Dog Training To Stop Separation Anxiety

This follow up  @fixed1t  video explains the best method for Dog Training To Stop Separation Anxiety and it works by associating my leaving with a positive happy event ie a damn good treat to chew on. This works brilliantly every time, and occasional boarding dogs pick it up really quickly. Also surprising is how gently Skippy takes the chew treat from me (not his usual get it fast before it goes method) thereby showing how relaxed he is about me going and relaxed that I will be back. Sometimes he doesn't eat the chew straight away but waiting till we return, I suppose a type of hoarding behaviour r in case we a slow to return. I hope you like it, please subscribe. Malcolm aka  @fixed1t 

Best Way To Apply Advocate Flea Treatment For Dogs

All dogs need Flea Treatment and the one recommended by my Vets is  Advocate For Dogs  The problem is the instructions in the pack led to four messy puddles of oil on Bree which leaked and rubbed off everywhere.  So for Skippy I devised my own method!

it works great. no mess! no fuss!  Here's how I do it!

Making A Plastic Bottle Dog Treat Puzzle Toy - Part 3

This video is about Making A Plastic Bottle Dog Treat Puzzle Toy - Part 3

Finishing The Build - In Part 1 & 2 Oliver and I drilled the wooden
supports, cut the pipe to hang the bottles on so now its time to put the whole thing together with Olivers Help it should be straight forward?

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Making A Plastic Bottle Dog Treat Puzzle Toy - Part 2

This video is about Making A Plastic Bottle Dog Treat Puzzle Toy - Part 2

In Part 1 Oliver and I drilled the  wooden supports. Here In Part 2, I cut the pipe I'm planning to use to hang the bottles on. But of course to young minds short pieces of pipe are really...  Ninjago Swords And Light Sabres to young Oliver to beat the giant with.  As I Discover #geekyUNCLEfixed1t

Making A Plastic Bottle Dog Treat Puzzle Toy - Part 1

This video is about Making A Plastic Bottle Dog Treat Puzzle Toy - Part 1
fixed1t Rescue Dogs - A few weeks ago I saw a video on Facebook of a clever Dog Treat dispenser and cunning toy for dogs so I'm building one. As little oliver 2 yr 10m was visiting and wanted to help me do it, I decided to let him with care and supervision
I planned to edit this Part One video. but its so sweet, shows his easgerness to learn and to be involved, I've left it unedited.
No iPad or TV gazing by Oliver was required in these hours of fun.