Little Pack Puppy

23/11/2024

Dumbarton Mondays 5.30pm for puppy's first class.

21/11/2024

30/10/2024

"Gonectomized dogs have been reported to have higher incidences of obesity, urinary incontinence, urinary calculi, atopic dermatitis, autoimmune hemolytic an...

13/10/2024

11/10/2024

Indoor Puppy Classes in Dumbarton.

01/10/2024

Did you know...

06/06/2024

Changing how you think about the primary reinforcer (aka the treat) will instantly change your brain chemistry! Pawsitive experiences will follow. Reinforce that reality every day and you will see transformation. Imagine the treat as if you already have it. DO YOU BELIEVE ?

02/06/2024

Knowing canine body language is one of the best ways you can understand how your puppy is feeling. This means you will be able to act accordingly in different situations, supporting your puppy's emotional response for the better. Did you realise that a wagging tail doesn't always mean your dog is happy?

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09/02/2024

We've all been there! New Puppy Parent take note.

09/02/2024

Separation Anxiety is when your puppy is panicked about your disappearance. It can really help to teach your puppy a 'departure cue' and start leaving the room your puppy is in; gradually working up to a few minutes and progress from there. We all like to be informed about what to expect so we can understand what is happening and feel comfortable about it. It's the same for your dog.

02/02/2024

It's easy with positive reinforcement.
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31/01/2024

WE NOSE WHO YOU ARE because the pattern on the tip of a dog's nose extending down between the nostrils is unique and can be used as a biometric marker that identifies that individual. A polygonal pattern of hard cornified epidermis can be seen, more commonly termed beads. Canids (dogs and wolves) are not the only animal with an individual nose pattern of interlocking beads. Cats, cattle and deer also share bejewelled noses that humans find so adorable.

23/01/2024

The Norwegian Lundehund is a very rare dog breed with impressive physical abilities. One of which is climbing. With six toes on each paw: Four point forward and the other two flex inward just like human thumbs! Making Norwegian Lundehunds expert rock climbers. For over 400 years this working breed was developed for the hunting of puffins and their eggs on inaccessible nesting places in caves and on cliffs. The decline in puffins due to over hunting resulted in low numbers of Lundehunds with increasing health issues due to inbreeding. By the 1960's this breed was in danger of extinction. Help for the Lundehund in the form of 'gene rescue' has been underway to make a diverse gene pool and ensure a healthy future for this well natured, super Spitz type.