Why I now answer this misguided question with “no”, and what questions we should be asking other dog owners instead.

A guide to the cues and skills that we at Tristen’s Puppy Gym use regularly during training sessions and our one-on-one “Pawsome sessions”.

Our best tips for getting your dog ready to be left alone without causing any separation anxieties or unwanted behaviours like chewing on your shoes or peeing on the carpet.

Help your dog to gain confidence around water and all the things that come along with water activities.

Check our list to see if that food your dog ate requires a trip to the vet, or if it’s okay as an occasional treat.

Lists of foods that are safe, recommended in small amounts, best to avoid, and toxic.

Take the time to prepare you and your dog this Christmas to ensure their wellbeing is your top priority.

Practising tie-up exercises is a way for our dogs to relax in any situation.

Because we are using their name as a cue we need to train it just like any other skill.

How, What, When, Where, Why??

The Frequently Asked Questions about Crate Training