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Dogs are like children, they need to be well raised with positive experience along the way, we are here to make sure you are both on the right track.

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19/01/2024

Herbal remedies have long been effective in treating human ailments. But they can be equally as efficient in treating your dog's problems, and there is probably a garden full of them just outside your back door. But why use herbal remedies when we have modern medicine?
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While modern medication has come a long way, antibiotics and a host of other drugs bring with them a world of side effects. Plus, too much use can negatively impact your dog’s health in the long term.

How to Select Herbs for Canine-friendly Remedies
✅Select fresh-smelling and healthy-looking green leaves. You want the freshest ingredients to ensure your remedy has the optimal effect.
✅Avoid herbs with brown leaves or with bits missing. They are past their peak and may have already been breakfast, lunch, and dinner for neighboring moths.
✅Be sure to select herbs that haven’t been sprayed with any pesticides or herbicides. You are probably exploring the herbal remedy route to avoid giving your dog chemicals, so be sure the herbs you select are chemical-free.
✅With dry herbs, avoid leaves that are too brittle. This is a sure sign they are too old and are lacking in their original goodness.

12/01/2024

Natural remedies to get rid of fleas are convenient options for pet parents. This is because essential oils and salt are often found in your cupboards.

Many pet parents are uncomfortable giving their dogs chemicals and may opt for home remedies.

Natural flea treatment:
Apple cider vinegar
Baking soda and salt
Coconut oil
Essential oils
Garlic
Regular baths

07/01/2024

🌟 Embracing a training approach that transcends permissiveness and passivity, positive training is a dynamic method rooted in constructive reinforcement. 🚀 Contrary to common misconceptions, it's not about leniency, instead, it's a proactive strategy that employs consequences to guide learning.

At its core, positive training is a partnership where we actively assist our learners, whether they're four-legged friends or human colleagues, setting them up for success. 🤝 By fostering an environment of encouragement and support, we pave the way for growth and achievement. 🌱

Join me on this journey of empowerment, where every interaction becomes an opportunity to uplift and inspire. Let's cultivate a mindset that thrives on positivity, resilience, and the joy of accomplishment! 💪✨

05/01/2024

🐾 Where Diet Meets Discipline 🌿

In the world of dog training, success isn't just about commands and obedience it's a holistic journey that encompasses every aspect of our furry friend's well-being. 🐕✨ One often overlooked but crucial element? Their diet! 🍲

Just as a balanced meal fuels our bodies, a nutritious diet plays a pivotal role in shaping our canine companions' behavior and overall demeanor. 🥦🦴 From the wag of their tails to the attentive gleam in their eyes, what goes into their bowls has a profound impact on the success of our training efforts.

Quality nutrition provides the building blocks for a happy and obedient furry companion, enhancing cognitive function and promoting a positive mindset. 🧠💪 A well-nourished pup is more likely to embrace new commands, exhibit improved focus, and exude the boundless energy that makes training sessions a joy for both the handler and the hound. 🐾🍖

02/01/2024

Embracing the winter vibes with my furry companion, but making sure my pup stays warm and cozy! 🐾❄️ From stylish sweaters to fluffy blankets, here are some tips to keep your dog snug and happy during the chilly days. 🐶☕️

1. Is your dog trembling or shaking?
2. If your dog is whining, barking, or howling, start listening.
3. Does your dog appear to lack energy?
4. Check to see whether your dog’s ears feel cold.
5. Watch out for a hunched-back and tucked-in tail.
6. See if your dog is limping or looks stiff.

Make sure your dog has a warm, cozy bed and that your house is kept at a reasonable temperature.

31/12/2023

🎉✨ Here's to a year of self-discovery, love, and all the beautiful surprises life has in store. Let's write a story filled with laughter, kindness, and the unwavering belief that anything is possible.

Cheers to 2023, a year where dreams take flight and the extraordinary becomes the norm! 🥂🌟

25/12/2023

🎄✨ Wrap up in the spirit of the season and celebrate Christmas with style! Wishing you a Merry Christmas from the Jacketrust family. 🎁🌟

24/12/2023

🐾 Embrace the power of nature for your fur baby's well-being! 🌿 Here are 5 pawsitively amazing natural remedies to keep your dog happy and healthy:

1️⃣ Coconut Oil Magic: 🥥 Pamper your pup with the wonders of coconut oil! Not only does it promote a glossy coat, but its antiviral and antibacterial properties also support overall immune health.

