Ball throwing is not an ideal activity for their arthritic dog. In fact it is not an ideal activity for any dog, whatever their age or condition. Here, three members of Canine Arthritis Management (CAM) look at the impact of throwing a ball on a dog both physically and mentally.
This is a special article, written probono by Dr. Jean Dodds, for pet owners in Israel (sponsored by Biogal labs). The article discussed the important
In this guest blog, Jen Leslie writes about her pilot study on the impact of over exercising on dogs. While the sample is small, the
In this blog we discuss a dog’s need for space around food.
A myotherapist explains the impact damaging effects of poor equipment and important anatomical considerations.
If Cheerwal is on the sofa and Nishi tries to climb up, a fight may ensue. What might be behind this?
This article tries to peal back the layers of a so called problem behaviour to understand it better
Mass destruction programs are just not known to work. The Madras Corporation’s unsuccessful catch and kill program that ran for over a 100 years was replaced after a Blue Cross study revealed ineffectiveness of the program
(Click here for the blog in English) Turid Rugaas a tendance à répéter les choses encore et encore. L’une d’elles est “la douleur affecte toujours
“Pain always affects behaviour”. Sounds fairly obvious. But it has taken me all these years of work to really understand this simple idea
Our certificate courses and diploma are accredited by Laser Learning Awards, UK.
Sindhoor is the country rep for PDTE & our courses adhere to the PDTE Code of Ethics
BHARCS is an affiliate of The International School of Canine Psychology, UK
Our students are all members of ICAN as a result of BHARCS being an organisation member.
BHARCS is an affiliate of Galen Myotherapy, UK
BHARCS is a premium canine education academy that offers accredited courses and workshops to pet parents and pet professionals based on the philosophies of Turid Rugaas.
