If you haven't seen your support survey email you can access it here! This gives you an opportunity to let us know if there is any support or advice you need

By now you're likely to be wanting to invite people to visit - here's our guide on making the dog feel comfortable in the presence of visitors

Here are some activities you can do with your dogs to hlp them build confidence. Dont forget to use high-value treats to gain their attention

Once you can touch your dog you can begin to health check your dog at home, here's our advice on what to look for when health checking

We adivse reading Learn to Read Your Dog and Positive Swaps prior to reading this section so you understand how to spot and manage guarding behaviours

Here's some tips on how to desensitise your dog to the car and some guidance on how to manage car sickness. If your dog is not confident you can still transport them in a crate if you really need to

Dogs can get very worried about visiting the vets. With some time and work you can make your dog feel much more confident about visiting the vets, here's how

Have an anxious or timid dog and wondered if there's anything you can do to help them? Here we have explained different supplements you can try with your dog

It is not uncommon for  Rommies to be reactive on a lead, due to being undersocialised they are likely to be frightened of something, here's some tips on managing reactivity

If your dog is comfortable walking on a lead, it's now time to teach them how to walk without pulling or darting around, here's our guide featuring 2 Rommie rescues

Once your dog is confident on lead you can begin working on recall, this needs practicing a lot, we advise using a secure field to do so. Do not let your dog off lead until they are recalling 100% of the time

Grooming should only be carried out if your dog can be handled and is comfortable with you. Dog should only visit a groomer if they are comfortable walking on a lead