Dog Training Newcastle

Dog Training Newcastle I post force-free dog training and behaviour information. Send a private message to request free handouts about all dog care, training and behaviour topics.

I’m retired but provide referrals to force-free trainers. I volunteer with Dog Rescue Newcastle. I sell dog walking harnesses, snuffle mats, snuffle balls, tug toys and bandanas. The list of products and ordering information is on my website: http://dogtrainingnewcastle.com.au/products.html

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Looking for a puppy or dog training class or one-on-on training? I have a list of hi

ghly qualified and experienced trainers on my website:
http://www.dogtrainingnewcastle.com.au/refer.html

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16/09/2025

Can you identify the stress signal in this video? Much of dog body language is quick and subtle and you will miss it if you don’t know what to look for.

BRING BACK THE BAN ON GREYHOUND RACING📅 Friday 17th October 2025🕔 5:00pm📍 Wentworth Park, Wentworth Park Rd, Glebe NSW 2...
14/09/2025

BRING BACK THE BAN ON GREYHOUND RACING

📅 Friday 17th October 2025
🕔 5:00pm
📍 Wentworth Park, Wentworth Park Rd, Glebe NSW 2037

Greyhounds are dying every day on Australian racetracks.
In 2024, 128 dogs were killed and over 11,450 were injured.

Already this year, at least 26 greyhounds have died and almost 2,000 have been injured in NSW alone – the highest injury rate in the country.

Yet the NSW Government continues to hand over millions of taxpayer dollars to keep this cruelty alive. And now, in the heart of Sydney, Wentworth Park, Crown Land meant for the community, is still leased to the racing industry, where hundreds of dogs have suffered.

It’s time to show decision-makers that enough is enough.

https://facebook.com/events/s/million-dollar-disgrace-rally-/768246572334468/?







Great news for Newcastle dog and cat lovers. You can tune into radion 2HD 'The Nightline' every Monday evening Dogaholic...
08/09/2025

Great news for Newcastle dog and cat lovers. You can tune into radion 2HD 'The Nightline' every Monday evening Dogaholics - Dog Trainingear dog and cat trainer Eve McKenzie from Dogaholics - Dog Training give helpful tips, advice, and insights to make life with your pets even better.

🌙✨ TONIGHT ON THE NIGHTLINE ✨🌙
It’s not just the news of the day, it’s YOUR stories, YOUR world, and the breaking news that matters most to you.

📣 We’re opening the lines and asking what’s on your mind tonight. Call us, text us, be part of the conversation.
🍴 Special guest Chef Daniel is here with the tastes of Spring and yes, he’s cooking with flowers. Edible blooms that aren’t just beautiful, they’re delicious. 🌼
🐾 And we’re welcoming our brand-new regular guest, Eve from Dogaholics - Dog Training. (and she also trains cats!)
With over 20 years of experience, international certifications, and a passion for helping pets and their people, Eve will be answering your questions starting with what to do if your dog just won’t stop barking.

📞 Call: 13 12 69
💬 Text: 0458 049 209

Live from 2HD Newcastle, and right across the 2SM Super Radio Network.

It’s not just talkback, it’s about connecting.
Because radio is real, it’s human, and it’s always about you.

01/09/2025

My foster dog Lexi eats much too quickly so I am using this muffin tray to slow her down. It works pretty well.

Yesterday, I had the privelage of giving a presentation about Dog Rescue Newcastle and safety around dogs to students of...
25/08/2025

Yesterday, I had the privelage of giving a presentation about Dog Rescue Newcastle and safety around dogs to students of Merewether Heights Public School.

A foster carer was kind enough to bring her foster dog Lucy and talk about fostering. Lucy was an absolute superstar 🌟! She adored all the kids and wasn’t at all worried about all the people and being on stage. She was a shining example of how amazing rescue dogs are!

I can’t praise the children enough. They were very interested and well behaved. I had such a wonderful time.

My dog training friends will get it 😁
20/08/2025

My dog training friends will get it 😁

Have you ever wanted to be a dog trainer or simply want to learn more about your dog? If you do, then I recommend this t...
19/08/2025

Have you ever wanted to be a dog trainer or simply want to learn more about your dog? If you do, then I recommend this training program which I have completed.

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Learn about K9 Nosework and Dog Physiotherapy this Saturday the 9th of August. Location: Adamstown. Two important topics...
07/08/2025

Learn about K9 Nosework and Dog Physiotherapy this Saturday the 9th of August. Location: Adamstown. Two important topics for dog guardians.

DOG PHYSIO AND K9 NOSEWORK®
WORKSHOP THIS SATURDAY 09 AUG
2-5 pm
Venue: Adamstown

Places still available for our upcoming workshop!

