Category: Virtual Dog Training

The Most Important Factor In Dog Training

A dog trainer petting the head of a calm brown dog with black ears that is being trained.

At Fetch and More, we often get asked, “Is there anything I should really focus on?” While many different factors play a role in developing your dog’s skill, our answer to this question is always the same: consistency. Consistency is key in helping your dog understand and retain their training—whether it’s obedience, service skills, or… Read more »

How Environment Impacts Virtual Dog Training

Locations directly influence the way dogs learn, respond, and adapt. It is such a crucial part of training…but it often goes overlooked in traditional training methods. Virtual training not only takes location into account but also uses your environment and location to help train your dog to perform their tasks safely and successfully. Below, we’ll explore… Read more »

Top 5 Dog Training Myths

A person in a park with a dog treat in their hand, training their white and tan Jack Russel Terrier.

There are several myths about dog training that can often lead to misunderstanding and missed opportunities for many pet owners. Understanding the truth behind these myths can open up a world of possibilities for your dog’s development and your relationship together. Below, we’ll review some of the most common dog training myths and set the… Read more »

Our Melbourne, Australia, Virtual and In-Person Training Services

Brown German Sheppard dog and black Miniature Pinscher sitting on a road together

Since our start here at Fetch and More, we’ve made it our goal to make our training as tailored and accessible as possible. We’re happy to share that recently, we’ve continued to expand our outreach by adding in-person and virtual training programs in Australia! Australian Guardian Dog and House Training We start each program with… Read more »

Tips for Keeping Your Dog Safe in the Fall

A woman in a yellow rain jacket walking her beagle on a leash in the woods. It's autumn, and there are yellow leaves on the ground.

Fall is here, and it’s important to remember that the change in season can bring new challenges for your dog’s safety. Don’t worry—with a little bit of preparation, you can keep your furry friend happy, healthy, and safe throughout the season. Watch Out for Outdoor Hazards Though they seem innocuous, large piles of leaves (especially… Read more »

Separation Anxiety in Dogs

An older brown dog looking out of a window, waiting for their owner.

Just like us humans, dogs can experience anxiety. And, just like humans, this anxiety can come in many different forms and can manifest in different ways. Separation anxiety in dogs is a common issue that many pet owners face. It’s not only tough on the dog but also on the owner who has to witness… Read more »

How Training Strengthens the Bond Between You and Your Dog

A woman sitting with her dog in the park. She is hugging the dog, which is a black Labrador.

Training your dog isn’t just about teaching them new tricks; it’s fundamental in nurturing a strong, enduring relationship between you and your furry friend. At Fetch and More, we believe that no matter what type of training you choose, training is crucial in forming a deeper bond and connection with your pup.  Below, we’ll explain… Read more »

Preparing For Virtual Dog Training With Fetch and More

A photo of a person using positive reinforcement training and offering their dog a small treat

At Fetch and More, we’ve made the switch to virtual training. Not only is this more accessible, but our flexible virtual learning plan ensures that you can move through the course and its information in whatever way works best for you. Each course has its own learning materials full of information, advice, tips, and instructions…. Read more »

How to Identify and Alleviate Anxiety in Dogs

Mix breed dog with blue eyes laying on the floor looking sad and anxious

Just like humans, dogs experience anxiety that manifests in various behaviors. When unaddressed, this anxiety can cause further stress for both the dog and the owner. Though the causes and reactions can be difficult to identify, understanding and addressing these signs is crucial. Below, we’ll go over some common causes, signs, and solutions to help… Read more »