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Reading the dog
There is a precise set of visual signals dogs use, we have come to call body language. This note is a guide to these signs and their meaning.
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Natural ways to boost your dogs’ health
Choosing natural ways to boost your dogs' health and nutrition is very effective and very enjoyable. We grow and pick the plants ourselves and process them to create our own natural pharmacy. This is a quick reference of the plants we picked today. Nettle, Dandelion…
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Obedience training – Quick training tips
Quick dog training tips Obedience training strengthens the bond between human and dog, creating a common ground for communication. Agility works the same way, plus helps the dog burn some excessive energy. In our training method we add agility to training so as the dog…
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Dog owner-trainer collaboration
Your relationship with your dog trainer should be like your relationship with your doctor. That's right. You should always be frank with your trainer and know that he will never judge you, he will only advise you just like your doctor will.
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Herbs for dogs – Astragalus
The change of seasons is always challenging to the immune system so whether you are in the Northern or Southern hemisphere, Astragalus is a good choice to give your dog a natural way to face the challenging conditions.
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The Bull Terrier is incomparable!
Don’t judge a fish by how it climbs a tree. Stop comparing the Bull Terrier to other dog breeds and the Bull Terrier’s training results with those of other dog breeds. Many dog owners and unfortunately many dog trainers either consider the Bull Terrier to…
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Protection training insights
Protection dogs and their training is the most misunderstood part of dog training as a whole. To me a favourite part of training I especially enjoy whether as the owner of the trained dog or as the trainer, both as a Handler and Decoy. The prevailing…
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Properly trained dogs
A balanced and properly trained dog with a nice, even behavior is the dream of every dog owner and the goal of every dog trainer.
Bull Terrier Blog
Bull Terrier training, behaviour, health, history, and owner education.
The Working Bull Terriers Kennel blog is built for Bull Terrier owners who want more than generic dog advice. Here you will find breed-specific articles about training, behaviour, puppy development, daily structure, health, ownership, history, and life with one of the most misunderstood breeds in the dog world.
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Bull Terrier Training
Focus, structure, engagement, leash manners, obedience foundations, and real-life control.
View training articles →Bull Terrier Behaviour
Reactivity, frustration, overexcitement, boundary testing, quirks, and misunderstood behaviour.
View behaviour articles →Bull Terrier Puppies
Puppy biting, early structure, crate training, social development, confidence, and better foundations.
View puppy articles →Life With Bull Terriers
Breed personality, daily life, humour, owner reflections, and the reality of living with this breed.
View life articles →Bull Terrier Health & Care
Everyday wellbeing, responsible care, grooming, nutrition awareness, exercise, and prevention.
View health articles →Bull Terrier History
Origins, purpose, working background, old bloodlines, character development, and preservation.
View history articles →Bull Terrier Winter Arc
Structure, discipline, mindset, conditioning, consistency, and quieter-season training habits.
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