Dog Behaviourist Online

10/08/2026

15/07/2026

🐾 Exciting news! 🐾
Hello everyone!
From now on, Dog Behaviourist Online offers instant-access training courses to help you tackle common dog and puppy challenges from the comfort of your home.
Whether you're raising a new puppy or working through unwanted behaviours with an adult dog, you'll find practical, step-by-step guidance based on modern, science-based training methods. You can start learning immediately and work through each course at your own pace.
Browse all available courses here: https://www.dogbehaviouristonline.co.uk/puppy-training-programs
I'd love to hear which topics you'd like me to cover next. 🐶💙

06/07/2026

About dog's diet

24/06/2026

There Are No "Bad Dogs"... Just Dogs We Haven't Understood Yet.
What if I told you that your dog isn't trying to be stubborn, dominant or naughty?
Every behaviour has a reason.
Barking, pulling, jumping, resource guarding, ignoring commands or reactivity aren't random. They are your dog's way of communicating that something is happening beneath the surface.
In my latest article, I explain: ✅ Why behaviour problems develop ✅ Why blame never helps, but responsibility does ✅ How understanding your dog's needs can completely change their behaviour ✅ Practical steps you can take to start rewriting your dog's story today
If you've ever felt like your dog is impossible to understand, this article is for you.
📖 Read it here: https://www.dogbehaviouristonline.co.uk/post/there-are-no-bad-dogs
If you're struggling with your dog's behaviour and would like personalised guidance, I'm here to help through online behaviour consultations and tailored training programmes.
💙 There are no bad dogs. Sometimes, there are simply dogs waiting for someone to understand them.

24/06/2026

Before you train your dog, ask yourself one simple question...
Are all of their basic needs being met?
Many behaviour problems don't start with disobedience—they start with unmet needs.
A dog that lacks enough physical exercise, mental stimulation, opportunities to express natural behaviours, quality sleep, social interaction, or a sense of safety is much more likely to struggle with frustration, stress, anxiety, and unwanted behaviours.
Training is important, but it works best when your dog's physical and emotional needs are already being fulfilled.
Think of it like this: you wouldn't expect a hungry, exhausted or overwhelmed person to concentrate and learn something new. Dogs are no different.
Meeting your dog's basic needs doesn't just improve behaviour—it improves their welfare, strengthens your relationship, and makes learning easier for both of you.
❤️ A happy dog is much easier to train than a dog whose needs are being overlooked.
What do you think is the most commonly forgotten need?

23/06/2026

Is your dog really being stubborn… or are they struggling with impulse control?
Many owners believe their dog is deliberately ignoring them when they pull on the lead, chase squirrels, jump up at visitors or simply can't seem to calm down.
In reality, the problem is often not obedience—it's impulse control.
In my latest article, I explain: 🐾 What impulse control actually is 🧠 What's happening inside your dog's brain 🐕 Why some breeds struggle more than others 🚗 Why I compare dogs to cars (and why it makes perfect sense!) ✅ Practical, science-based ways to help your dog develop genuine self-control without suppressing their natural instincts.
Understanding why your dog behaves the way they do can completely change the way you approach training—and often leads to better, longer-lasting results.
📖 Read the full article here:
https://www.dogbehaviouristonline.co.uk/post/impulse-control-in-dogs-why-your-dog-isnt-being-stubborn
💬 I'd love to hear from you—what situations does your dog find hardest to resist? Squirrels? Food? Visitors? Other dogs? Let me know in the comments!

23/06/2026

XL bully breed facts

20/06/2026

All about your dog's prey drive