Spend an afternoon with Kristine and myself learning about
* Basic dog physiotherapy
* Practical home exercises
* What is K9 Nosework®
* Practical demonstration of K9 Nosework®

Ring Kristine to book 0408 229 341.

If you live near the state border of NSW or travel out of state with your pet, it's advisable to register your pet with ...
06/08/2025

If you live near the state border of NSW or travel out of state with your pet, it's advisable to register your pet with the Australasian Animal Registry. It only costs $15 and you can do it quickly online:
https://www.aar.org.au/

AAR is a nation wide registry. This registration also ensures that if your pet is stolen and taken out of state then no one else can register them and claim ownership in the registry.

The Australasian Animal Registry (AAR) is a core pillar of the RAS, operating since 1989, through which we seek to support and protect lost pets to return them to their owners.

This is the ideal shape for dog harness. It’s called a “Y” harness because the chest piece meets the collar piece in a “...
25/07/2025

This is the ideal shape for dog harness. It’s called a “Y” harness because the chest piece meets the collar piece in a “Y” shape under the throat. This is good because it doesn’t impede the forward movement of the legs and doesn’t choke the dog.

The harnesses in the photo have a lead attachment at the back plus at the front. The front attachment can be used during the early phases of training loose lead walking.

You can buy this “Vari-Fit Harness” from https://www.politepaws.com.au/store/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=137_138

It’s what both of my dogs wear.

Found a lost or injured animal? Don't expect the RSPCA to help. 😡 But be sure to send them all your donations though, be...
18/07/2025

Found a lost or injured animal? Don't expect the RSPCA to help. 😡 But be sure to send them all your donations though, because that's all they're interested in. 💲

Vets won't hold lost animals anymore and council do as little as possible.

Found a lost animal outside of the middle of a weekday? Too bad. You're on you're on. Council will tell you to hold it until Monday or let it go. 😡 Animals are their lowest priority. But they always have buckets of money for sports facilities and playgrounds.

RSPCA NSW has spent years accumulating enormous wealth, while doing less and less animal welfare work. Intakes have fallen drastically over the past decade, while making annual profits of $8-10 million which is piled into its investment portfolio.
Now it has gone a step further, advertising that it won't take strays - even injured ones - to transfer to council pounds. Because it's costing them money, the poor dears. Maybe they are at risk of making only a $5 million profit?
It's past time to strip RSPCA of any special status and powers. To subject them to the same reporting requirements as the rest of us. And force its to use its accumulated wealth to help the animals, as its donors intended, not locked up in the stock market.

Eligible pensioners in the Hunter region can get free and discounted veterinary consultations for their sick or injured ...
18/06/2025

Eligible pensioners in the Hunter region can get free and discounted veterinary consultations for their sick or injured pets from the SafetyNetPetAssist program.

You can apply online https://petsafetynet.com.au/

Be quick because this pilot program expires on the 30th of June. Hopefully this essential service it will be extended.

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Small group classes, in-home Puppy Pre-school, Walk and Train, Day Training, Private Lessons, Behavioural Consultations in Newcastle and Lake Macquarie, NSW. Prices on my website www.dogtrainingnewcastle.com.au *** SMALL GROUP CLASSES *** Level 1: Foundation Program = essential manners for all dogs.

Level 2: Intermediate Program = make the basics stronger and learn new skills.

There are 6 x 1 hour lessons taught over 6 weeks on Saturday mornings. Location: Kotara South Public School, under cover (protected from sun and rain) and private (no other dogs). Class size is limited to 5 dogs. Dogs need to be 6 months or older (no upper age limit) and fully vaccinated. There are no group classes from December through February but I offer private lessons year round (see below). *** PUPPY PACKAGE *** Puppy Preschool comes to you. Private lessons, in your home, scheduled at your convenience. Instead of going to a group class, we bring the training to you. Four private lessons conducted in your home you'll learn the same things as puppy preschool. Available for puppies from 6 weeks up to 6 months old. If your puppy is 6 months or older please consider our classes or private lessons. *** PRIVATE LESSONS *** There are many reasons why private lessons or behavioural consultations would be suitable for you and your dog: * Your dog has problem behaviours that you need help with (fear or anxiety; barking; unsuitable reactions to other dogs, people or objects; resource guarding; defending food or toys; etc). * Your dog is not comfortable near other dogs. * You have specific skills that you want to teach your dog that aren't covered in class. * Private lessons are a more efficient use of your time because you and your dog get individual attention and can learn more in a shorter period of time. * Your schedule doesn't allow you to attend classes. * You appreciate the convenience of lessons at home instead of driving to classes. * There are no suitable classes near you. * Group classes aren't available during the summer. All lessons are one hour. Unlike group lessons, I focus on your specific requirements. I'll give you printed handouts covering the topics which we cover in the lesson. I can book you in for a private lesson on any day of the week between 9:00 AM and 6:00 PM.

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