Category: Canine Welfare
Canine welfare refers to the overall well-being of dogs, encompassing their emotional, behavioural, and physical health needs. It is a holistic approach that goes beyond just providing food and walks, considering the dog’s individual needs to ensure they live their best life possible. Key welfare areas include nutrition, physical health, environment, behaviour, and mental state. Owners are responsible for meeting their dog’s welfare needs, which include protection from pain, injury, suffering, and disease, as well as providing a suitable diet, safe environment, and opportunities for exercise and social interaction.
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They don’t want to ban 67 breeds in the UK

Despite the fear-mongering tarnishing the reputation of the Innate Health Assessment (IHA) tool, it’s actually one of the greatest advancements for canine welfare and well-being. There are ‘claims’ that 67 breeds of dogs might face a ban in the UK if certain measures are enacted on breeders. This claim has raised significant concern among dog… Read more
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Australia Laws and Legislation
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Laws and Legislation
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I don’t use tools to train my dogs. Or do I?

Having spent half a century in the company of dogs, I have developed an understanding of their behaviour and communication. With this experience, I found that training tools are unnecessary for me. Instead, I focus on techniques that use clear markers and boundaries, I communicate with them in a language they comprehend. This approach not… Read more