2️⃣ Golden Turmeric Elixir: ✨ Spice up your dog's life with turmeric! This golden gem boasts anti-inflammatory properties, aiding in joint health and providing a natural energy boost.

3️⃣ Chamomile Comfort: 🌼 Calm those anxious nerves with chamomile tea. A soothing remedy, it helps alleviate stress, promotes relaxation, and can even aid in easing digestive issues.

4️⃣ Paw-fiction in Probiotics: 🦠 Keep your dog's gut happy with probiotics! These tiny warriors support digestion, boost the immune system, and maintain a balance of good bacteria for overall well-being.

5️⃣ Herbal Heroes Lavender Love: 💜 Infuse tranquility into your dog's life with lavender. Whether in essential oil form or as a calming herbal spray, it helps ease anxiety, promotes better sleep, and leaves your pup feeling zen.

Remember, a healthy dog is a happy dog! 🐶💚 Share the love and tag fellow pet parents who want to take the natural route to a wagging tail and boundless joy! 🌱✨

22/12/2023

🐾 🌟 Ticks are foul little parasites that hide in your dog’s fur and attach themselves to their skin to feed. Because they feed for hours while attached to your furry buddy, they have plenty of time to transmit whatever disease they are carrying to your dog. Ticks can cause health problems for your companion as well as others in your household, whether four-legged or two. They are known for carrying Lyme disease and other nasty afflictions that can cause short and long-term health problems for anyone bitten.

⚜️Essential oils have been used for centuries as natural remedies for various ailments in humans and animals. Essential oils are easy to obtain from your local health food store. These oils are highly concentrated, so they are typically measured by the drop. Usually, they should be diluted with a carrier oil such as coconut or olive oil.

⚜️Citrus is a natural repellent for many insects. Citrus works against ticks too. Boil the peels of lemons and oranges, then let them cool at room temperature in the water for 24 hours. Once your mixture is cool, the natural citrus oil will seep from the fruit rinds and into your water. This water can be strained and poured into a spray bottle. Your citrus spray can be used on your dog’s fur and around your house, in doorways, and your yard.

⚜️Apple cider vinegar is an easy-to-use natural tick repellant. You can add a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar per quart of water to your dog’s water bowl to keep ticks away from your dog.

To keep ticks from your yard, try the following tips:

✅Maintain your yard by keeping the grass cut.
✅Remove brush.
✅Design a cedar barrier around your yard, but you must install a fence to keep your dog from ingesting the cedar.

17/12/2023

🐾 Embarking on the paw-some journey of puppy parenthood?

🌟 Let's talk about those crucial red-flag behaviors that might crop up in your furry bundle of joy! 🚩 Early intervention is key to fostering a well-behaved and balanced canine companion. 🐶💕

🚨 Red Flag #1: Excessive Chewing - Puppies explore the world through their mouths, but if a dog's chewing habits are turning your favorite shoes into a chew toy, it's time to redirect that energy.

🚨 Red Flag #2: Aggressive Play - While play is essential, watch for signs of overexcitement or aggression during playtime. nip it in the bud before it becomes a bigger issue.

🚨 Red Flag #3: Excessive Barking - Communication is key, but constant barking might signal anxiety or a need for attention. Understanding the cause is crucial for effective training.

🚨 Red Flag #4: Avoidance or Fearful Behavior - If your pup is hesitant or avoids certain situations, it's vital to address these fears early to prevent anxiety and promote confidence.

🚨 Red Flag #5: Inconsistent Bathroom Habits - Accidents happen, but frequent mishaps may indicate a need for more diligent potty training.

🚨 Red Flag #6: Unsettled Sleep Patterns - A restless pup might be trying to communicate discomfort or anxiety. Establishing a consistent sleep routine can work wonders.

