Dog Training with patience, kindness, respect and persistence in Perth, WA. It’s all in the way you communicate.
28/11/2025
This is 20 month old Mya. She is an unsterilised female American Bully. She is at risk of being euthanised and I am desperately trying to find someone to adopt her. Mya is not dog or cat social she can not be with either.
If anyone can help please tx me
0428 321 978
26/11/2025
URGENT PLEASE HELP
Nat from oldies needs urgent 🚨 foster carer for a little sweet girl 8 years old in the pound quiet house hold a must no little kids
Text Nat 0408779023
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21/11/2025
My heart 😍😍
21/11/2025
So I LOVE Wombat 😍😍😍😍
19/11/2025
Stop puppy farming legislation was passed in WA in 2021, it’s almost 2026 & 90% of the act is still not enforceable 😡😡😡
If you care flick these guys an email and ask for an explanation
Political accountability.
The Minister (currently David Michael, as of 2025) is ultimately responsible to Parliament for the success and enforcement of the Act.
The Minister approves regulatory changes and funding allocations.
They also oversee the DLGSC’s progress, including the delivery of PetsWA and other compliance infrastructure.
These fines need to be tripled, puppy farmers can make more than that in a year 🙄
Puppy breeders and owners in New South Wales could face massive fines of more than $110,000, after new laws come into effect next month
The state government is cracking down on illegal backyard breeding and puppy farming, introducing a strict cap on the number of litters a dog can have over its lifetime.
So where did your puppy come from, under what circumstances were they bought into this world?????
Meet 7 year old gentle little angel Annie. Confined in a cage for 5 years in a PUPPY FARM forced to breed litter after litter after litter after litter, year after year after year!!!
Annie can only walk very slowly for a minute then she needs to rest because she was confined in a cage for so many years!!
This situation is out of control.
The stop puppy farming legislation act 2021, is a joke!! It’s almost 2026 & this act is still not enforceable!!
WHY?
Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries (DLGSC)
That is the Primary implementing agency!!!
The DLGSC oversees the legislative framework and is responsible for developing the regulations, systems, and processes that make the Act workable
SO DO YOUR JOB 😡
5 years and you still have not made this act workable, I’d say that is blatant incompetence!!
The PetsWA system was under contract but then a contract was cancelled, meaning the crucial traceability system is delayed
Without a fully functional central database, local councils cannot reliably cross-check breeder approvals, registrations
The registration/approval systems are not fully live, detecting and tracing breeders is difficult
Resource & capacity issues at local government / on-ground enforcement
The Act gives local governments additional powers (seizing dogs, cancelling registrations) but local governments must implement them and many are not yet fully equipped
Breeders may operate in fringe areas or exploit transitional gaps while the new regime becomes active
Without strong mechanism for proactive audits, unregistered breeders may continue with less risk of detection
08/11/2025
No you can’t just put a halti on a dog and achieve this!
First you need to teach them the process of lead feedback
once that’s achieved you can appropriately introduce a halti
then you need to teach them to feel comfortable in the halti
once they’re 100% comfortable in the halti, only then can you apply appropriate feedback from the halti.
Many people will buy a halti & just put it on their dog and wonder why they are pawing at it & trying to rub their face on the ground.
It’s a process. Every dog is different, some may only need to use the halti system for a few weeks others a few months, again it’s a process.
If the halti is introduced properly they will be as comfortable in that as they are in a harness or collar.
08/11/2025
6 months walking their beautiful 12 month old rescue dog Dasha like this, bless their hearts
I love how much my clients love their dogs!
08/11/2025
Unethical standard of care in pound facilities.
Can everyone please send an enquiry to the mayor and to each councillor on this list requesting that the standard of care at Stirling “animal care facility” be addressed.
It takes less than a minute to fill out the form. It asks for location of enquiry just type animal care facility and you will see the address come up.
List concern as unethical care at the Stirling animal care facility.
You can also send them an email. Each one has an email address provided.
I would encourage everyone to do the same for their local mayor because the standard of care in all of the pounds is beyond sub standard!
The City of Stirling’s council comprises 14 elected members, with two councillors representing each of our seven wards. Council are responsible for making decisions on behalf of the community.
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My love, respect and passion for all living things and this amazing planet, is the greatest gift my parents have given me. From the day I was born, I was taught that every living creature has the right to live free of harm and neglect, and all things on this earth are interconnected and must be protected. I was taught that as human beings it is our responsibility to protect, defend, shield and shelter all of mother natures amazing creations. I was taught that we as human beings need to speak for those that have no voice, we as human beings must use our abilities to conserve nature not destroy it.
