If you’d rather watch than read, follow this link for the video : Chin Rest – Real Training Sessions with Kira. Why a Chin Rest Matters There will be times in your dog’s life when you’ll need to handle eyes  and ears —think eye drops, ear drops, or quick inspections. A chin rest —your dog calmly placing and keeping  their chin in your hand on cue—turns those moments into predictable, low-stress  routines. It’s simple, practical cooperative care  that says: “Pop your chin here

If you’d rather watch than read, follow this link for the video : Fireworks & Dogs – How to Prepare. Why this matters (and why complaining won’t fix it) If you’ve lived with a dog who is terrified of fireworks, you know it’s no joke. Every year the same requests pop up on local social media— please consider pets —and every year many people simply don’t care. So we have to prepare our dogs  for this difficult time, whether it’s UK Bonfire Night in November, New Year’s Eve, or

If you’d rather watch than read, follow this link for the video : https://youtu.be/UonE3211WZg The stigma around muzzles Say “muzzle” and many people picture a “bad dog.” That stigma is powerful—and unhelpful. In reality, there are plenty of everyday reasons a dog might need to wear one that have nothing to do with aggression: preventing scavenging for allergy-prone dogs, managing high prey drive, or simply making necessary handling safer and less stressful. This short video