🐕 Remember, every pup is unique, and patience is your best ally. 🙌 🏡❤️

15/12/2023

🦷🐾 Puppy biting is a normal part of their development, but fear not, parents! Here are 3 awesome ways to handle those nippy moments:

1️⃣ Redirect & Reward: Puppies explore the world with their mouths, so when those teeth latch on, redirect their attention to a chew toy or a tasty treat. Positive reinforcement teaches them that biting toys equals treats, making it a win-win situation! 🐶🦴

2️⃣ Be Consistent with Commands: Introduce simple commands like "gentle" or "soft" when your pup starts to nibble. Reinforce good behavior with praise and treats when they follow your commands. Consistency is key, and soon they'll associate gentle play with positive outcomes! 🗣️👏

3️⃣ Teach Bite Inhibition: When they bite too hard, let out a yelp or say "ouch" in a high-pitched voice to mimic a littermate's reaction. This helps them understand that biting too hard isn't acceptable, and they'll gradually learn to soften their bites. 🗣️🚫

Remember, patience and positive reinforcement go a long way in shaping your furry friend's behavior. 🌟 Enjoy these playful moments, knowing that with a bit of guidance, your pup will grow into a well-behaved companion. 🐾💕

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08/12/2023

🐾❤️ Let's talk about a topic that often raises eyebrows: the impact of your dog's breed on their behavior. While breed characteristics do play a role in shaping your pup's personality, it's important to remember that behavior is influenced by many factors, including upbringing, training, and individual variation. In today's post, we'll explore how breed can be a piece of the puzzle, but not the whole picture.

🐶 Breed Characteristics 🐶
It's true that different breeds come with distinct traits and tendencies. Border Collies excel in herding, while Greyhounds are built for speed. Breeds like Golden Retrievers are known for their friendly nature, and some terriers have a penchant for digging. These general traits can provide insight into your dog's behavior, but they don't define them.

🏡 Upbringing and Environment 🏡
A well-trained and socialized dog can overcome breed predispositions and be a loving and well-behaved companion.

🧠 Individual Variation 🧠
Just like us, dogs are individuals. Within any breed, you'll find a wide range of personalities and temperaments. What may hold true for one dog of a particular breed may not apply to another.

🏆 It's Not a Blame Game 🏆
Understanding breed tendencies can be helpful in making informed decisions, such as selecting a breed that aligns with your lifestyle. However, it's crucial not to blame your dog's breed for their behavior challenges. All dogs, regardless of their breed, can be wonderful companions with the right guidance and support.

🐾 Celebrate Diversity 🐾
Rather than seeing breed as a limitation, consider it as an opportunity to embrace and nurture the qualities that make your dog special. It's all about fostering a strong bond and understanding your dog as an individual, beyond their breed. 🐶

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01/12/2023

🐕💫 Just like us, our beloved four-legged companions can benefit from a little dose of calm in their lives. Today, we're sharing four quick and easy techniques to help you nurture calmness in your dog. After all, a serene pup is a happy pup, and a happy pup makes for a joyful and peaceful household.

1️⃣ Deep Breathing: This simple act can soothe their nerves and promote relaxation.

2️⃣ Mindful Strolls: This teaches your dog to focus, relax, and enjoy the world around them with a sense of calm.

3️⃣ Peaceful Retreats: You can use soothing scents, soft music, or even a beloved toy to make it extra inviting.

4️⃣ Cuddle and Massage: This tactile connection can alleviate tension and foster a sense of tranquility.

Remember, fostering calmness in your dog is not just about managing their energy but also teaching them to navigate the world with composure. It's a wonderful gift that you can offer to your furry friend, contributing to their overall well-being and happiness. 🐾❤️

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26/11/2023

🐾🕐 Training Your Dog, No Matter the Age 🕐🐾

🐕❤️ Whether you've welcomed a young pup into your life or your loyal companion has a few more grey hairs, the path to positive behavior is always open. Today, we're shedding light on why addressing behavior issues sooner rather than later is the way to go.

🌟 The Sooner, the Easier 🌟
When it comes to behavior problems, early intervention is your secret weapon.

🚫 Waiting Won't Make It Disappear 🚫
Acknowledging and tackling the problem head-on is the first step to positive change.

🐶 The Perfect Time Is Now 🐶
The journey begins when you decide it does. Every day is an opportunity to make a difference in your dog's life.

