It's question time, and we tackle what you threw at us, some of which sparked some very good conversation. How do you train retrain an e-collar, correct your dog, deal with in -house guarding from guests or your in-house dogs etc.

Thank you to all that were brave enough to ask us questions, and I hope these answers suffice!

The best way to diminish your dog's career is by stepping in the ring before they are ready. Here are things that we are looking for, to know our dogs are ready.

One game I mentioned was the plate game. Get ten plates, number them one to ten, then scatter them in your training place. Can you heel from plate 1-10 and keep your dog's focus? If you can, you are probably ready for the ring.

This weekend I taught a heelwork seminar, and loved it. Here are our after thoughts.

Its happening again. The keen among us are breaking their puppies, and its hardly surprising given whats on the internet. Here we give you a quick guide on HOW NOT TO DO THIS

Clearly I'm in vacation mode, and published the wrong one last week. Here is the cleaned up version. I promise to trap Jill into a good conversation for next week.

An old one where we all misbehaved so we pulled it, now edited. There is lots of good info in here.

Monique and Jill discuss lessons from four days of training reactive dogs in BootCamp.

Jill and Monique discuss the lessons their dogs have taught them, and discuss the personal growth gained from training a dog.