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Every dog needs something slightly different from us — and the first thing I always assess is: Does this dog need confidence-building, or do they need help with showing restraint? A withdrawn, unsure dog may need gentle encouragement, slower movements, earlier rewards, and patience. We’re helping them come out of their shell, not pushing them into overwhelm. But a dog who’s bursting at the seams with energy May need something completely different — clearer boundaries, faster responses from us, a

Every dog needs something slightly different from us — and the first thing I always assess is: Does this dog need confidence-building, or do they need help with showing restraint? A withdrawn, unsure dog may need gentle encouragement, slower movements, earlier rewards, and patience. We’re helping them come out of their shell, not pushing them into overwhelm. But a dog who’s bursting at the seams with energy May need something completely different — clearer boundaries, faster responses from us, a

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Is your dog a fussy eater? This is a common concern! Here are a few practical tips to help encourage healthier eating habits 👇 🍗1 - Start with a high-quality food Choosing a quality food makes a difference. I feed my dog ADVANCE, it has a great balance of fat, protein and good quality ingredients which make it very palatable for your dog compared with lower quality brands. This simple switch can make a big difference! 🐄 2 - Avoid grazing habits Put the food down for 10–15 minutes, then remove

Is your dog a fussy eater? This is a common concern! Here are a few practical tips to help encourage healthier eating habits 👇 🍗1 - Start with a high-quality food Choosing a quality food makes a difference. I feed my dog ADVANCE, it has a great balance of fat, protein and good quality ingredients which make it very palatable for your dog compared with lower quality brands. This simple switch can make a big difference! 🐄 2 - Avoid grazing habits Put the food down for 10–15 minutes, then remove

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Why Dog Food Feels So Confusing (And Why It's Not Your Fault)

Why Dog Food Feels So Confusing (And Why It's Not Your Fault)

Be mindful when you make contact with your dog where you’re at emotionally, it will have an impact one way or another #dogtraining #doglover

Be mindful when you make contact with your dog where you’re at emotionally, it will have an impact one way or another #dogtraining #doglover

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Does your dog get OVER-excited by food? This can make training hard! Although food motivation is extremely helpful when training a dog, if they’re really hyped about the training treats, they can easily become over-aroused and fall out of learning state. They might become hyper-excitable, distracted, fixated on your pocket or treat pouch, and start getting snatchy (watch your fingers!!). Here are some tips to help them CALM down a bit, so that you can actually make progress in your training ✨ |

Does your dog get OVER-excited by food? This can make training hard! Although food motivation is extremely helpful when training a dog, if they’re really hyped about the training treats, they can easily become over-aroused and fall out of learning state. They might become hyper-excitable, distracted, fixated on your pocket or treat pouch, and start getting snatchy (watch your fingers!!). Here are some tips to help them CALM down a bit, so that you can actually make progress in your training ✨ |

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A few months back, I switched my dog Awa over to a new diet - here I explain how to manage the transition! Doing a gradual switch like this will help prevent gut upsets that can occur due to a sudden change (it’s not a sign that the new food fundamentally disagrees with your dog!). I prefer a good quality kibble like ADVANCE dog food as the base of my dog’s diet, because it provides a balance of all the fundamental nutrients, and I find it more convenient (especially when I’m doing a lot of trav

A few months back, I switched my dog Awa over to a new diet - here I explain how to manage the transition! Doing a gradual switch like this will help prevent gut upsets that can occur due to a sudden change (it’s not a sign that the new food fundamentally disagrees with your dog!). I prefer a good quality kibble like ADVANCE dog food as the base of my dog’s diet, because it provides a balance of all the fundamental nutrients, and I find it more convenient (especially when I’m doing a lot of trav

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I want to clear up a couple of misconceptions… Contrary to what some people believe, food is an INCREDIBLY powerful tool for dog training. To use food when training your pup or dog, I recommend: ✅ Use a portion of your dog’s daily diet when training, so you’re not overfeeding ✅ When teaching something new or practising in distracting environments, use food that your dog goes NUTS for. Our normal ADVANCE dog food works well for my Awa, but if your dog is not so food motivated or you’re using a le

