Paw Seasons Concept Dog Training

Paw Seasons Concept Dog Training Offering 1-2-1 consultations, for behaviour struggles, please message me for an informal chat Turning real life struggles into strengths.

My training is supported by the latest scientific research, games based and positive reinforcement . Only you know you are training, your dog is just enjoying the game, as should you. Training is a journey not a destination. If your not enthusiastic, why should your dog be. playing the games for the situations that we may have to put our dogs into, we can teach them confidence, optimism, flexibili

ty, grit, impulse control, calm, independence, engagement, focus, proximity, novelty. Concept training is so much fun, easy to understand and is a must for all dogs of all ages and all breeds.

25/08/2025

Going wild at the window?
Frantic when the mail arrives?
"My dog loves it though !"
It may look like fun and yup for some it is.... but it is one stressful game they are "playing".
Is it a healthy game?
Do they rest and sleep or sit there and scan for hours?
Obsession is obsession....whether it is fun or not.

Stress hormones are still released whether this is from fun or fear....they don't just disappear either. They can compound and cause issues in other ways.
They change a dogs behaviour.

If you are struggling with reactivity outside of the home.
Stop the "game'.
It fuels reactivity.

Running from window to window to follow that person or dog seems ok to some people....but how is it truly affecting this dog?

17/08/2025

Is their bed a place of punishment?
Or a place of safety?
They should never be both.
We all have places where we feel safe and secure.
Dogs.... they're no different.
Yet we can create a really negative association with the one place they should feel the safest.
Their bed.

Beds can easily become places of frustration.
They don't want to be there when they are forced to go.
So the voices get louder and we demand they go there....."Now"

It is a damaging cycle that must stop.

31/07/2025

Just let them be.
I know they look adorable when they're snoozing....but look and don't touch.
Sleep is just as essential for dogs as it is for ourselves.
Chronic sleep disruption can actually contribute to irritability, anxiety, and unwanted behaviour.
They need that good quality sleep to regulate hormones, repair their body and it can even help with training too.
Those little bodies have a lot of work to do when they are at rest....and yet....we just want to grab their lil chubby chops and tell them how much we love them.

Just because they are dogs doesn't mean we have the right to interrupt their well earned sleep.
They need to be left in peace.
That may mean encouraging them to rest elsewhere (other than the busy lounge) when they start to show they are tired.

Quality sleep helps everything.
As humans we know it helps us.

Why do we think our dogs are different?

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