by Kelly Cordell-Morris | 7 Oct, 2026 | Blog, Export, Life With Dogs, Teaser posts, Training & Behaviour |
Living with a reactive dog or any whose behaviour you find difficult can be really hard. If we didn’t find the behaviour difficult to live with, we probably wouldn’t be calling it a problem in the first place. Our dogs are individuals, with their own...
by Kelly Cordell-Morris | 8 Jul, 2025 | Blog, Dog Training Science, Life With Dogs, Teaser posts, Training & Behaviour
Many behaviour problems in dogs – from reactivity to withdrawal – may actually be signs of pain. Here’s what every dog guardian needs to know before jumping into training. When Behaviour Is a Clue, Not the Problem I’ve lost count of how many dogs have come my...
by Kelly Cordell-Morris | 24 Jun, 2025 | Blog, Enrichment, Life With Dogs, Teaser posts, Training & Behaviour
What if those “naughty behaviours” weren’t really misbehaviour at all, just needs that never got met? Just like people get snappy, restless or overwhelmed when something’s off – not enough sleep, too many tasks, too little time to breathe...
by Kelly Cordell-Morris | 14 May, 2025 | Blog, Life With Dogs, Teaser posts, Training & Behaviour
A philosophical razor is a quick mental shortcut, a bit like a rule of thumb that helps simplify decisions or explanations. It allows you to “shave off” unlikely explanations or sidestep unhelpful actions. Especially when things feel messy or overwhelming. You might...
by Kelly Cordell-Morris | 7 Apr, 2025 | Blog, Dog Training Science, Enrichment, Life With Dogs, Teaser posts, Training & Behaviour
If your dog overreacts to some situations, or shuts down and gets stuck, it’s normally because they are worried or afraid. Boosting your dog’s confidence can help handle uncertainty better, meaning they react or freeze far less. Increasing confidence isn’t...
by Kelly Cordell-Morris | 18 Mar, 2025 | Blog, Dog Training Lingo, Dog Training Science, Life With Dogs, Teaser posts, Training & Behaviour
I hear it all the time. “My dog bit out of nowhere—he’s aggressive.”“He was barking and lunging like a maniac for no reason.”“She knows she shouldn’t do it, but she still does it—she looks guilty afterwards!” In that moment, your dog stops being your best friend and...
