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Quiz Night next Wednesday 6pm
“Why Do Dogs Do That?” with a bit of human psychology thrown in — so you have to think like both a dog and a human. Question 1 Your dog sees you pick up your keys, put your coat on and walk towards the door. They immediately get up and follow you. What’s most likely happening? A) “They’ve learned that those cues predict something is about to happen.” B) “They know you’re going shopping and want to spend your money.” C) “They’re worried you’re going to leave because they understand human plans.” D) “They’ve decided you look suspicious and need supervising.” If you think you know the answer? Join in the fun Next Wednesday at 6pm
Quiz Night next Wednesday 6pm
Play and Recall
The next up and coming chat is about play and recall… join me tomorrow for a live 60min discussion at 2pm tomorrow - yes Sunday! Lol
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Dog quiz
Ok do we have anyone here- up for the quiz.
I’ve walked for miles and my dog is still bouncing off the walls!
Want to tire your dog out without walking for miles? Think about your dog as a whole, not just a pair of legs! Physical exercise is important, but so are their brain, nose and natural behaviours. Try mixing your walk with: • Sniffing and exploring • Simple scent games • Searching for food • Licking and chewing • Training through play • Plenty of calm time to switch off A dog who has used their body, brain and senses is often far more satisfied than a dog who has simply run themselves into the ground. Don’t just tire the dog. Fulfil the dog. That’s where the magic happens.
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Puppies wanted Gloucester
If you have a young puppy under 6months old and would like to take part, email Tanya using the address below
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Puppies wanted Gloucester
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