👫 An Ongoing Partnership 👫
Training your dog is not a one-time event, it's an ongoing partnership. The journey may have ups and downs, but the rewards are immeasurable.

Start today, commit to the process, and watch as you and your dog grow and learn together. 🐾🌟

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17/11/2023

Today, we're sharing some tips to make car rides a positive and stress-free adventure for your four-legged companion. 💪

🌟 Addressing Motion Sickness First 🌟
If your dog's car anxiety is linked to motion sickness, it's essential to tackle this issue head-on. Consult your veterinarian to discuss options like medications or dietary changes that can help alleviate nausea and discomfort. Solving this underlying problem can be a game-changer for your pup.

🚗 Gradual Exposure 🚗
Just like us, dogs can be anxious about things they're not used to. Start with short, low-stress trips around the block and gradually extend the duration as your dog becomes more comfortable. This helps them get acclimated to the movement and environment.

🐕 Create Positive Associations 🐕
Make the car a fun place to be! Use treats, toys, and praise to reward your dog for getting in the car, staying calm, and enjoying the ride. Associating the car with positivity can help reduce anxiety over time.

🤗 Comfort and Familiarity 🤗
Make the car cozy and familiar for your pup. Bring their favorite blanket or toy along, and use a secure harness or carrier to ensure their safety. Familiar scents can also provide a sense of comfort.

🚙 Frequent Breaks 🚙
Plan for regular pit stops during longer journeys. This allows your dog to stretch their legs, have a drink, and take a bathroom break. It's an excellent way to break up the trip and keep stress levels in check.

🧡 Patience and Consistency 🧡
Every dog is unique, and progress may be gradual. Be patient, and stay consistent with your training efforts. Over time, your dog can learn to associate car rides with adventure and bonding time with you.

🐾 Share your own car ride success stories or tips in the comments below, and let's support each other on this journey to happy, stress-free travels with our pups! 🚗💖

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12/11/2023

🐾🚫 Mastering the Art of Polite Greetings! 🚫🐾

We all know that enthusiastic, full-body, airborne greetings from our furry friends can be quite charming, but not everyone appreciates it as much as we do! Jumping on people can be a bit overwhelming, and it's important to ensure your dog's social skills are top-notch. 🤗🐕

🧡 It teaches them to be calm AROUND people.
Dogs who jump typically don't know how to calm exist around other people. New people trigger massive excitement, which leads to jumping.

🧡If your dog can't calmly exist around another person, it certainly can't calmly greet someone.

🐾 Work on calmness first.
🐾 The dog shouldn't meet everyone.
🐾 Teaching your dog to ignore people will help with polite greetings.

Let's work together! Get help teaching your dog to calmly greet people without jumping.

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10/11/2023

So true!

10/11/2023

5 things (that don’t include having a backyard) that rescues could encourage/require to ensure a good home:

1. Trial periods.
How many dogs do you know were “returned five times”? People who adopt dogs that aren’t the right fit will not keep them just because a paper says they should. And people who adopt dogs that aren’t the right fit SHOULDN’T have to keep them.

2. Utilizing a dog trainer.
Understanding how to fulfill and work with a new dog would drop the number of incompatible homes overnight.
Rescues that are well-funded could partner with trainers to offer one lesson to “cash in”, less funded rescues could push business cards and flyers.

3. Management.
Tethering in the home. Crating when left alone. Food games to keep the dog entertained. How to enrich a dog indoors. Where to take them if they’re struggling with reactivity. KEEPING A LEASH ON THE DOG.
If owners aren’t ready to fix problems, at the very least they should be educated on preventing them.

4. Saying NO to dog parks.
Adopting a new dog and taking them to the dog park is the equivalent of meeting a stranger on the street and immediately bringing them to a fight club.

5. Breed awareness.
DNA tests aren’t 100% accurate, but compared to looking at a dog and making an assumption, it’s the best we’ve got.
 Rescue dogs are often seen as a “watered down” purebred, but that’s not always true.

07/11/2023

Regardless of intent, tasking an owner with a technique without first explaining why the behavior is occurring in the first place will cripple both humans and dogs.

Sure, there are times when why a dog is doing something isn’t as important or potentially is unknown, but in general we should explain thoroughly why the dog is doing or has a specific behavior.

