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Pawfect Behaviour

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Pawfect Behaviour

Empathetic and knowledgeable approach to dog training and behaviour. Coaching owners through the puppy phase, aggression and reactivity.

The original Dubai Dog Owner Coaches.

11/11/2024

This giant smooshy face turns 6 years old today. 6 years god created this being of utter chaos and destruction. In true Aimée style I totally forgot and so he got some cheese for his birthday as a treat.

Happy Birthday Thessy Boos.

03/11/2024

Our favourite group class is back! Can't wait to support you with your sensitive pups!

31/10/2024

Happy Halloween everyone! Don't forget to keep your pups safe from open doors, spooky ghouls, and toxic chocolate.

Now the safety announcement is out of the way let's share horror stories...

We'll go first: and then she broke the treat in half!

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08/10/2024

Today's training treat Tuesday is innocent hound air dried food. Training treats don't have to be specificly marketed as training treats. They can be anything that's soft, small and tasty. Enter innocent hound! Popular with all our dogs and clients too!

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04/10/2024

It's world animal day! What does this mean? It's the day we acknowledge how much better the world is with animals in it. From the ant to the aardvark, the zebra to the dreaded mosquito, each and every one has a role to play in our ecosystem and incredibke world we live in. For us at Pawfect Behaviour, it's about celebrating our domestic animals. The cats and dogs we share our lives with - or hamsters, rabbits, chickens, mice. So, we ask you: what are you celebrating about your pet's on this day?

24/09/2024

Training treats don't have to be nutritious! Remember these are a treat and a reward. Just as chocolate for humans is fine as part of a healthy, balanced diet. We believe the same to be true of our dogs. Honestly, our dogs go crazy for these, as much as we do for chocolate 🙈

21/09/2024

Ah, the Border Collie. This breed has all the B's, brains, beauty and bravery. They are not for the faint hearted however. If you want a dog to sit on the couch and look pretty this dog is not for you. Unless you're prepared to do a 10km off leash walk, a 2 hr training session, 4 hrs of fetch and a round of agility first. Otherwise we'd recommend just admiring them from afar.

They're not always big fans of other dogs preferring to herd them into the corner of the dog park than play with them. A very serious breed, but incredibly loyal and loving to their people.

16/09/2024

Our ever popular group reactivity class is starting again on Sunday!

We can't wait to help more reactive pups and their pawrents on their journey!

09/09/2024

Did you know we offer group classes? Aimee has been running group classes since 2010 and Pawfect running group classes since 2017. Swipe to see why group classes with Pawfect Behaviour can be so beneficial.

We'd love to hear what you think of group classes? Tell is in the comments below.

08/09/2024

Inspired by a post yesterday let's play a game! We'll start: never have I ever... Cancelled plans to stay home with my dog. Raise your hand is this is you! 🙋🏻‍♀️

03/09/2024

Following on from our question last week of what you'd like to see more of: we'd like to introduce Training Treat Tuesday. We'll share our favourite rewards for training and behaviour modification. First up are the green Juju beef rewards. On the expensive side, but these never fail. Our go-to when working with dogs who refuse to eat anything else. They can be used whole, or crumbled on top of other rewards to make them taste as yummy. They're also full of good stuff and so great nutrition wise too. 5 stars from us ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

25/08/2024

We're excited for our new class offerings and the return of our old favourites. From puppies to reactivity, we've got you covered no matter where you are in your training journey. Stay tuned for all the details over the next few days.

23/08/2024

We've talked about pain in dogs. We will never stop talking about it. So here are a few things you can do if you suspect pain in your dog.

20/08/2024

We love training daycare staff on force free and fear training and handling techniques

17/08/2024

We all know when our dogs are in pain right? They limp, they might struggle to get up from their bed, they might go off their food, not want to go or a walk. These are all signs of pain. But there are others. For example for a dog to limp, they must have a pain score of 6 out of 10. So they might not be limping but they may still be uncomfortable, making them more sensitive and their reactions less predictable. Ever snapped at someone because you've got a headache? When we work with our behaviour cases we always work along side a reputable vet too. Reminder: adrenaline masks pain. Just because a dog is playful and running around does not mean we can rule out pain.

What do you think? Did these signs of pain surprise you?

15/08/2024

New service launching soon! We're super excited about this one. Tell us your.goals.for enrichment receive a personalised enrichment plan with handouts and video guides. Are you excited?

