by focusondogtraining | Jan 11, 2026 | Training Tools
What We See Inside Werribee Homes: Common Causes of Reactive Dog Behaviour What causes reactive dog behaviour in Werribee homes? Reactive dog behaviour often starts with real-world triggers that don’t show up in group classes — such as overstimulation on local walks...
by focusondogtraining | Feb 2, 2025 | Training Tools
An aggressive dog can take many forms. Throughout my time as a dog trainer, I have seen the impact an aggressive dog can have on families especially when children are involved. I would urge you to take dog aggression seriously but rest assured with proper management,...
by focusondogtraining | Dec 31, 2024 | Training Tools
Last updated: 18/01/25 Frozen Kong, the ultimate summer dog treat I have talked endlessly about the humble Kong and its versatility as a training exercise, treat dispenser, and enrichment tool. This summer, we will revisit the Kong’s benefits by stuffing it full...
by focusondogtraining | Dec 27, 2024 | Training Tools
Last updated: 18/01/25 Key Takeaways ✅ Sleeping with your dog is not automatically bad ⚠️ Some dogs develop over-dependence or boundary issues 🛏️ Calm, well-trained dogs usually cope best 🏡 Training and structure matter more than the sleeping location itself I...
by focusondogtraining | Dec 27, 2024 | Training Tools
Christmas puppy, New Year problems So, you have received a puppy for Christmas. Congratulations on the new furry arrival to your family. A seasonal puppy can bring much holiday joy as you and the dog settle in during the holidays. But if you are reading this article,...
by focusondogtraining | Dec 25, 2024 | Training Tools
A dog growling at another dog does not automatically mean aggression. In many cases, growling is a form of communication linked to fear, discomfort, overexcitement or uncertainty. The important part is understanding why it happened — and whether the behaviour is...
