Ever wonder why your dog is a star pupil at home but forgets everything outside? It’s not always what you think. There are many reasons why this happens and one of these is a quirk of canine psychology called a generalisation gap. Read on for more.

We’ve all seen the classic signs of your puppy looking tired. The floppy ears, the heavy eyelids and the way they eventually collapse mid-chew on a toy. But here’s the thing, puppies don’t always go down that gracefully! In fact, when a puppy passes their threshold of stimulation, they don’t usually ask for a pillow. They start acting like a toddler who has had too much sugar at a party. Puppies don’t have the best ‘off switch’, so it is up to us to read the room. Here are three secret signs that your puppy needs a break.

When your puppy latches onto your sleeve for the third time in an hour, it’s easy to wonder whether you have brought home a tiny wolf instead of a family pet. Puppy biting, however, is rarely an act of defiance. It is usually a physical manifestation of an internal state. In this article, we dig into the specific factors that make puppy biting more likely.

Do you ever feel like your puppy is deliberately ignoring you? It is easy to label them as stubborn or having selective hearing, but the truth is far more interesting. From generalisation gaps to sensory overload, we’ll explore what’s happening in that fuzzy head and how you can get their attention without raising your voice.

As a new puppy parent, have you ever wondered, ‘why is my puppy doing that?’ While some antics are purely adorable, others can be confusing. Here’s part 1 of a look at three common puppy behaviour problems that every owner should understand.

Is your dog ‘selective’ about coming when called? it might not be stubbornness. Read on to dive into the subtle training gaps that prevent a reliable recall.

When we hold our puppies to adult standards, we trade patience for frustration. Find out why here.

Wondering why your dog won’t come when called? Discover why basic recall training often fails.

One of the biggest mistakes new puppy owners make that ruins their puppy training! Read on for more.

Puppy socialisation is more than just mixing your puppy with other dogs. Read on to find out how to properly socialise your puppy from specialist puppy trainer, ProgDog Puppy & Dog Training.

Don’t make this recall training mistake with your dog! Expert advice from ProgDog Puppy & Dog Training on ensuring that your dog’s recall stays reliable for life.

Choosing the right puppy or dog for you and knowing their breed and genetics inside out can save a lot of stress in the long run. Read on for things to consider when choosing which dog will be right for you and your family.

Long dog training sessions are not always necessary. Try this top dog training tip to perfect your dog’s recall.

New puppy owners often make common mistakes that can lead to long-term behavioural issues in their puppy. In this guide, I highlight five common new puppy owner mistakes and how to avoid them. Read on to learn more about proper puppy training and care!

Are you getting a puppy or new dog at Christmas? Read on for some tips to ensure that their introduction to your family goes as smoothly as possible

Christmas is a time to indulge! But is all the extra food safe for our dogs? Here are ten foods to avoid giving your dog this Christmas. Read on for more.

Want your dog to become a social media star? Learn how to train your dog for Instagram-worthy tricks that are always popular on social media! In this blog, I share step-by-step training tips for popular dog tricks along with expert advice on capturing the best moments for social media. Start dog training today and turn your dog into an online superstar with fun and memorable dog tricks!

What is the one golden rule that all dog owners should follow when they are walking their dog? Read on to find out more.

It can be tough knowing where to walk your dog and when depending on what all of your needs are. Read on to find out why some of the better known dog walking spots in Leicestershire and Rutland make my top five list.

Training your dog to recall to a whistle is one of the best ways to train your recall. Read on to find out the reasons why.