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Social walks are not just about dogs
When we walk with dogs where the bond is strong, they know themselves and the others well, they care for the wellbeing of every individual and the collective. Humans bond too and true friendships emerge.
The importance of meaningful relationships
What are some myths around social walks in dogs? Why forming meaningful relationships is so important to dogs? How we can help them do it even if we have a sensitive dog? Our guest writer Clara López-Brea will answer in this interesting and practical article.
Dogs come in All Sizes
Have you given it some though to the size of your walk and the size of her friends? Sometimes it is nice for small dogs to have the company of similarly sized friends.
Pleasant introductions
For many dogs guests visits can be challenging, so, it's crucial that the relationship between the dog and new people start off on a pleasant note. How can Smiling Leash walks help? Find out in this article.
Remote Control
Watch the video and think carefully about the handlers approach to this situation. You do not see it to start with but there is a loose dog running downhill towards Ainhoa and Xena. And what does Ainhoa, the leash handler, do?
Children and dogs, dogs and children
All dogs can bite and children are frequently the target. Learning about canine communication and teaching children how to behave around dogs will minimise the possibility of dog bites in your home.
Social Walks
Dogs are highly social - but how can we help them have quality time with other dogs and ensure the experience is enjoyable?
Family time, no dog left behind
Even if some of our dogs are getting old and frail, they still want to share experiences with the rest of the family.
The wonder of parallel walking
Dogs may be worried or afraid of many things. In this article we will talk about parallel walking which may be one of the steps to help dogs conquer their fears.