Labrador Retrievers are one of the most popular breeds for a reason. Friendly, trainable and eager to please, they bring energy and...

The Bichon Frise is one of the most charming and people-focused dogs you’ll ever meet. With a cheerful disposition, high sociability and...

Some days, getting outside with your dog just isn’t going to happen. Rain, heat, illness, work, life in general. It’s all real and it’s all valid. That doesn’t mean your dog has to miss out on fun or stimulation. There are plenty of simple indoor games you can play that don’t require buying anything new or turning your kitchen into an obstacle course. These seven ideas are easy, practical and adjustable to your dog’s age and energy level. You can use them as a loose weekly ro

If you’re looking for practical, straightforward ways to give your dog something fun to do at home, scent games are a great place to start. These games are simple, require very little equipment, and tap into something your dog is already a natural expert at using their nose. You don’t need a big garden, fancy equipment, or hours of spare time. What you do need is a small bit of curiosity and a willingness to let your dog take the lead with their sense of smell. It’s incredibl

When we think about dog training, we’re often taught to focus on obedience. Sit. Stay. Lie down. Don’t pull. Stop barking. For decades,...

Dog enrichment is more than just throwing a ball around the park or taking long walks on the beach. One of the easiest and most effective...

We get it – walking a reactive dog can feel like stepping into a battlefield. You gear up for what should be a calm, enjoyable outing,...

When temperatures soar or the rain just won’t let up, keeping your dog mentally stimulated indoors becomes a priority. Walks might be out of the question during the heat of the day, but that doesn’t mean your dog has to settle for boredom or frustration. Mental enrichment is just as important as physical exercise, and it can make a massive difference to your dog’s behaviour, confidence, and overall wellbeing. At Paws Academy, we know real life isn’t always walk-friendly. So h