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Theresa Yoong, KPA-CTP, CPDT-KA
Force-free dog training based on science. For those who want lasting results.
•Reliable Dogs, Empowered Owners•

16/05/2023

It is such a privilege when you earn the trust of an animal, to be his favorite & trusted human in times of uncertainty, and to experience the joy of that happiness when you return home. Thank you, Archie for spending the last few weeks with us and livening up our household. Everyone, except .ralph_thegolden will miss you. We wish you the very best for your trial homestay. We have no doubt they will decide to keep you. So for now, we’ll just enjoy your company for the next 2 days.

11/12/2022

Not the prettiest of pictures but it was the only one I got from our vet visit yesterday which was so incredibly successful that I need to have a post about it. In all honesty, we didn’t really get to do much happy vet visits as we would have liked but our training in all other areas have paid off. Doing behaviors he likes in a variety of places have allowed him to function in the vet clinic in our visit yesterday. I was not expecting that he would be able to respond to cues to do his tricks in the vet room because his anxiety level is usually though the roof and he would not be able to eat most of the times, let alone respond to any cues. However yesterday he exceeded all expectations. Not only did he manage to EAT in the clinic, he responded to cues for tricks and we even got his vaccination done swiftly, in a low stress way with his full involvement in the process. Such a trooper! He’s come such a long way from that single traumatic vet incident 2 years back and I honestly could not be prouder. Thank you Dr Gracia from for your patience and allowing us time to do some practice before the actual jab. Thanks also to .monaco.torelli for inspiring so much of the training that we do to prepare for vet visits and other cooperative care. Wish I caught it on video because it was such an enjoyable session but my hands were full and we were very focused on what we needed to do. Looking forward to better and better visits in the future.

23/11/2022

We’ll be there at the upcoming Pets Day Out organised by NParks. If you’re keen to participate in the workshop, sign up using the form below:

https://go.gov.sg/pdo10dec-rockingpatterns

09/08/2022

Personally I find a distance of at least 3m (10ft) works best for most dogs. Not sure what other trainers think. Feel free to comment. This distance can also potentially prevent injuries in cases where an unknown dog might suddenly lunge at you and your dog (since most leashes are around 2m or 6ft). In such a scenario, having kept that distance in the first place would have kept you and your dog safe from physical injuries, even though emotionally some damage has been done.

03/08/2022

Not dog training, but this is so relevant to behavior. Pain and discomfort manifests in behavior. If your dog has sustained any injury, do bear in mind the average time it takes to heal as shared by the American Association of Rehabilitation Veterinarians. Ensure you allow your pups plenty of time to rest and recover.

23/04/2022

This video looks like just dogs doing nothing. But the dogs are actually learning that they can still function normally when there are other dogs are walking around in the environment.

24/12/2021

Puppy group classes are resuming in 2022. Give your young puppy the early experiences and essential life skills they need to become a confident adult. Registration is now open!

04/12/2021

Going to bed or mat is such an important foundation behavior and there are so many uses for it. If you don’t want your dog jumping on guests or jumping up at the dining table, this is a great alternative behavior to teach. Remember to ask yourself, what do you want your dog TO DO instead?

03/12/2021

Looking forward to this. See you all tomorrow!

23/11/2021

Recent stories of pets being sold or abandoned for behavioural reasons are puzzling to anyone who understands animal behaviour, says SPCA’s Jaipal Singh Gill.

19/11/2021

So pleased to have completed my certification for this and to be the first ever Certified Control Unleashed Instructor in Singapore! Woohooo! Thank you and the amazing control unleashed community of trainers - every single one of whom are such amazing trainers!

02/11/2021

A short lesson on canine body language: a wagging tail does not mean the dog is happy. The golden in this video has a tense body and his ears are pulled back. His mouth is also closed as the other dog approaches him. Even though his tail is wagging, the carriage is high and is not a relaxed flowy wag. He is nervous and is communicating with the approaching dog. You see later that the black dog offered a head turn and a step back and eventually turned away from the golden’s face, acknowledging the golden’s communication for the need for space.

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