Em's Pups - Behavior solutions

28/08/2026

Big Feelings Academy is officially here.

If your dog loses their mind at the sight of another dog, a bike, a stranger, or pretty much anything that moves — this is for you.

It’s a 4-week, structured programme for reactive dogs and the humans trying to help them. We dig into why your dog reacts the way they do, then build a real plan that works in the real world — on walks, in parks, and in normal life.

You can do it online or in person. And we work with tools you’re comfortable with, not against your own gut.

No magic fixes. No “dominance” nonsense. Just real training for real dogs who feel things loudly.

If that sounds like your dog, have a look:

https://www.bigfeelingsacademy.com

Not sure yet? Book a free discovery call and we’ll talk it through — no pressure, no hard sell.

Walks you don't have to plan at 5 AM. A 4-week reactivity programme built around your dog's breed, history and triggers.

28/08/2026

Big feelings made simple in 4 weeks. Real training for real dogs in real environments. Book a call with us now!
https://www.bigfeelingsacademy.com/

14/08/2026

Be honest 😂 what job would YOUR dog have on the Em’s Pups quality-control team? 👀📦🐾

Head of Security? Professional Sniffer? Parcel Destroyer? 😂
Tell me in the comments and send this to someone whose dog would absolutely open the package before them.

02/06/2026

In the world of "adopt don't shop" I am dreaming of "shop responsibly" 🫶 from:
☆ A breeder that does breed specific health tests on all breeding dogs. This is not just a vet check or DNA tests. This is, including but not limited to, combination of DNA tests, joint examinations (knees, hips, elbows) and an ECVO exam
☆ A breeder that is familiar with the breed and able to educate you on it's needs and traits with honesty. Good breeders specialise in very few breeds.
☆ A breeder that's competing with their dogs in breed appropriate sports - this allows the breeder to get an external evaluation on the flaws and qualities of their breeding dogs
☆ A breeder that does early socialisation with their puppies. Introducing them to new touch, sounds and experiences as they grow and never allowing a puppy to leave before the age of 8 to 10 weeks
☆ A breeder thats is registering their dogs with a reputable kennel club. In Europe these are usually the national FCI clubs. If the breeders advertise that the parents are registered but the puppies will not be, it is often because the breeder failed to fulfill the health and welfare requirements of the kennel club (which vary from country to country)

You will also want to...:
☆ Talk to several breeders of your chosen breed in your area. Ask around and get an idea for what the normal price for a well bred puppy is. A price that is much higher or much lower than what is normal is highly suspicious as well as price varying based on colour/size.
☆ Go on the FCI website and read the breed standard for your chosen breed. A breeder that advertises and sells dogs that have features that are not a part of the breed standard (fluffy frencies, wooly huskies, merle poodles), should be avoided at all costs as this is usually done for the purpose of profit at the cost of health and temperament.
☆ Find out if your chosen breeder uses contracts and has strong policy on what happens if you are unable to keep the puppy anymore at any point of their life.

As always, thank you for reading 🫶