Changing Canine Behaviour

Changing Canine Behaviour Wouldn't you like to understand and communicate with your dog more easily? Learn how to build a stro

Although dogs naturally form close bonds with humans, there are many ways in which we can enhance these relationships. When we have clear channels of communication, it becomes much easier to ‘train’ our dogs and teach them useful and fun behaviours. Without communication or relationship it is unlikely that ‘training’ will be very successful from human or canine perspectives. When a dog displays wh

at we see as inappropriate/naughty or unwanted behaviours, there is always a reason for it – from the dog’s point of view! Taking into account why the dog chooses this behaviour, and what we might want in its place, the guardian is ready to implement a training programme. We are strongly committed to using non-confrontational methods, basing our approach to training on sound underlying principles, and continuing to reflect on the client’s progress.

Exciting news! Morag has returned (part-time) to private behaviour practice as Changing Canine Behaviour. I would so app...
29/09/2025

Exciting news! Morag has returned (part-time) to private behaviour practice as Changing Canine Behaviour. I would so appreciate anyone reading this sharing the news to people who need help for their much loved dogs and I'm looking forward to catching up with you all soon.

Change your dog's behaviour Reset the relationship with your dog and create long lasting change with step-by-step support - I'm here to help you all the way.

A very interesting and important article on pain and behaviour.
26/09/2023

A very interesting and important article on pain and behaviour.

Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal PracticeAvailable online 22 September 2023In Press, Corrected ProofWhat’s this?Behavior Problems Associated with Pain and ParesthesiaAuthor links open overlay panelDaniel S. Mills BVSc, PhD, CBiol, FRSB, FHEA, CCAB, Dip ECAWBM (BM), FRCVS, RCVS a, ...

10/09/2023

We were up early this morning to get to the beach before it got too warm. We took a big container of water so the girls stayed hydrated. Plenty of paddling was had and we left as it started to heat up. The rest of the day will be spent resting and staying cool at home.

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