Pooch Pals Australia

Pooch Pals Australia 20+ year Behavioural Trainer, Kate Coxall is ready to work with you, using positive reinforcement

15/02/2025

Happy Sunday!

15/02/2025

So sweet!!

01/01/2025

May your New Year be blessed with kindness and creative ideas, compassion and generosity, and joyful moments such as these. With love from Pooch Pals Australia.

01/12/2024

We taught our dog to say please, which we used to have to prompt for, now when I ask if she wants a treat, or if she wants to go for a walk, or smells something yum in the kitchen, she asks by saying please. 🥰 Life with our Pooch Pals can be really calm and joyful if we work together and can speak the same language. Contact me to discuss behavioural training or obedience/puppy socialisation for your Pooch Pal or as a gift certificate for a family member. No dog is too old, too tricky or too much for Pooch Pals Australia

24/11/2024

Feeding information of our Magpies, Kookaburras and Ravens/Crows.

Nothing like the love of our Pooch Pals to make everything so much better! Happy Friday!
15/11/2024

Nothing like the love of our Pooch Pals to make everything so much better! Happy Friday!

Some great tips here!
13/11/2024

Some great tips here!

Hooray! Finally a way to give reactive dogs greater enrichment!! LOVE this concept!
07/11/2024

Hooray! Finally a way to give reactive dogs greater enrichment!! LOVE this concept!

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02/11/2024

Happy Sunday! Get in touch if you would like to enjoy Sundays like this.. with your Pooch!

09/10/2024

Please read your labels !!

Thanks to We 💚 Animals for this share! What an excellent idea and way to care for your believed Pooch Pals. What are som...
06/09/2024

Thanks to We 💚 Animals for this share! What an excellent idea and way to care for your believed Pooch Pals. What are some of your “go to” hacks for making sure your Pooch is safe and happy? Share with us in the comments below for a chance to win a FREE behavioural session pack valued at over $300!

11/08/2024

Watching this dogs behaviour as the protector, what can you see about your reactive dog’s behaviour when you are out? Does your dog trust you to lead, or does your dog believe they need to be in leadership? Where is your dog’s body positioned? This video is a brilliant breakdown of the dogs body positioning, always in front of the child, or creating a barrier, so that the child is always protected.

This is not what you want to ask a reactive dog, because there is anxiety or behavioural patterns which need to be placed higher than the dog’s current protective behaviour. This is also true of dogs with seperation anxiety, where we need to adjust their position and role within the pack, through subtle but consistent behaviours and energy shifts, to ensure the dog can regulate and become calm.

Get in touch for your dog’s transformational support from anxious or reactive, to calm and centred.

08/06/2024

Love the joy in the faces of these gorgeous Pooches!

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Saying Please to ask for a treat.

We taught our dog to say please, which we used to have to prompt for, now when I ask if she wants a treat, or if she wants to go for a walk, or smells something yum in the kitchen, she asks by saying please. 🥰 Life with our Pooch Pals can be really calm and joyful if we work together and can speak the same language. Contact me to discuss behavioural training or obedience/puppy socialisation for your Pooch Pal or as a gift certificate for a family member. No dog is too old, too tricky or too much for Pooch Pals Australia #PoochPalsAustralia #dogtraining #PositiveReinforcement

Recall.. If your dog is having issues with recall (or coming back to you when called) try these tips to see a big shift: 1. Always reward them for coming back, NEVER punish/hit/harm them, no matter the situation before they come back to you. 2. Face in the direction you want your dog to run and start running or walking that way, while calling their name. 3. Make your voice high pitched and use fast sounds, increasing volume and intensity as required, and increasing your pace as required to make chasing you way more fun, than whatever they are engaged with. 4. Give treats, pats, loads of praise and play with your dog every time they come to you. 5. Practice recall often at home and when you are out, if they are attuned to you in a low stimulation environment, they will be far more likely to come, in a high stimulation environment. For more tips and a session with me, get in touch via PM. #PoochPalsAustralia #DogTraining #CanineBehaviour #Trainingrecall

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