Doing 1-to-1 dog training sessions in my client's homes around London, I have to make sure I carry everything I need for the day on my back!

Today we are looking at a German Shorthaired Pointer (GSP) as part of our series on breed profiles! We talked to Megan, who owns Wallace, all about her experiences with the breed. Megan and Wallace live in the suburbs of London, next to a lovely Royal Park with plenty of space to run. Why did you get a German Shorthaired Pointer? We have always been dog lovers and have wanted our own dog together for years, however it is tricky when renting an apartment in London! Once we we

Many people who adopt a dog from a shelter or rescue center, have an idea in mind of what they would like their dog to be named. This usually isn't the name that the dog comes with! I hear all the time from owners saying "Oh this is ****. I didn't name her that! She came with it!" I politely suggest that they are free to change it, and some look horrified that that would rock their dog's world, and strip them of their identity. Others look relieved that they no longer have t

Today on Bone Ball Bark, the blog is focused on 'BARK' which is our section for dog training tips. We wanted to do a quick post about recall by highlighting five things we think are the most important to remember on this subject! Five things to remember with recall: 1) Never call your dog to you to punish them You want your dog to associate coming to you when called as being the best thing in the world...full of treats and praise and good times! We believe that recall is the

On the Bone Ball Bark blog this week we are looking at something in the 'BONE' category; health and nutrition! What are some dangerous foods for dogs? Everyone pretty much knows that chocolate is a big no no to feed your dog, but there are many more toxic substances in everyday human food that your dog should never eat. Here are five foods to ensure your dog avoids at all costs! Grapes Raisins Macadamia nuts Onions Coffee Grapes and raisins are extremely toxic to dogs. A 10lb