I want to clear up a couple of misconceptions… Contrary to what some people believe, food is an INCREDIBLY powerful tool for dog training. To use food when training your pup or dog, I recommend: ✅ Use a portion of your dog’s daily diet when training, so you’re not overfeeding ✅ When teaching something new or practising in distracting environments, use food that your dog goes NUTS for. Our normal ADVANCE dog food works well for my Awa, but if your dog is not so food motivated or you’re using a le

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FacebookMark Vette - Animal Behaviourist

#DogTrainingTip - First Do No Harm One crucial step in dog training is to stop rewarding the behaviours we DON'T want. It's even more important than rewarding the behaviours we do want! Dogs are smart and quickly learn what gets them attention, treats, or other positive outcomes. If we inadvertently reward undesirable behaviours, they are MUCH more likely to be repeated. Remember your dog considers all of these things a reward. Some are obvious, others a bit less so. 🦴 FOOD ✋ Pats 💬 Praise 🎾

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Is Your Dog Getting Possessive? 🐶 Snapping over toys? 🐾 Growling when you go near their food? 😓 Running off with stolen socks on the loose? If this sounds familiar — it’s not “just a phase.” It’s resource guarding… and it won’t go away on its own. If you’re a 👇 💼 Dog trainer 🏠 Pet boarder 🐕‍🦺 Shelter worker …you will deal with resource guarding. Join India’s top canine behaviourist Shirin Dhabhar for a 90-minute live masterclass on how to: ✅ Rebuild trust ✅ Prevent possessiveness ✅ Teach

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A clicker will transform the way you train your dog! 🤯 🐶 A dog learns so much faster when you can accurately and immediately mark the behaviours you want to see. You can use a voice marker as well, I say YES and follow with food just like the clicker. Plus, once a clicker or Yes marker is introduced correctly it will help switch your dog into a calm, focused learning state - the state they need to be in to learn new commands, or move forward from issues like fear or reactivity. If your dog is

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FacebookMark Vette - Animal Behaviourist

Introducing Pet Sense - dog, cat & rabbit behaviour our certified clinical animal behaviourist and the latest addition to our expert pet panel! Rosie has over 10 years of experience working with dogs. We can't wait to share Rosie's behaviour tips and tricks with you 🐶 | Pure Pet Food

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Ever wondered why some dogs are just SO food obsessed (cough *labradors* cough), to the point of eating random things they find on walks, stealing food off benches, raiding rubbish bins or even consuming harmful inedible items like socks or stones? In this video, I explain why! Remember to keep your eyes out for Paws Off Symbol on foods and common ingredients that are harmful to dogs. If a food isn’t safe for your pet, store it somewhere they will never be able to access it when you’re not looki

57.9K viewsMay 10, 2023

FacebookMark Vette - Animal Behaviourist

The dog food industry is full of misinformation. That's why I started The Dog Nutritionist - to share the truth. Don't let nonsense get in the way of living a longer and happier life with your best mate. Let me know in the comments some of the rubbish you've heard about feeding your dog. Cam | The Dog Nutritionist

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If only our dogs could stay with us forever 💔🐾 Their only fault is that they leave us too soon. I’ve been lucky to share life with some incredible dogs — Hercules the famous “bugger” dog, Monty the Driving Dog, Reggie the Flying Dog, Tommy the little rascal, and many more. What I wouldn’t give for just one more day with them. The good news? There are things we can do to add both years and joy to our dogs’ lives. From gentle exercise and social connection to the food we put in their bowl, small

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Do you love it or hate it?! 👅 What to do if you want to stop licking ⬇️ As licking is an appeasing behaviour, telling your dog off is likely to encourage your dog to lick even more! Instead, you can give a “leave it” command then the instant your dog stops licking, say “yes” and follow up with a high value food reward. #dogbehaviour #puppybehaviour #puppylicking | Mark Vette - Animal Behaviourist

