Dog training and behaviour focuses on practical tools and step-by-step strategies to teach new skills and solve everyday challenges. This category is built for guardians who want clear, actionable solutions to real-life issues like pulling, barking, or reactivity.
You will find posts that cover training methods, behavioural problem-solving, communication techniques, and mindset shifts that help you approach your dog’s development with clarity and confidence. Whether you are just starting out with a new puppy or addressing reactivity, impulse control, or frustration, these articles provide step-by-step guidance to help you move forward.
Dog training and behaviour are not about quick fixes. They are about building trust, using humane methods, and meeting your dog where they are. We share insights on reinforcement, timing, emotional regulation, and other principles that support effective learning without pressure or confusion.
At Belle and Bark, we believe in an approach that blends practical skills with emotional support. Our content reflects that belief by focusing on real-life application, achievable goals, and compassionate problem-solving.
Explore this category to learn how dog training and behaviour strategies can help you guide your dog with confidence, understand their needs more clearly, and build a relationship that works in everyday life, not just in the training space.
Your dog running straight to you when called? That’s not luck. It’s good training. Discover why summer is a great time to teach recall, and how to get started even if your dog tends to blow you off.
Cognitive enrichment isn’t just for fun. It helps dogs focus, reduces stress, and builds stronger human-animal communication through guided brain work.
What do pigs, ducks, chickens, and a foal have to do with dog training? A lot, actually. My Saturdays at Phoenix Stables taught me how universal learning theory really is and why social cognitive training works across species.