Decoding Dogs

30/08/2025

Thank you all so much for coming dispite the weather. It was so nice to meat all of your lovely dogs 😍 we raised £110 for Roaming Tails Rescue thank you all so so much!

30/08/2025

Today’s the day hopefully see you all there 🐶🐕🐾

27/08/2025

Tia has always been a sensitive soul shes not massively bothered by thunder but finds it unsettling. It’s loud and she doesn’t understand what it is so who can blame her. The fact she settled after a bit of reassurance (reassuring your dog when they are stressed won’t reinforce that behaviour it actually helps) she went to chew on her yak bar to deal with the stress. The fact she is cuddling her lamb while doing it is just so sweet 🥰😍

26/08/2025

Humans have a need to one up another. Dogs feelings are always true. They deserve the same care they give to us unconditionally.

What do we need?
We need to be more dog. 😆

26/08/2025

Happy international dog day! They give us so much joy they deserve their own day!

19/08/2025

11/08/2025

I am hosting a fun dog show on the 30th August raising much needed funds for Roaming Tails Rescue please come along and show your support.

05/08/2025

School holidays and owning dogs can be difficult to manage. Everyone is home at the moment and routines have changed.
Looking for a way to keep both kids and dogs entertained? 👦🏼🐶
Build an indoor agility course. Anything can be used as an obstacle. 🧹🪑🪣

01/08/2025

🐾Why use positive reinforcement in training? 🐾

Positive reinforcement is considered an effective method in dog training for several reasons:

1. Encourages Desired Behavior: By rewarding dogs with treats, praise, or play when they exhibit desired behaviors, they are more likely to repeat those behaviors in the future.

2. Builds Trust and Bond: Positive reinforcement fosters a strong, trusting relationship between the dog and trainer, enhancing overall communication and cooperation.

3. Reduces Fear and Stress: Unlike aversive methods, positive reinforcement creates a more enjoyable learning environment, decreasing fear and anxiety in dogs.

4. Promotes Motivation: Dogs are motivated to learn and engage when they associate training with positive experiences, leading to more enthusiastic participation.

5. Long-Lasting Results: Behaviors learned through positive reinforcement are often more enduring because they are based on positive experiences rather than fear of punishment.

6. Encourages Exploration and Learning: This method encourages dogs to explore and learn, promoting cognitive development and problem-solving skills.

Overall, positive reinforcement creates a positive training experience, promoting good behavior and a happy, well-adjusted dog.

Message me today to start your dogs rehabilitation program.

24/07/2025

Please share this lovely boy would make a great cani cross dog loves to please and learn

22/07/2025

🐾 Understanding Your Dog's Pain Through Their Behaviour 🐾

Every dog has its own way of expressing discomfort, and as loving pet owners, it's crucial to recognize the signs.

🐶 Behavioral Changes to Watch For:
- Withdrawal: If your dog is suddenly less social or prefers to hide, they might be in pain.
- Aggression: Pain can make even the gentlest dogs irritable. Watch for snapping or growling when touched.
- Pacing: Restlessness or an inability to settle down could indicate discomfort.
- Changes in Appetite: A reluctance to eat can signal pain.
- Vocalizations: Whining, whimpering, or barking may be a cry for help.

🐾 Take Action!
If you notice any of these signs, consult your veterinarian. Early intervention can make a world of difference in your dog's quality of life. Remember, a happy dog is a healthy dog!

❤️ Share your experiences in the comments!

16/07/2025

Not sure how I feel about this 😂 however if it works then great 😆