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Balancing guidelines for dog food are complete rubbish. Think of your dog's diet the way you think of your own - a variety of meat, fruit and veg will keep your body healthy. Don't over think it! Of course a basic understanding of balance is key but don't get stuck over the crazy guidelines. Cam | The Dog Nutritionist

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Understanding and Addressing Food Aggression in Dogs

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WATCH OUT: There's a "Secret Killer" in your pet's food bowl. You've been told it's healthy. You've even been convinced it's the only way. But damning new research shows this one thing almost every owner does... Could be behind your dog’s joint pain, rashes, fatigue, poor digestion. Even cancer. And dog owners have no idea. As a vet, I'm tired of the sly tricks and lies used to con owners. So in this video, I'll reveal the problem behind your pet's health problems... And how you can easily sooth

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Stop doing these three things if you want your dog to stay healthy: Mistake 1 – Overfeeding & Free Feeding First, overfeeding. So many dogs are getting way more food than they actually need. Free feeding? Even worse! It confuses hunger signals and can lead to weight gain. Instead, feed once a day—after a walk—and measure portions properly. Check out the calculator on my website for portion recommendations. Mistake 2 – Relying on convenience foods Convenience foods like kibble are ultra-processed

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Let’s talk about the real unsuspecting villains in your dog’s diet. These aren’t harmless. They’re cheap, synthetic, and doing your dog more harm than good - from gut irritation to chemical exposure. Your dog deserves real food. Whole ingredients. Natural chews. The kind of stuff their body actually recognises. If you’re ready to make the switch but don’t know where to start, that’s what I’m here for. Cam

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When to Worry if Your Dog Isn't Eating (& What to Do) | LoveToKnow Pets

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Do not allow yourself to be brainwashed into feeding your dog the wrong food! Kibble is not normal, and it’s making our dogs’ sicker and sicker. Watch this video to find out more and share this with a dog owner that still feeds kibble. Cam | The Dog Nutritionist

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This is a contentious topic, and as I always do, I want to give dog owners the tools to make more informed decisions on behalf of their dogs. I'm not telling you what to do. Let me know what you think in the comments, I'll get back to as many of you as possible. Cam | The Dog Nutritionist

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Does your dog bark or become highly reactive when a truck, or anything else, pulls in your driveway? Would you rather have your dog act the way the dogs in this video act, watching with a calm and relaxed mind? Then just teach them to do so by asking them, telling them if you need to, to sit, look at your dog without blinking until your dog looks at you and holds that look, then blink and turn your head slightly as you reach down with your hand palm up to lick their neck with your fingertips. St

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FacebookKen Griffiths Dog Behaviourist

Disciplining a Misbehaving Dog Around My Meal. I'm talking about a dog's misbehavior around my food. I'm scolding the dog for spilling my food and not listening to me. I'm giving the dog less food as punishment and telling it to go away while I eat. I mention that this behavior is common in certain dog breeds like Rottweilers. #Rottweiler #DogBehavior #FoodManagement | Namitaology

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Oftentimes people don't relate nutrition and training. They can seem worlds apart. But the truth is, they're much more connected than you think. Feed your dog well and you'll see a world of difference in their behaviour. Comment below with any stories you have about your dog's behaviour changes after changing their food. Cam | The Dog Nutritionist

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How to Use Treats in Dog Training Avoid Bribery & Treat Dependency

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Managing Impulse Control & Food Aggression Part 1 (Maestro)

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I’m not the right behaviourist for everyone and that’s okay. If you’re looking for quick fixes, obedience at any cost, or methods that rely on fear, pressure or intimidation, I’m not the right fit. But if you want: • ethical, clinical behaviour support • evidence-based practice • welfare-first decision making • emotional physical health considered • calm, compassionate progress …then we’ll work brilliantly together. The right match matters...for you, your dog, and their wellbeing 🤍 If this soun

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