Blog, Felines
If you live with more than one cat, you’ve probably watched them chase, pounce, and wrestle — looking like tiny tigers in combat. It can be difficult to tell whether your cats are playing or fighting, especially when the noise levels rise or one cat seems to...
Blog, Canines
If you’re struggling with your dog’s behaviour, you might be tempted by the promise of a residential dog training programme. The idea of dropping your dog off for a behavioural “reboot” sounds appealing — someone else does the hard work, and you get back a...
Blog, Canines
If you’ve ever wondered why we only use reward-based dog training methods at Second Nature Behaviour, the short answer is simple: the science tells us it works — and it’s better for your dog. But there’s a fascinating story behind that answer,...
Blog
The Clinical Animal Behaviourists and Veterinary Behaviourists at Second Nature Behaviour only see pets following a vet referral from the pet’s primary care vet, but why is this? Here’s why an animal behaviourist vet referral is so much more than a formality. A UK...
Felines
Some cats thrive lounging on the sofa, while others are born explorers, itching to get outside and roam. Whether your cat prefers the comforts of home or craves the great outdoors, the decision to allow outdoor access is a big one, and it comes with responsibilities....
Canines
Taking your dog to the pub can be a rewarding experience for you and your dog if managed well. As a nation of dog lovers, it’s no surprise that many of us want our four-legged friends to join us everywhere — even for a cheeky pint at the local. According to the...