I have two big brothers so I had to keep up with them, so I skipped the whole crawling thing and started walking at nine months of age. From the first step I took, I dodged the ants refusing to harm a single one. I guess there a certain things our Mums pass onto us whilst we are in the womb. No one told me I shouldn't step on the ants, I was only nine months old, walking seemed a pretty good achievement in itself, but I just knew I did not want to harm the ants. As I grew Mum would take me into the garden and put a tiny spider gently on my hand. Mum taught me not to fear things but to understand them and to always protect them.
I was an incredibly shy child and was more comfortable when I was alone than when I was with people. I never felt that I belonged when i was in company with people. Whilst other children played together, I would sit in trees for hours and hours just watching the world, the birds, the clouds, lizards, the bees, ants and spiders. The world was full of life and I was fascinated by all of it. When I was 11 years old my family left the suburbs and moved to a 10 acre property. I became even more isolated from people, this was not at all a problem for me, I could not of been happier. I was surrounded by nature and this was when I really began to understand what I now believe to be my reason.
From the moment I learnt to speak and to write I would ask Santa every Christmas for a Puppy, my birthday I would ask my parents, I'd even ask the Easter Bunny at Easter. My Parents both worked long hours and they wanted to wait until everything was perfect to bring a puppy into our family. We had Tinky our cat from before I was born and grey cat a stray cat I had befriended and adopted. I bought every injured creature I ever found home to be nursed back to health and released.
I have over 12 years experience in canine behavioural management and have qualifications in both animal behaviour and canine psychology and training and I am a registered member of the Association Pet Dog Trainers (APDT Australia INC).
My ethos is simple, I will teach you how your dog thinks and why they do the things that they do, so that you are then equipped to manage their behaviour. A lot of behaviourists will offer a quick fix to problem behaviours, in some cases this may very well be the case but in reality behavioural correction is a process.
My aim when taking on a new client is to teach them the skills and educate them on why their dog is behaving in a manner that has become a problem. I show people how dogs learn then teach them many different ways to teach their individual dog, because just like people not all dogs learn in the same way. I'm sure that there are millions of people that never reach their full potential in life, simply because their learning environment was not conducive to their "way of learning". Having the knowledge and skill to teach your dog all the things that they need to learn so that they can live happily and safely in a world designed for humans should be your aim. Because learning is a process! The reality is that you're the one that will need to teach your dog. You're with them every day, and every moment you have with them is an opportunity to teach them the things you would like them to understand. There are certain things that I will teach doggies during a class or consultation that they will retain very easily, particularly puppies, however every single behaviour that your puppy or adult dog learns, must be constantly repeated successfully in order for that to become a consistant and dependable behaviour.
If you are prepared to learn the skills that are required and provide the appropriate environment with patience, kindness, respect and persistence, I personally do not believe that there is any behavioural issue that can not be corrected or in the very least managed, so that each angel can have the safest and happiest life possible.
Dogs are my world and I love what I do, so if you are having any behavioural related issues with your dog please call me and we can work together to find the solution so you can enjoy the most beautiful friendship a person can have. Animals and the environment have always been my greatest passion in life. I have spent a lot of time overseas working on conservational projects that protect the Orangutan and Mountain Gorilla and their habitats and I continue to do so whenever possible. I have always had a unique connection with dogs and understood how they work. It was when I was in Kisoro Uganda being followed by several dogs in a place where people have no respect for dogs and absolutely no understanding of their beautiful ability to be truly selfless, loyal and the best friend a person can have, that I realised what I wanted to do in life. I was in a place surrounded by poverty where children have nothing and are scared of dogs. I made a decision to try an educate people about these beautiful animals and the friendship and love they offer. I began teaching people in Africa the most basic concepts of k9 and human friendship, watching people go from fearing dogs to respecting, loving them and developing a friendship like no other, was one of the most rewarding experiences of my life! So I decided that is what I wanted to do with my life! Best decision I've ever made, every angel I meet I consider a dear friend, and will do what ever it takes to help them and their family, I'd do what I do for free if I didn't have a mortgage. I feel so very lucky that I am able to do what I love most in this world, and what I am most passionate about, every single day.
"Animal cruelty is one of the most unfortunate and barbaric demonstrations of human beings manipulating ill conceived notions of "power" over other species." Ian Somerhalder
