Leigh Jackson's canine pet services

Leigh Jackson's canine pet services Leigh Jackson's canine pet services is a local pet services in Chesterfield.

Went from bedhead to no head (of hair, that is).Buzzed the fluff, kept the flair.Who needs volume up top when your jumpe...
22/06/2025

Went from bedhead to no head (of hair, that is).
Buzzed the fluff, kept the flair.
Who needs volume up top when your jumper’s doing all the talking? 😏

20/06/2025

All a dog needs is love?

It’s something I hear a lot.
That might work for a dog with a naturally soft or submissive personality. But if you end up with one of those dogs - the kind with that edge, that attitude, the drive to push boundaries - then I’m afraid just love alone won’t cut it.

Why is it that when animals use discipline and domination within their own kind, it’s seen as normal - natural even - but when a human does it with a dog, people say it’s wrong?

They say it destroys the relationship or harms the dog.

But isn’t discipline part of how dogs understand and respect each other?

What do you think - should we follow nature’s example or reject it completely?

16/06/2025

Why do we allow our dogs to lay on us?

To us, it feels like love.
To them, it can mean control.

I had a client whose dog was laid across her chest on the sofa. She gave affection, not realising she was rewarding a dominant mindset.

Then her child walked over…
The dog growled.
What comes after domination?
The snap. The bite.

The owner was seeing it through a human lens - not the dog’s.

It always depends on the dog’s personality - and the relationship they have with the human.

Always ask: What mindset am I rewarding?

16/06/2025

Nature Says Stop, The Toy Says Go.

That yelp you hear? In nature, it’s a communication tool that says “I've had enough.”

But when we hand our dogs squeaky toys - where the squeak mimics that very yelp - we flip the script. We teach them to chase, bite, and keep going at the sound that’s supposed to mean stop.

Over time, this chips away at their natural instincts and can lead to frustration, confusion, and even neurotic behaviours. We’re overriding what nature has already hardwired into them.

Do you think we’re helping or confusing our dogs with these kinds of toys?

13/06/2025

Had enough of everyone’s nonsense already?

Be like Bear. Shake it off like you’ve just dealt with a pack of amateurs…then walk away like the boss you are. 💁‍♂️🐾

Start your day the Bear way. ❤️

Have a great day! 😁

12/06/2025

As a leader, it's important to recognise that you shape the environment in which your dog exists.

This can be likened to the Serengeti, where predators control their territory.

By marking their boundaries, they establish control over the land and, with that, over the members of the pack.

There are no fences or leashes on the Serengeti, only territory marked by chemical signals, which inform others where they belong. The only time these boundaries are crossed is for hunting, after which the predators return to their established territory. They understand the rules of this system, which is the law.

Leadership works in much the same way.
A leader defines the boundaries, the structure, and the expectations of the environment. When these boundaries are clear and understood by all, there is a natural respect to the system.

Just like the Serengeti, members of the pack can move and adapt when necessary, as long as they recognise the framework in which they operate. The system provides clarity and purpose, and everyone knows where they stand.

What kind of environment have you created for your pack?

08/06/2025

Do you believe we should dominate and discipline our dogs - learn to speak their language?

Or do you believe in something else?

“Dogs can only think like dogs, and they expect us to think like them.” - Brandon Fouché

If we truly want to understand our dogs, we must learn to think like them - not expect them to think like us. ❤️

06/06/2025

A moment with Tokyo. ❤️

I call her over - a dominant action on my part. She responds by coming to me, a submissive gesture. Then she rolls onto her back, offering even more softness. I rub her up in return - not to excite her, but to reinforce the trust and balance between us.

It’s a quiet exchange: dominant energy met with willing submission, followed by gentle affection.

How do you show affection to your dog?

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01/06/2025

Good morning! ☀️

The gang’s out! 🐾
A beautiful morning, open field, and another consultation ahead - this time with a Spanish Greyhound and his owner.

Let’s see what today brings, with Nature leading the way. 🌿

27/05/2025

Good morning! 😁
Hope you all had a lovely bank holiday weekend.

The pack’s back to it - no better way to start the day than opening the gate and letting them run free.

Nature’s Rhythm. 🐾
Nature’s Way. 🌿

I don’t just live with dogs - I live for them. I’m not afraid to take on the hard parts of leadership: the discipline, t...
24/05/2025

I don’t just live with dogs - I live for them. I’m not afraid to take on the hard parts of leadership: the discipline, the responsibility, the emotional weight. That takes strength. But I also reflect, question, and care enough to keep my energy honest - which takes just as much self-awareness.

I walk a path that’s not easy, and not always popular - but it’s natural, clear, and real. And dogs don’t lie. The fact that I’ve built a functioning pack, guided by instinct, structure, and trust, says everything about my presence.

I don’t just understand dogs. I respect them. I let them be dogs. And that’s rare.

I don’t have all the answers - I’m always learning, always a student of nature and of life. ❤️

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