BDTC in Oxley, Queensland, Australia | Non-profit organisation

BDTC

Locality: Oxley, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 411 017 454

Address: 15 Englefield Road 4075 Oxley, QLD, Australia

Website: http://bdtc.org.au/

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25.01.2022 A great nail trimming resource that is free for a short time.

25.01.2022 We can only hope!

25.01.2022 Dogs communicate in many ways. Are you listening to your dog?

24.01.2022 WORKING BEE SAT 7th MAR 7 - 10am. Members, please let us know if you are available to pop down to the club to give us a hand. We will be trimming branches, whipper snipping edges and doing a general cleanup of the clubhouse, storage areas and grounds. If you have dump vouchers, a trailer/Ute for transporting waste to the dump, a whipper snipper or pruning saw that you wouldnt mind bringing along that would be great too!

24.01.2022 Sherrin received a Thanks Bone from Story Dogs. Australian made by Huds and Toke https://hudsandtoke.com.au/

24.01.2022 ***FDT2 training cancelled tonight due to the rain. Hope we will have a dry week next week.

23.01.2022 Great advice from the Vet industry.

23.01.2022 All our fenced dog parks are now closed until further notice to minimise the transmission of coronavirus. We encourage you to continue exercising your doggos on... walking trails and on-leash areas at other parks, while ensuring you practise social distancing. For more information, visit brisbane.qld.gov.au/coronavirus See more

22.01.2022 Too much cuteness! Congratulations to our recent puppy graduates

22.01.2022 Nice video about teaching a puppy to play even when they want the food.

22.01.2022 Lassie Come Home Cinema’s most famous dog returns in a modern re-telling of a classic story. Lassie and 12-year-old Florien are inseparable best friends, so it breaks both their hearts when Lassie is sent away after Florien’s father loses his job. While Lassie’s temporary minders, which includes 12-year-old Priscilla, mean well; Lassie is mistreated by an opportunist caretaker and escapes the first chance she gets. It is the start of an epic adventure across southern Germa...ny as Lassie makes her way back home while Florien and Priscilla set out to find her. Both human and canine characters face many challenges and obstacles, but the bond between a child and their dog is not one that can be severed easily. Eighty years after Lassie first captured hearts in English novelist Eric Mowbray Knight’s classic Lassie Come-Home, the iconic long-haired collie is ready to be discovered once more by a whole new generation. Youtube trailer link Vimeo trailer link

22.01.2022 2020 Trials dates and info... Saturday 21st March Double Jumping & Agility Vetting 2pm JUDGING 3pm Jumping & Agility (no open) - Murray Sharman... Agility & Jumpinng (no open) - Mechalle Anderson Saturday 6th June Double Jumping & Agility Trial Vetting 2pm JUDGING 3pm Jumping & Agility (no open) - ? Agility & Jumping (no open) - ? Saturday 4th July Double Rally-O Trial Vetting 2pm JUDGING 3pm Agility & Jumping - ? Saturday 17th October Agility/Jumping Vetting 2pm JUDGING 3pm Rally-O All Classes - ? Rally-O All Classes - ? Trick Dog - ?

21.01.2022 **COVID-19 UPDATE** BDTC is slowly returning to training and we require you to comply to the below rules when attending class to keep our members and volunteers safe. Do not come to training if: you feel unwell ... have returned from overseas or hotspots in Australia in that last 14 days you have or have been in contact with a person confirmed with Covid-19. inform your trainer if you become unwell during class or within 48 hours of attending class. Maintain 1.5m distance from other people Setup dog crates 5m apart Wash/Sanitise your hands at outside sinks when you arrive and before touching any equipment During training, maintain hand hygiene regularly by washing/sanitising hands Cough or Sneeze into your arm Don't touch your face Please be patient as we work through these steps to return to training

20.01.2022 Such a cool way of explaining it.

19.01.2022 A great Ted talk and inspired views on cross species communication

18.01.2022 Ball throwing to exercise your dog? There are loads of better ways of getting your dog involved with you and keeping him active. Using his brain more will be better for ending the walk with a satisfied pup who is ready to rest than filling them with adrenaline by ball throwing. Here are a couple of articles for a starting point. https://caninearthritis.co.uk/cam-conversation-with-cam.../ https://servicedogtraininginstitute.ca/.../174...

18.01.2022 Puppy Preschoolers With all classes cancelled including Puppy Preschool the below information about puppy socialising in the age of coronavirus will be helpful for those with young puppies. https://www.avidog.com/puppy-socialization-in-the-age-of-/

13.01.2022 Puppy class is on tonight - the rain is not heavy enough to impact class.

13.01.2022 An interesting study on noise sensitivity in dogs. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases//03/180320100719.htm

12.01.2022 Dont forget to use sniff breaks as your reinforcers for desired behavior.

09.01.2022 We will be watching for and explaining calming signals in the following weeks of Sunday FDT1 course

09.01.2022 Handy to have in case of emergencies.

07.01.2022 Meme Saturday... Please READ meme before commenting.

07.01.2022 How are you helping your dog meet his needs?

07.01.2022 *** Training Cancelled Tonight 27/10/20 *** All training is cancelled tonight due to the weather. The grounds will be too wet even if it stops raining soon. Stay safe and we will see you next week.