13/08/2024

Following on from our stories, many of you are struggling with getting your dog's attention when outside. This is what many dog trainers call the mythical "engagement". For us engagement is focus. We just need our pet dogs to pay attention when we need them to and ignore distractions. They don't need to be in a perfect heel, they can be sniffing and exploring.

So the number one reason we see a lack of focus in our dogs is because we haven't trained it. What I mean by this is we haven't taught the dog what we want, or rewarded it. We teach this backwards to many other trainers. Train our dogs to look at us, start asking for the behaviour around distractions reward it and then get more focus from our dogs.

Number two reason is your rewards are boring. Playing with another dog is super exciting. If we offer kibble that's not gonna cut it. We need to be more fun.

Number three reason is that you've not trained enough at home with the fun treats and are then asking your dog to look at you in the middle of the dogpark. That's like taking your kids math homework to Disney world. If your dog's knows that your attention noise equals chicken because you trained it, then we guarantee they are more likely to pay attention to you outside too. Train for the situation not in the situation.

Number four reason is that your not actually rewarding the attention. What we often see is the dog giving their human their attention and then rather than rewarding our dog for orienting towards them, they then ask for another behaviour like sit. Meaning the dog gets bored and you've never rewarded your pup for giving you their attention.

Number five is obviously a joke. It's not a thing. We're just making sure you are paying attention 😉

12/08/2024

We're sure you all know this. But Golden Retrievers were bred to fetch and carry birds for hunters. For your non - working Golden, this means he will carry anything. Shoes, kids toys, toilet roll, your dirty laundry. It's all a duck to him 🤣.

Improve your Golden's behaviour by giving them an outlet for fetching and retrieving by playing some fetch games. Have your dog in a stay, throw a toy and have them bring it to you, teach them to tidy up their own toys, or even fetch your slippers in the evening.

Our other top tip is Golden's feel much calmer with something in their mouth so teach polite greeting behaviour by offering them a big soft toy before they say hi to visitors. Instant calmness.

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Al Quoz Industrial Area 3, Close To Galadari Driving School
Dubai
00000

Opening Hours

Monday	10:00 - 20:00
Tuesday	10:00 - 20:00
Wednesday	10:00 - 20:00
Thursday	10:00 - 20:00
Friday	10:00 - 20:00
Saturday	10:00 - 20:00
Sunday	10:00 - 20:00

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+971553239864

Website

http://www.pawfectgroup.com/

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Muzzles: super controversial for some reason. Personally we love them. Better safe than sorry and you cannot predict the future. Even sweet adorable Gypsy might snap if she's in enough pain. Muzzle training is pretty simple. We're trying to create a happy positive experience around the muzzle. Bobby loves putting his nose into the muzzle and he gets so excited to see it. All this was created with lots and lots of food rewards. Start by showing your pup the muzzle and giving a treat. Then start by putting treats inside the muzzle and having your pup eat the treats from inside. It js important the pup is putting their nose in, and we're not moving the muzzle towards them. Then we start asking then to out their nose in and reward them afterwards. Your marker skills will come in handy here. Do you want to know more about muzzle training? #muzzleddogsaregooddogs #muzzleup #muzzle #reactivedogs #aggressionindogs #forcefree #fearfree ##dogsofuae ##dogsofinstagram

Come prep some enrichment for my pups using this gorgeous gift from the petshop.

Tabitha says that indoor cats live longer than outdoor cats. There is no risk of being hit by a car, attacked by a dog or getting into a fight with another cats. The local wildlife is also safe. With a little bit of effort from their pawrents indoor cats live pawfectly enriched lives. Feeding puzzles, hunting games, harnesses for walks or even a catio all ensure your indoor cat is not only safe but happy too.

Pawfect Moments is back! This is part one of teaching your dog to stay.

Did you know that ending your training session by playing with your dog can improve their memory and decrease the time taken to learn? How cool is that?!

Our life skills practice their leash skills with "drunk walking"

Anyone else's dog have an unusual recall cue?

Did your female dog have a season about 8 weeks ago and is now acting really weird? Carrying toys around crying, loss of appetite, sudden aggression to strangers or certain family members, super clingy ir needy? . . . . . . . She is having a false pregnancy! Otherwise known as pseudopregnancy or phantom pregnancy. Essentially, your pup feels like she is pregnant but isn't. We've seen 6 cases this year alone. If you suspect a false pregnancy then speak to a trusted vet. They can provide medication to bring it to an end and then look at spaying as once a dog has had one false pregnancy they tend to have more. Spaying mid-false pregnancy can cause behavioural problems though, so much better to wait until its over. Has your dog suffered from false pregnancy?