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Rottweiler
Majestic in stature with its massive muscles, the Rottweiler can be a gentle giant or an intimidating canine, depending on its training and breeding. With a natural instinct towards protection, early socialisation and consistent leadership will determine its temperament.
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Free Dog Training Tips and Advice
At the request of our many dog-loving friends, dog owners, and partners across the Australia, we'd like to share the following information, addressing a wide variety of dog care, t...
Become a Dog Trainer
Bark Busters are looking for special individuals who want to make a difference in the lives of dogs and their owners. Running your own dog training business is a dream come true fo...
Dog Training Tips
St Patrick's Pooches...
Irish Setters are smart, loyal family pets who crave affection and activity, so if you can't provide both, you might want to consider another breed. They are distinctive with their flashy red coat, which does shed freely. Keep this breed challenged with lots of outdoor play and plenty of cuddles, and these Celtic charmers will be your best friends. Irish...
Easter Holidays...
It's that time of year again. The shops are full of chocolate eggs and hot cross buns in preparation for Easter weekend, many of us are looking to have a nice long weekend away from work, spending time with family, friends and our dogs. For children, Easter is a time of treats, egg hunts, chocolate bunnies and much more. For adults, also, Easter eggs can be...
How To Avoid Separation Anxiety...
Leaving your dog at home alone can be fraught with danger. Depending on your dog you never know what you might come home to. With us, all at home, our pets have gotten used to having our undivided attention. When that all changes, they may fret, and become destructive. That is mostly due to lack of attention and boredom. They may even bark and cry all day....
BACK TO SCHOOL TIPS FOR FAMILIES WITH DOGS...
Before we know it, the kids will be heading back to school and everyone's routine will change. When children return to school, the stress on every family member can be huge - including the family dog. This abrupt change in routine can seriously affect our canine companions, who are creatures of habit. But with a little understanding and preparation before th...
Greeting unknown dogs in the correct way!...
If you are a dog lover, which you probably are if you are taking the time to read this article, you will enjoy greeting new dogs you meet whilst out and about. However, attempting to greet a dog in an inappropriate manner could cause you all sorts of problems, and could also put you, the dog, and the owner at risk. Dogs are taught by their mother f...