The whole give a person a fish saying applies here. If you educate owners as to why their dog is behaving in a certain way they can adjust their own behavior accordingly. This prevents future mistakes or missteps.

Even for humans, we seek to know the why of something so we have a full and comprehensive understanding of the concept.

When trainers don’t explain why, they force owners to rely on them for information and interactions which is highly unethical. Teach your owners, educate them, and don’t just rush into doing things. Slow down and explain why the dog is offering that behavior.

05/11/2023

It’s easy to cripple our dogs with “love”. When I meet insecure and fearful dogs I am usually dealing with an owner that’s treating their dog like a fragile egg they are deathly afraid will break. I think it’s a perfectly normal human reaction to not want to stress out our dogs more, that’s empathy. What we may not realize is that by attempting to shelter our dogs from any stress at all, we rob them of any opportunity to learn how to deal with and cope with stress.

Babying our dogs by avoiding anything they’re uncomfortable with at all costs is guaranteed to make their fears and anxieties worse.

Your dog doesn’t like the vacuum? Condition them to get used to it. Your dog isn’t a fan of the crate? Work them through it. Your dog doesn’t like the rain? Walk them outside and play with them in the rain.

Anything your dog is uncomfortable with RUN TO IT with an open mind to train. If your dog doesn’t like something it’s not a cue to avoid it, it’s a cue to help them through it!

24/10/2023

Healthy relationships are built on respect and trust, not constantly watching for the other party to make a mistake so you can punish them. ⁣
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Dogs are allowed to make mistakes. They don’t get hurt, yelled at, or yanked around. We just help them. Like good parents helps their kids. We make mistakes, too, and our dogs are pretty darn accepting of my imperfections, so the least we can do is return the favor. ⁣

Positive training is actually more effective
"Dogs trained exclusively using reward-based methods were reported to be significantly more obedient than those trained using either punishment or a combination of reward and punishment."

15/10/2023

Thoughts on this❓
Isn’t it true❓
Comment down below.👇

13/10/2023

No.

Treats are used to teach a new behavior and then reinforce it. There's nothing wrong with rewarding good behavior, but you can fade treats out as your dog starts to fully understand the behavior.

You won’t always have to treat all the time, though. Just make sure your dog knows the behavior well before you cut back. If they know ‘sit’ well at home, you can slow down on treats for sit and only treat the good ones. Do they struggle with it at the dog park? If not, you’re not ready to ditch the treats there yet! It’s not all or nothing, slow down on treats in the areas you can and keep it up where you need to. ⁣

10/10/2023

It’s simple but often overlooked - don’t let your dog rehearse unwanted behavior! This is important no matter what that unwanted behavior is.
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Head to good-dog-training.com to work with me and get help teaching your dog how to stop doing something you don’t like!

08/10/2023

It’s easy to get caught up in society’s expectations of a normal dog or a good dog - the dog who falls asleep at the pub while we have a drink on the patio, the dog who happily bounds around the dog park making friends everywhere, the dog who’s the star of doggy daycare, the dog who loves adventures and outings, the dog we see in our daily lives and on tv and social media. ⁣
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But there's another, under-appreciated kind of normal or good dog - the dog who doesn’t like the dog park, the dog who doesn’t enjoy lounging on a public patio with music and loads of people, the dog who gets stressed in new places and prefers new people ignore him. ⁣
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It is just fine if your dog isn’t a social butterfly. Introverts are normal, too. ⁣

04/10/2023

I’ve noticed that dog owners often focus on the wrong thing. They’ll do obedience class after obedience class, never realizing that obedience isn’t the answer. It doesn’t matter if a dog can heel if they’re attacking the other dog in the home. Obedience won’t fix that. ⁣
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Obedience won’t fix the emotionally dysregulated dog who is scared of strangers and lunges and snarls at them. ⁣
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Obedience won’t help prepare a puppy for life, build confidence and optimism, teach coping skills, teach them how to think independently or help prevent aggression or anxiety. ⁣
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Raising and training a dog is about so much more than sitting, staying, and healing. Let’s build resilient, confident, optimistic dogs instead of “obedient” ones. ⁣

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