Terrier Talk

Nutrition is the often overlooked as an important part of the training work you are doing with your terrier. Sometimes it's actually more important! In this episode we talk about why and a few common issues to look...

You don't ever really 'fix' reactivity or aggression all together. You can make it almost non existent but a dog with a history of that behaviour that has been reinforced is always a bit like a human addict. It can...

What's more important? Training your terrier or providing fulfilment? In a world where we are time poor what is the key thing you should be doing to maximise success?

What are the common traits I see in clients that succeed and those that don't and why I have a program that actively supports and encourages those traits. Find out more about that program here...

Recall is the holy grail of training for any pet dog, even more so for our spicy little terriers. Here are my top considerations for getting that all illusive recall.

I messed up and let my own dog react. It made me reflect on how a dog is not just one thing but many and how we are such a huge factor in their behaviour.

There has been a big move recently to remove all stress from the life of dog's who struggle with behaviour issues. Let's question if this is really healthy or not.

In part two of the series of dog training trends, good or bad, we talk about if all reactive dogs are really fearful - like a lot of dog training social media will make you believe.

In the first of a run of four episodes based on recent dog training trends or marketing pushes I go in to to whether meeting your dogs needs will magically solve all their behaviour issues like some social media...

This is an issue that I always commonly associated with herding breeds but after quite a few of you contacted me with Terrier having this issue here is my take on how to go about solving it.

Demand barking, whining or in our Terrier's cases sometimes screaming can be really annoying for use and prevent our dogs from being clam and relaxed in situations when they really should be. It's not always the...

What's the difference? Why is one more important (or not) than the other. What do we mean as dog trainers when we say each term and why the management part is probably being overlooked in your current training plan.