Talk Dog

17/09/2025

A dog that is high strung, obsessive, always nervous or always yapping is not normal. That s not the life you want for your dog. You want your dog to be calm and enjoy life.

Credit: Cesar Milan

16/09/2025

This guy really explains then basics of body language so well.
Another language about hackles - often very misunderstood.
Credit: mk9plus - tiktok)

16/09/2025

The important thing is, to read your dogs whole body language as well as the situation in context.
One indicator alone is not conclusive necessarily. ✌️

Credit: mk9plus

15/09/2025

😂😂😂😂

05/09/2025

19/08/2025

People underestimate the importance of a structured and instructed walk.

18/08/2025

How often do I hear: my dog is reactive. He is a rescue.
So? All my dogs are rescues and had some adjustment to do in the beginning. BUT it all comes down to the handler and their energy.
If you are weak, e.g. feeling sorry for the dog or not taking control, your dog will react according.
The majority of the time, it s the handler causing whatever unwanted behaviour in the dog - not the dog.

07/08/2025

The best thing that ever happened to me was to foster fail deaf (and blind) dogs. It makes you realise that using your voice is totally optional and not really required at all. 🩷

06/08/2025

I m personally not a fan of a public dog park.
Too many negative experiences myself as well as a lot of dangerous observations aka dog fights.
Love those illustrations, so had to share.

(C) Mr Hunter The Great Dane

04/08/2025

Always advocate for your dog and speak up early.
Sadly there are a lot of obvious people out there.

Pack Leader Dog Psychology & Behavior

30/07/2025

21/07/2025

A common mistake people make, e.g. when trying to comfort a dog that s beside itself with fear.
Dont feed the fear. Remove the dog from the situation and show you are controlling the situation and thereby let your dog know it s safe. ✌️