Behaviour

A woman, April Butler, stands on grass holding a frisbee, looking down at a Red Cattle Dog named Winnie sitting by her side. City buildings and trees are visible in the blurred background under a blue sky.

The predatory sequence in play and training

When people think about dog training, food is usually the first tool that comes to mind. But by understanding your dog’s natural instincts, you can unlock a powerful pathway to better play, engagement and training outcomes.

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A brown and white corgi on a lead looks up at a person in blue jeans and brown boots while walking on a path outside, perfectly capturing the moment when a dog learns new cues during a peaceful dog walk.

What your dog learns about you on a walk

Most dog owners know that walks provide essential exercise and mental stimulation for their pets, but did you know that during a walk, your dog is also gathering a surprising amount of information about you? 

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A tan dog uses its nose to solve a wooden puzzle toy with sliding yellow and green pieces on a smooth floor, enjoying some engaging scent games for dog enrichment.

Scent games to keep your dog’s nose busy

Dogs have a smelling superpower. In fact, a dog’s sense of smell is up to 10,000 times better than a human’s! They also possess the remarkable ability to smell with each nostril independently, which allows them to build up a three-dimensional map of smells. 

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A happy dog with its tongue out stands in a sunlit field. The magazine cover reads: FETCH! Got the zoomies? Decoding your dog's wild side, Edition 1, Volume 1, with additional article teasers on the right-hand side.