Dog-tor

04/03/2024

Finally when the little one is playing and not being feisty with bigger dogs

31/12/2023

Barátaim ! Boldog, bèkès egészségben gazdák uj esztendőt kívánok! 🥳

03/12/2023

Some 1st snowy 🐾 running

05/11/2023

Meet & Greet with lots of distractions around...

02/11/2023

"A dog has no use for fancy cars... or big homes or designer clothes.A waterlogged stick will do just fine. A dog doesn't care if you are rich or poor... clever or dull,smart or dumb. Give him your heart and he'll give you his." 💚 (Marley and Me)

with the Father ( Mor ) 🖤 1997
& the son ( Soul ) 💙2020

17/09/2023

26/08/2023

Happy DOG day our 💙 furry friends

26/08/2023

Happy Dog day to all our 💙 4 legged furry friends 💙

17/08/2023

🥦 Dogs need to eat their veggies, just like kids.

Here's how dark leafy greens can improve your dog's health.

1. Remove toxins. They have chlorophyll that adheres to and removes toxins.
2. Improve brain and heart health. They're rich in magnesium to support cognitive function.
3. Provide energy and support wellness. They contain iron that delivers oxygen to the blood.
4. Prevent arthritis and other chronic diseases with their anti-inflammatory properties.
5. Slow down aging. They're rich in antioxidants that repair cell damage from free radicals.
6. Improve digestion and keep the bowels moving because of they're rich in fiber.

🥗 Make sure your dog gets lots of dark, leafy greens like lettuce, spinach, watercress, dandelion, chard, cabbage, kale, arugula, endive, turnip greens, beet greens, and collard greens. And don't forget microgreens that have as much as 100 times the nutrients of mature plants.

Blend, chop or steam them and add them to your dog's meal.

👉 Click here to read more about the importance of vegetables for dogs:
https://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/what-vegetables-can-dogs-eat/

27/07/2023

Thank you for the lovely gift... 💙😉

21/05/2023

💙 My old boy, he just looked at me like that... for long minutes

17/04/2023

11/04/2023

Are You ready? Because IM 🦮

27/03/2023

Good morning 🌞, let's start D week with a thought 💭 " How a dog behaves at any given time in his life is as a result of a constant and fluid interplay between his genetic potential and his environment." ( Dr Bruce Fogle - author of 'A dog's mind' )

26/03/2023

Benny boy was my training assistant & he also worked really well today ,🐕💙

20/03/2023

Whatever rain, snow, mud, when the training is on,.. IT IS ON & they 🐕 💙 it.

20/03/2023

17/03/2023

Aye up, D New sheriff has just arrived 😄

13/03/2023

Socialisation & behaviour stage 2. The little one was so stressed out from everything & everyone 3 days ago, now he is building trust & daring to bonds. 💙

18/02/2023

Hi everyone,

Please read below,

--- ," It is VERY IMPORTANT TO NOTE here that not all activities that allow a dog to perform these instinctive and driven behaviours offer an appropriate outlet - some create a pressure cooker scenario of stress, excitement and frustration!

Others simply ramp up the instinctive drives to a more intense level through conditioning. For example, we wouldn’t offer a dog that chases birds at the park a laser pointer to chase at home instead, in the hope that the prey drive would be satisfied. This activity would create an enormous amount of excitement - and with no grab-bite to offer a satisfying release for this, inevitably frustration would follow and build, probably resulting in a more intense need to chase. Another activity that is often promoted as a great outlet is Flyball. This is a contentious subject, but most behaviourists dislike this activity intensely due to the very high excitement that is promoted and generalised during it. It offers an outlet for instinctive behaviour, but at the same it encourages the drive to ramp up. This is not considered a great activity for excited or anxious dogs.

The take home message is this:
Some activities can satisfy natural instincts through channelling a drive into a structured activity with rules and a requirement for concentration. Others may encourage the instinctive urges to intensify. The goal is to relax through fulfilling the dogs needs, not to exhaust him physically at the expense of his emotional health. The key is to channel the drive into something structured, not just merely find a safe place to practise it without boundaries." ---

That is why every dog owner must to train , practice, ...

16/02/2023

I hope she hasn't got that opinion of the 1st DT session 😄

16/02/2023

Meet Nelly 1st session, she is sweet but little bit bitey ,& she was pretty nervous with literally everything, but with the right lead & techniques she improved a lot today 💙🐕

07/02/2023

Gofri Junior & trust time 💙🐕😉

04/02/2023

Heyyy, tongs out 😄 ready to learn

02/02/2023

I've just started pup training with this little sweet boy ,💙🐕 Gofri

30/01/2023

I had fun, effective & boxer-ish day Today

26/01/2023

Some moments of today...