Are you planning on making any as we head into 2026? Do you believe in them? Personally for me, I don't ever set a resolution for the New Year. I think the past 3 years especially, have taught me that you cannot plan to too many things, because life happens, and that is absolutely OK. I like to set myself some goals, and whilst it is nice to have an end date on them, they are flexible goals. So in 2026, for me, I want to; Become a better dog trainer and behaviour modification expert Play some golf - this is very much subject to my spinal disease Grow my SKOOL community Develop new courses and content Attend the Inside Out Synopsis in June (Tickets and hotel booked - this WILL happen) Now, with me, as always, there's a twist! What do you want to achieve with your dog next year, but you understand there is no time frame, because your dog needs you to go at their pace and advocate for them at all times! What are your 2026 plans?

For those of you with young puppies..... teething does get better! This little hand out is a useful reminder of what you can use to help and some handy bits of information that will help. No more bitey land sharks!

Want to find out more? Guess what, we have an E-Book coming for clicker training. How to start things off and the importance of keeping things slow.

If your dog could play any sport, what would it be? My boy cannot decide between football and darts.....

OK, firstly I am not calling any of you out for a fight.... It is not that kind of who wants it! What I am asking you to do is ask yourself 1 question..... when it comes to training a behaviour.... Who wants it? So often I get a message, or a phone call from a customer who starts the conversation "I want" Now whether that is followed by recall, loose lead walking, crate training etc etc, it always starts "I want" So, flip the question on its head for me you lovely people..... "What does your DOG want"