Stay Pawsome

08/05/2023

If taught right, a child is a dog’s best friend .

04/11/2022

From being a dog who hated the outdoors and walks , to this . Proud of you Mowgli boy .
Happy dance ❤️🥳

17/06/2022

🐶 prince tripathi

08/05/2022

18/04/2022

22/11/2021

Training is fun when both the parties involved are smiling .. can you spot us smile 😊

20/10/2021

For all pet owners-
Diwali and Homeopathy : We all know how many of the pets and street dogs are terrified during Diwali because of fire-crackers. Here is a simple remedy which you could try.

We help dogs in our care cope with the fear of Diwali crackers with a homeopathic remedy called BORAX 1M. (1M refers to the potency of the medicine). We use it in the liquid form, not as pills or powders. One “dose” means 2-3 drops added to a small quantity of milk. Here’s how we use it:

• One dose daily starting a few days before Diwali. (Start a week in advance if your dog has a really extreme fear of crackers). The dose can be given at night.
• Two doses daily, morning and night, the day before Diwali.
• Three doses on Diwali – morning, afternoon, night.
• Discontinue after Diwali. You can give a dose if crackers are still being burst and your dog is still frightened.

Remember, homeopathic medicines should not be touched directly by hand, so pour the drops from the cap of the bottle or from a spoon. Milk is the only food that can be mixed with homeopathy, so only administer the medicine an hour before or after any other food.

If for some reason you do not feed your dog milk, the medicine can be fed in a little water (about one teaspoon). Also try not to put garlic in your pet’s food the days he takes homeopathy, it will work better. Preferably do not leave your dog alone when the crackers are at their worst. Note: If your dog is already taking homeopathic treatment for some other problem, it may be incompatible with this remedy.

Our experience is that the fear of loud noises is considerably reduced. Which means, even if a dog may not become totally brave and unconcerned about the racket outside, he will at least eat and behave more normally.

Team WSD

03/10/2021

I like talking with my dogs .. what about you 😁
Presenting T Rex :The Schnauzer 🐶🐶

24/09/2021

Last day mandatory shoot with my students.
Here presenting Ziva the Yorkie . What fun and madness we shared in those 10 sessions 💃💃

28/07/2021

Grateful❤️

26/07/2021

This !!

19/07/2021

So many of you are planning to get a dog into your life specially in this lockdown !!

I’ve seen so many underaged dogs being sold throughout my career as a dog trainer. Sadly breeders want to get rid of puppies as soon as they start eating solids to save on costs and not take care of the pups when they’re active. But it is also the lack of understanding and education amongst to-be pet parents that unknowingly get these young puppies home.

The right age to get a puppy home is post
7-8weeks!

Puppies learn a lot of important things by staying with their mom and siblings.
Some common problems you might face with getting a pup home too early:
1. Lowered immunity as they need the mothers milk until 4-6weeks.
2. Bite inhibition: The mom and siblings will correct the puppy if it’s biting too hard. Puppies that are given away too early usually do not understand the concept of how much bite pressure is actually ok to apply when they play with you.
3. Dog to dog communication: They learn to read each others body language by playing with one another. Puppies that are seperated too early might get too shy or aggressive towards other dogs or are unable to read signs of of dominance or submission while interacting with other dogs.

Be proactive when you get a puppy home and get it at the right age! Share this with anyone that you is planning to get a puppy.