06.01.2022 *** Puppy Preschool is restarting *** There are a few spots left in our Puppy Preschool class, starting Thursday. Are you welcoming a new puppy into your home? Know a friend, neighbour or family member with a new pup? Spread the word and get those pups started off on the right paw! http://www.bdtc.org.au/puppy-classes.asp

06.01.2022 Our Sunday FDT1 Newbies- preparing to graduate.

06.01.2022 Do you let your dog sniff on walks? What about scent games at home? Playing scent games and allowing sniffing can allow our dogs to relax and also build confide...nce. Imagine you were taken to an amusement park, museum or movie theatre - you can normally see well. But you arent allowed to open your eyes to take it all in. Let your dog sniff. #allpets #allpetsed #brisbanedogtrainer #forcefree #science #itsnotrocketsciencebutitisscience #fearfree #qualified #brisbane #dogsofbrisbane #petsofbrisbane #letyourdogsniff

05.01.2022 Trainer Tip Tuesday! I often see dogs called stubborn, when they dont know what is being asked of them, because they havent been well trained. I remind cli...ents that we speak a foreign language to our dogs, so we need to be very clear and patient when teaching them. Since dogs dont understand English, we need to thoroughly teach a cue before expecting our dog to follow it. Calm Canines Dog Training uses force-free, reward-based training methods to clearly teach dogs in ways that are clear and positive.

05.01.2022 Curving (link below for article) is just one of the many subtle body language signals that dogs use to communicate, negotiate and problem solve. Dogs need to be... able to move their bodies freely to express themselves fully. Certain lengths of leash make it impossible for dogs to move with ease, or dip their heads down to sniff (which is frequently used as communication, depending on context). The dog should be allowed to sniff as she makes sense of the world through scent. When selecting equipment consider how much movement it restricts. Worse yet equipment that not only restricts but causes pain, to deliberately change behavior via an aversive. Aversives suppress behaviour, communication, erode trust and confidence. Communication through body language, along with behaviour is valuable information that helps resolve not just the surface symptoms but underlying causes. It should be listened to in order to find solutions and to be a supportive partner for your dog. So it is worth examining carefully what equipment is used and the other side of the leash - your skill level. What choices do you make for your dog? What support do you offer when leash handling? Both dog and guardian are in a constant process of learning and adjusting. A loose leash and length of leash allows the dog to problem solve, express natural behaviour, encourages the use of his communication skills and builds confidence. If your dog does not have the skills to make those choices, consider the environment and situation you expose him to, and find an environment that is better suited to allow for learning and confidence building. Link to full article about curving: https://www.silentconversations.com/dog-body-language-curv/ Link to full article about sniffing the ground: https://www.silentconversations.com/dog-sniffing-the-ground/

05.01.2022 ***All Classes Cancelled/Postponed*** ALL Club courses and classes have been cancelled or postponed effective immediately until at least 30th April when it will be reviewed. This is a requirement of Dogs Queensland who we are affiliated with in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. If you are currently booked into a course you will have received an email in regards to your course. Our sincere apologies for the inconvenience this cancellation has caused in you and your do...gs training journey. Thanks for your understanding. BDTC PS Below are some ideas of how to spend your time.

05.01.2022 Does your dog struggle to focus when theyre out and about, or at exciting times like when visitors arrive? Watch this video to learn why dogs struggle in these... circumstances, and how to overcome the problem. Like That Dog Geek for more videos on dog training and behaviour. Subscribe to us on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ThatDogGeekTraining MUSIC: "Daily Beetle" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

04.01.2022 Wow, interesting article about why dogs are more afraid of men and what the study discovered. https://www.patriciamcconnell.com//why-dogs-are-more-afrai]-R&c[0]=AT2h0k-SlAWMZNsmkKZCsmM0SJt4Q33E6d7SI1wuHj62EhdyzA2jyN0ObO27PZYStmtdRTKqf-wdASwiG2zm95pbZt0fIVZEHXBVcq2sa5PiZB_hVNmH4j5JxqOZ8Cv92o3QWIk-fHz2KKaFnPucKzgRmtn_ZuTIwEVmDi_Rgb5n9c9SIsveztmEtFohATowuiWIO8RzsN79tqRNmw

04.01.2022 ***Training cancelled tonight*** for Agility Foundation, Handling & Advanced. Dash says stay in & do some training indoors & hope to see you next week.

04.01.2022 **COVID-19 UPDATE** Whilst the government have eased restrictions to the community as a whole, as an affiliate of Dogs Queensland we have been asked to develop a Return to Training plan. We have just received approval from Dogs Qld with our return to training plan and will now start to put these items in place so that training can re-start soon. The plan requires us to implement certain processes and procedures to keep volunteers and students safe. Please be patient as we work through these steps to return to training.

03.01.2022 Remember arousal is good and bad. It can be used to manage behavior or it can create problem behaviors.

03.01.2022 Some good tips for keeping our dogs safe on walks.

02.01.2022 UPDATE: Rally-O has been cancelled for tonight due to the weather. We will try again next week.

01.01.2022 Eventually lockdown is going to end what will this mean for your dog? Many thanks to our CANZ-accredited Animal Behaviour Consultants Merit Dog Project: Con...necting Dogs and Humans Canine by Nature Kelly McFarlane - Canine Behavioural Consultant for their help in making this infographic. Check out all our information on COVID-19 and companion animals www.covid19pet.nz The New Zealand Veterinary Association NZVNA Kiwi Vet Behaviour Association of Pet Dog Trainers (New Zealand) - APDTNZ

01.01.2022 Goid video on teaching pup not to jump up.

01.01.2022 - ! We tend to concentrate on primary movers (big muscle groups of the ...rear legs and front legs), because we want a powerful and muscular dog, but often forget about this important link between front and rear - . The importance of the core is to . But when the core is weak, the body usually compensates by overloading other muscles (such as the , drawn in the picture bellow), easily leading to injuries. Interested to learn more about the core, iliopsoas muscle and core strengthening exercises? :) https://www.dogs4motion.com//534-the-dog-s-core-center-of- Welcome to share and educate!