James Clayton

By Jane CareyOn 16/06/2018In Trainers

Specialization: Behavioral correction, aggression and anxiety in dogs.

Experience: 10 years of work in the field of dog training and rehabilitation. James helps pets with behaviors such as aggression, fears, and other difficulties. He uses positive reinforcement techniques and emotional connection with the pet to achieve the best results.

Unique nose – like a fingerprint!

Every dog has a unique pattern on their nose, just like a person’s fingerprints. Some companies even use this to identify pets!

Dogs can sense their owner’s moods

They can recognize your emotions by tone of voice and facial expressions. A loyal friend will always sense if you are sad.

Dogs have their own dreams

Just like humans, dogs can dream when they sleep. This is especially common in puppies – they actively startle and move their paws.

The tail is a way of communicating

The position and movement of the tail tells you about the dog’s mood: if it wags to the right, it’s happy, to the left, it’s wary.

Dogs can “read” a person

They understand up to 250 words and gestures, and the most intelligent breeds – such as Border Collie – are able to memorize the names of hundreds of objects.