Dog training Resources

Many dog trainers focus on obedience and must continually tell their dogs what they expect them to do. Imagine instead that your dog could learn to make better choices and have agency over its reactions.

While physical exercise for your dog is a great way to spend time with your dog, you also need to exercise your dog's brain. Make your dog's life more exciting and fun by creating enrichment opportunities.

LickiMats are an excellent tool for enriching and destressing your dog. Rather than using the same food on your dog's LickiMat, discover how to make meal times and rewards more enjoyable and stimulating.

If you are struggling with inappropriate dog behaviours such as barking, jumping, leash pulling, and dog-dog relationships, look no further than the Absolute Dogs Play Book series to make a difference.

Let's face it: puppies are adorable but can be challenging for new and experienced guardians to train. With amazing resources from Absolute Dogs, let's start your puppy off on the right paw.

It can be very challenging to own or adopt a dog that reacts to the big wide world. It can make you question why you are in this situation. Am I doing the best for my dog? You are not alone in this journey.

Setting your dog up for success can be the difference between learning good or bad behaviours. Understand the importance of rehearsal and how managing your dog can make or break your training progress.

There are so many dogs in our shelter system, aged between 6 months and two years. These fantastic resources from Absolute Dogs will take your rescue dog from zero to hero in no time.

All dog owners need help at some point in their dog's life. Discover new ways of teaching calmness and optimism and how ditching routines can make an enormous impact on your training.