Behaviour & Training
Below are our 10 articles in the 'behaviour & training' category:
While members of the beautiful bird family are rather delicate and fragile creatures there is definitely one part of their bodies that is nothing of the kind: the beak. A bird’s beak is exceptionally ...
A dog is not only an essential addition to a family but can also teach a child responsibility and introduce them to a hobby for life.
Home life
Children often want to own a dog and ...
Dealing with cat kills can be a traumatic situation for young children, especially those with little or no experience of death. It’s hard for kids to look at their pets and see a killer, but giving ...
The process of house training your kitten will be a relatively short and easy unlike the lengthier house breaking of a puppy. Cats naturally want to use a litter box and most will take to it very ...
House training your dog is a time consuming process but a necessary one for the happiness of your puppy and your family. It can be frustrating when your puppy doesn’t seem to be learning fast enough ...
This article is about kids and dog walking, children and dogs, your child and obedience school, leash training, and the responsibilities of walking the dog, dog fights and what to do and getting kids ...
Yes it’s true. Like humans, dogs need to go to school too. If your kids aren’t big fans of school, maybe this will make them feel better. Puppies can start the obedience training process at as young ...
The mind of a dog is not like that of a person which is why owners can accidentally create or reinforce behavioural problems in their dog such as aggression. Dominance and pack status are supremely ...
Decode some of the mysteries of animal expression by interpreting your pet’s body language. Not everything your pet does is exactly what it seems to the human eye!
Dogs
The section on dogs ...
This article is about how kids trick train small animals, children teaching tricks to pocket pets, small animal tricks, pet tricks and trick training rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, gerbils, mice and ...
