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25.01.2022 Todays tips: Before venturing out into public places ensure your puppy is fully vaccinated to prevent them contracting any viruses/diseases. Learn how to read canine body language to keep your puppy safe when out and about.... Do NOT let your puppy off lead until a reliable recall has been taught. This will ensure your puppy stays safe at all times. Public areas like the beach or dog park can be overwhelming for a young puppy and therfore, getting scared may mean your puppy runs off or gets chased by other dogs wanting to play. Remaining in control at all times ensures your puppy has a positive and safe experience when out in public. Use a toy or a bottle of treats for recall training only and make this super exciting and positive at home. When out and about use this same method to recall your puppy. Top tip 1 Fill a water bottle with yummy treats. 2 At home, shake the bottle gently then reward your puppy from the bottle with a treat. 3 Repeat a few times when around your puppy. 4 Start recalling your puppy when you shake the bottle and reward when your puppy comes to you 5 Take this treat bottle out and about and use only for recalls Your puppy will associate their name and the shaking bottle with a positive reinforcement (the yummy treat). This is a great way to start building strong and positive recalls If your after more training advice please get into contact with your local VetLove clinic. Happy training #vetlove #puppyloveacademy #puppy #puppytraining @vetlove_nobbybeach @vetlove_ashgrove

24.01.2022 Want to learn three important training cues! Follow us to keep up to date with training and behavioural tips

23.01.2022 Do you know whats harmful to your new puppy?! Listed below are just a few of the common foods that are toxic to dogs. Puppies explore the world with their mouths so we want to make sure that our fur children cant get into anything harmful! If your worried your dog may have gotten into something they shouldnt or would like to know more about common toxicitys please contact your local VetLove clinic

22.01.2022 @vetlove_ashgrove graduated their first Puppy Love Academy pup-tuates of June. Have a look at these gorgeous puppies and their dedicated owners! #puppylove #vetlove #puppyloveacademy #puppyschool

20.01.2022 Check out these cute pup-tuates from jimboomba posing for their graduation photos!

19.01.2022 Now running at: VetLove Ashgrove VetLove Nobby Beach... COMING SOON TO: VetLove Jimboomba VetLove Ballina VetLove Bardon

15.01.2022 Book your puppy in now to get the best start to their life!! Classes running at Nobby beach and Helensvale.

15.01.2022 Winter months equal runny noses and what better way then to teach your dog to retrieve a tissue watch our quick and easy step by step below *note Cali is 8 months old and I taught this trick 15 minutes before I filmed! Each dog will learn at their individual pace but training doesn't have to just involve obedience, playing around with some tricks is both fun for owner and dog

14.01.2022 Hi everyone! Just a quick poll to see when would best suit anyone to attend a puppy school class. The classes are once a week for 5 weeks and run for an hour. If there’s not an option you’d like here please feel free to add one!

09.01.2022 Do you have a dog that barks excessively or gets to excited when around other dogs? watch below to understand why they bark and how to gain control

08.01.2022 Do you know what’s harmful to your new puppy?! Listed below are just a few of the common foods that are toxic to dogs. Puppies explore the world with their mouths so we want to make sure that our fur children can’t get into anything harmful! If your worried your dog may have gotten into something they shouldn’t or would like to know more about common toxicity’s please contact your local VetLove clinic

05.01.2022 Meet our pup-tuates of Nobby Beach

03.01.2022 Today's tips: Before venturing out into public places ensure your puppy is fully vaccinated to prevent them contracting any viruses/diseases. Learn how to read canine body language to keep your puppy safe when out and about.... Do NOT let your puppy off lead until a reliable recall has been taught. This will ensure your puppy stays safe at all times. Public areas like the beach or dog park can be overwhelming for a young puppy and therfore, getting scared may mean your puppy runs off or gets chased by other dogs wanting to play. Remaining in control at all times ensures your puppy has a positive and safe experience when out in public. Use a toy or a bottle of treats for recall training only and make this super exciting and positive at home. When out and about use this same method to recall your puppy. Top tip 1 Fill a water bottle with yummy treats. 2 At home, shake the bottle gently then reward your puppy from the bottle with a treat. 3 Repeat a few times when around your puppy. 4 Start recalling your puppy when you shake the bottle and reward when your puppy comes to you 5 Take this treat bottle out and about and use only for recalls Your puppy will associate their name and the shaking bottle with a positive reinforcement (the yummy treat). This is a great way to start building strong and positive recalls If your after more training advice please get into contact with your local VetLove clinic. Happy training #vetlove #puppyloveacademy #puppy #puppytraining @vetlove_nobbybeach @vetlove_ashgrove

02.01.2022 Puppies puppies puppies galore!! Check out these adorable little graduates from the Helensvale Clinic! These puppies graduated with flying colours! Such focused, happy little fur children! For information on when the next classes are starting please contact your local VetLove clinic.