Why did Remy start barking constantly after moving into a new home? The young gentleman has a Jack Russell/Dachshund mix called Remy. He and Remy have been living with his mother. Two weeks ago he moved in with his girlfriend and her Miniature Dachshund, Rolo Change of environment Due to Read more
They want to stop Ruby chasing the cat. They want to stop Ruby barking at the cat. They want to stop Ruby barking at 5am when the cat bombs in through the cat flap and runs past her upstairs.
Why is Florence so desperate to play with the cat — and how can she learn self-control so they can live together safely? Florence is a 6 months old Cocker Spaniel. Like a puppy should be, she’s playful. However Florence wants most of all to play with the cat. Her Read more
(An online consultation – Ripley and the cat) When a fearful young rescue reacts to everything outside, could a problem inside the house be making progress even harder? Ripley is now five months old. Her mother was a Romanian street dog that was rescued just before her puppies were born. Read more
How do you know which dog advice to trust when every expert online seems to say something different? I was greeted enthusiastically by the most adorable little dog. Six month old Bertie, a Dachshund Jack Russell mix, leapt up at me in joy. All my usual rules went out of Read more
I would say that Louis is a dog of routine. In the morning he is only settled if the lady goes to work first and the man follows about twenty minutes later. She is usually in a rush but the man takes it calmly which could have something to do with it. After that he is quiet and settled all morning. If they break this routine as they will at the weekend when they leave together, he starts barking almost immediately.
When Johnny sees the cat he is transfixed – they call it trance-like. Although the ultimate aim is for dog and cat to live happily together – the cat is confident and placid fortunately – there is a lot of groundwork to do first. The matter can’t simply be approached Read more
Westie Daisy, at ten months old, is not much more than a puppy. She is friendly without being demanding, surprisingly relaxed for a little terrier, and very good on walks – not pulling on lead and coming back when she is called. The cat EXCEPT when she is on ‘Cat Read more