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28/05/2026

Unqualified "trainers" may tell you to just use an indestructible crate if your dog panics and is afraid to be left alone. This is one of the many well-meaning but dangerous pieces of advice given by people who are not qualified separation anxiety trainers.

While crate training has its place in some areas of dog training - house training, management and medical recovery come to the top of my mind, crating for separation anxiety is not one of those applications.

And separation anxiety definitely can't be cured by sending your dog away to boot camp. But there is hope! If you and your dog need help overcoming separation anxiety, reach out! As a Certified Separation Anxiety Trainer, I can help with either 1:1 training or my self-paced course.

Get more information here: https://rescuedbytraining.com/separation-anxiety/

28/04/2026

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23/04/2026

24/03/2026

Don't forget to book your a holiday too this

24/03/2026

21/03/2026

Spotted a curious crab on our dog walk today

08/03/2026

May the Feminine blossom around the world. Happy International Woman's Day!

01/03/2026

27/01/2026

Planning is key for a memorable Valentine's Day. Book your Dog Hotel spot to get some alone time with your partner, or book a Dog Park to take your doggos on a Valentine's Day adventure.

22/01/2026

Yes, you absolutely should brush your dog's teeth regularly (ideally daily or several times a week) to prevent painful dental disease, which can lead to tooth loss and affect major organs like the heart, kidneys, and liver. Brushing removes plaque and tartar buildup, but you must use dog-specific toothpaste (never human toothpaste due to toxic ingredients like xylitol) and start young for easier acceptance, though older dogs can learn too.