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Dogs can see TVs and screens, but they may not be as interested in them as humans are. This is because dogs' visual acui...
30/12/2025

Dogs can see TVs and screens, but they may not be as interested in them as humans are. This is because dogs' visual acuity is not as good as a human's, so they may not be able to see the small details on the screen as clearly. You may notice they only take note when animals are on the screen. I have often beleived that as TV's have gotten clearer the dogs can begin to make out the images, but without the scent to back it up it can be very confusing as a dogs world is as much if not more about how it smells.

I don"t want to go for a walk cos I am comfortable here. Thank you, unless you want to take me to the Secure Field Crick...
30/12/2025

I don"t want to go for a walk cos I am comfortable here. Thank you, unless you want to take me to the Secure Field Cricklade then let"s go!! http://www.k9confidential.co.uk

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24/12/2025

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"Dogs can't learn new tricks after a certain age." - NONSENSE While it may be easier to train a puppy, dogs of any age c...
23/12/2025

"Dogs can't learn new tricks after a certain age." - NONSENSE

While it may be easier to train a puppy, dogs of any age can learn new tricks with patience, positive reinforcement, and consistent training. It's never too late to teach your dog new skills and behaviours.

Whoops [Picture of dog leaving muddy paw prints on a white rug]
22/12/2025

Whoops [Picture of dog leaving muddy paw prints on a white rug]

Did you know that a practitioner “being there” changes the dynamic and your dog may not behave as it would in its natura...
17/12/2025

Did you know that a practitioner “being there” changes the dynamic and your dog may not behave as it would in its natural/normal setting...

What’s The Answer?

Remote/ Virtual Consults

Book a FREE Discovery Call Now to see if this would benefit you and your dog

https://www.k9confidential.co.uk/behaviour-counselling-swindon.php

"Dogs shouldn't be fed table scraps."?????? While it's true that some human foods can be harmful to dogs, many foods tha...
16/12/2025

"Dogs shouldn't be fed table scraps."??????

While it's true that some human foods can be harmful to dogs, many foods that are safe for humans can also be safe for dogs in moderation. It's important to do research and be mindful of any potential hazards, but it's okay to occasionally share small amounts of safe, appropriate human foods with your dog as a treat. Think about a few left over veggies from dinner - that way you also know you are not giving too many extra calories.

Foods to be wary off that can harm dogs - Large amounts of Garlic and Onion and Chives (this can also cause alot of bloating), Chocolate, Raisins/Sultanas, Grapes, Cob from corn of cob can cause obstruction, Cooked bones can splinter, Macadamia nuts, Avocados and check ingrediants do not contain Xylitol or birch sugar :-)

As always try your dog with a little something new but if they get alot of wind or sloppy poops do not feed again. Try Carrot, Peas, Brocolli, a little cheese, Turkey Mince (2% fat) - but just a little - say around 10% of their daily intake. VARIETY IS THE SPICE OF LIFE and that goes for food too.

"I used to think my dog was just stubborn, but now I realize he's just smarter than me." (Image: dog on sofa and human o...
15/12/2025

"I used to think my dog was just stubborn, but now I realize he's just smarter than me."

(Image: dog on sofa and human on rug on the floor)

At The End of Your Tether?Noticed a Change in Your Dog?Feel Like You Are Out of Control?If you are concerned about you d...
10/12/2025

At The End of Your Tether?

Noticed a Change in Your Dog?

Feel Like You Are Out of Control?

If you are concerned about you dog, we can help you. Work with us and introduce lifestyle changes, learn new skills and discover effective tools. You will gain an understanding of your dogs needs allowing for a more relaxed situation for you all to enjoy.

Are You Facing Any of These Situations With Your Dog? Aggression, Barking, Reactivity, Urinating in the home, Anxiety....

Book Your Free Discovery call at https://www.k9confidential.co.uk/behaviour-counselling-swindon.php

Debunking the myth of punishing dogs for bad behavior. Studies have shown that punishment can actually harm your furry f...
09/12/2025

Debunking the myth of punishing dogs for bad behavior. Studies have shown that punishment can actually harm your furry friend. It can also force a dog to use more "aggressive" behaviour to try and communicate it desperately needs someting, such as a growl as it needs space. If punished this will turn into a bite. Positive reinforcement such as rewards and praise work wonders in teaching behaviour. But ethichal training will always prioritize your dog's physical and mental needs over the task a human wants the dogs to perform. Let's teach and LIVE with our dogs with love and understanding instead of punishment.

"I wish I could be as excited about anything as my dog is about going for a walk." (Image of a dog excited with tail up ...
08/12/2025

"I wish I could be as excited about anything as my dog is about going for a walk."

(Image of a dog excited with tail up and tongue out)

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