Lucky Little Aussies: ASDR Mini & Toy Aussies

Lucky Little Aussies: ASDR Mini & Toy Aussies Lucky Little Aussies’ LOVES our job as Doggie Doulas & Bringing Families Together 🥰

“PUPDATE”Look at STAR, a past pup from Cairo & Mia. She is such a beauty. We love getting these Pupdates from you guys. ...
10/13/2024

“PUPDATE”
Look at STAR, a past pup from Cairo & Mia. She is such a beauty.
We love getting these Pupdates from you guys. Thank you so much for keeping in touch. Nothing could make us happier.

Another sweet Boston and Mia baby all grown up. Madison here, looking all regal.
10/13/2024

Another sweet Boston and Mia baby all grown up. Madison here, looking all regal.

Beautiful past Boston and Mia pup Minky living her best life 🥰☺️
10/12/2024

Beautiful past Boston and Mia pup Minky living her best life 🥰☺️

The Ultimate Sidekick🌊🐾Meet Hercules, the Ultimate Sidekick who is ready to steal your heart! With his medium energy lev...
02/23/2024

The Ultimate Sidekick

🌊🐾Meet Hercules, the Ultimate Sidekick who is ready to steal your heart! With his medium energy level and lovable personality, he is the perfect fit for any active home l👀king for a furry companion. Whether you’re building sandcastles or playing fetch by the shore, this Red Bi Aussie is your go-to Beach Buddy.
🎥Enjoy the reel of Hercules’ first beach day! This boy will make you smile whether he’s cuddling up on the couch or conquering outdoor adventures, he’s always up for a good time. So, grab your sunscreen and join Hercules for some endless fun in the sun! 🌤️🌞🏖️



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02/23/2024

🌊🌞Step into spring with our latest promotion!
In Chapter 2, our furry friends continue their beach escapade, enjoying every moment of their day. As they explore the sandy shores and frolic through the coastal foliage, they embody the spirit of the wolf, Wild & Free.
Join us on this enchanting journey filled with puppy love, laughter, and endless beach fun. 🏖️

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🛑 “Just stop right there – dogs having reactions is normal. Even the most placid well-behaved dog can have an excessive ...
02/10/2024

🛑 “Just stop right there – dogs having reactions is normal. Even the most placid well-behaved dog can have an excessive reaction if the environment and circumstances fit. We must remember that our dogs are not robots, and we can’t expect them to behave like one.” 🚫🤖

❓“WHY DO DOGS REACT? — It’s a really good question – and we can’t ask our dogs because they don’t speak human, and we don’t speak dog. But after lots of studies, professional opinion is that on the whole, when a dog is outwardly reacting to a human or other dog, it’s not because they are being ‘aggressive’ and want to show the world who is boss, it’s because they are scared. They are trying to tell the other thing to go away.”

‼️ “All dogs are reactive. They all react to situations around them. It’s HOW they react that counts. And when that reaction is excessive,
or it’s not seen as ‘acceptable’ behaviour to us humans, dogs are labelled as reactive.”

👎🏼 “The problem with the label of reactivity is that we’ve found a lot of owners that come through us have been told their dog is reactive for many years and so that label sticks. They are even told by other trainers that their dog will be reactive for the rest of their lives and the only hope they have is to manage that reactivity.”

🥺 “Does that sound sad to you? Because we think it does! We’ve owned dogs that react excessively to things in their environment (dogs, people, cars etc) and we can tell you and ASSURE you that your dog’s brain is mouldable. It’s called neuroplasticity. It’s the same in humans. We can reshape the brain to think differently and react differently. For some dogs that journey is a little longer than others. And the training does have to be very specific.”

LINK TO FULL ARTICLE:
👉🏼 https://absolute-dogs.com/dog-reactivity-what-is-it/ 👈🏼

We’ve owned dogs that react excessively to things in their environment (dogs, people, cars etc) and we can tell you and ASSURE you that your dog’s brain is mouldable. It’s called neuroplasticity. It’s the same in humans. We can reshape the brain to think differently and react differently.

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