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Was That For You or Your Dog?

Sometimes, in an effort to include our dogs in everything we do, we expose them to situations they dislike and cannot succeed in.

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Should I Let My Dog on the Sofa?

There is lots of conflicting advice on this topic; we recommend you make the choice yourself providing there are no associated behavioural issues.

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Introducing Panzer The German Shepherd

Panzer is a German Shepherd with attitude πŸ˜‚ she’s definitely capable of a higher level of thinking than the other dogs, and isn’t afraid to show us exactly what she wants (food).

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The CaniSocial Gang

4 very different dogs (each with their own strengths & weaknesses) who each offer something different to the complex skill that is correct dog-dog socialisation.

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Our Unpopular Opinion

If a dog for whatever reason must wear a long line forever, I’d rather e-collar train the dog.

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Happy 4th Birthday Ava!

What a shame she’s recovering from surgery today, but said surgery reminded me how much I owe to this incredible dog.

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Ava’s Operation πŸ₯Ί

Thank you everyone for the thoughtful messages when Ava was taken to the vet a couple of nights ago – Monday was one of the worst days of my life!

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Adopt Don’t Shop?

Here at Canisocial Co, we support those who buy from breeders and those who adopt dogs from shelters. We only have one requirement – adopt or shop, just do it responsibly.

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Common Myths In Dog Training

There are plenty of very misleading and potentially dangerous myths circulating in the dog training space, and many things aren’t always as the seem.

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Punishment Over Euthanasia Always

Refusing to use balanced training (instead opting for medication or euthanasia*) in cases of dangerous and/or antisocial behaviour tells me more about you than it does the dog in question.

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