Training and behaviour

New Year, New Habits: 2025 Training Goals for Your Dog

The start of a new year is the perfect time to hit the refresh button—not just for yourself but for your dog too! Whether you’ve been meaning to work on basic manners, address behavioral challenges, or teach some fun new tricks, 2025 can be the year you and your furry friend thrive together. Establishing training […]

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I Wish I Had Known: The Importance of a Consistent Routine for Puppies

Bringing a new puppy home is an exciting experience filled with love, laughter, and probably a few chewed-up shoes. But amidst all the cuddles and playtime, many new pet parents overlook a vital component of a happy, well-adjusted puppy: a consistent routine. Just like young children, puppies thrive on structure and predictability. Establishing a steady

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Barking at the Big Screen: How Dogs Are Trained for Hollywood

In the glamorous world of Hollywood, amidst the sparkling lights and blockbuster action, a different kind of star often steals the show—dogs. From classics like “Lassie” and “Old Yeller” to contemporary hits like “Marley & Me” and “A Dog’s Purpose,” canine actors have captured the hearts of audiences worldwide. But how are these four-legged performers

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How Different Genres of Music Affect Canine Behaviour

Music is not only a human pleasure; it’s also a significant influence on animal behaviour. Scientific research and anecdotal evidence increasingly suggest that dogs, like their human counterparts, can respond emotionally to the music they hear.     The Science of Sound and Sensibility Dogs possess a unique auditory spectrum, being able to hear frequencies

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Finding Balance: Managing Excessive Barking for a Peaceful Daycare Experience

At our daycare centre, we recognise that dogs use barking as a form of communication. However, it can be surprising to hear that your dog has been exhibiting excessive barking at daycare, especially if they rarely bark at home. It’s important to remember that daycare can be a new and stimulating environment, which may result

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I Wish I Had Known…Why My Dog Licks Me

If you’ve ever been greeted by your dog with a flurry of enthusiastic licks, you’ve experienced one of the most common canine behaviours. Dog owners often interpret these licks as kisses, a sign of affection from their furry friend. But is there more to this behaviour? Let’s explore why dogs lick you and what it

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Canine Cognition: How Smart is Your Dog Really?

The intrigue surrounding canine intelligence is not just a modern fascination. For centuries, humans have pondered the depths of their dogs’ minds, marvelling at their ability to understand commands, solve problems, and even perceive human emotions. Recent scientific research has begun to peel back the layers of canine cognition, revealing just how sophisticated our four-legged

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Paddington Pups’ Attendance at the Orlando ODD Ball Conference

Last month, Paddington Pups took a leap forward in the doggy daycare industry, thanks to our adventurous owner, Bree. Her journey to the Owners of Doggy Daycare Ball (ODD Ball) in Orlando wasn’t just a trip; it was a mission to gather the latest trends, insights, and innovations in dog care to ensure that Paddington

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I Wish I Had Known…The Instinctive Drives in Different Dog Breeds: Understanding and Training Your Dog

Dogs come in a dazzling array of breeds, each with its own unique set of instinctive drives. These natural tendencies, shaped by centuries of breeding for specific roles, significantly influence their behaviour and training needs. Understanding these instinctive drives is crucial for any dog owner, as it helps in providing the right kind of training,

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Beyond Aggression: Understanding Canine Conflict Through Scaling Laws and Game Theory

Navigating the complex world of canine behaviour, especially aggression, requires an understanding that goes beyond traditional training methods. Recent research into conflict scaling, borrowing principles from fractal nature, chaos theory, and evolutionary game theory, offers a fresh perspective on understanding and managing canine aggression. By applying these concepts, we can develop a more nuanced approach

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