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How dog-assisted interventions can create opportunities for learning, communication and wellbeing for children with disabilities.

Separation anxiety is one of the most common behavioural problems in dogs, and also one of the most misunderstood. To explore these questions in greater depth, we speak to Teresa García Cuenda, a veterinarian specialising in separation anxiety.

Understanding the difference between guilt, fear and the signals we often misinterpret.

Electric shock, choke and prong collars: aversive devices prohibited under Spanish animal welfare legislation.

Unlike us, who rely mainly on words, dogs communicate primarily through their bodies. Every movement has meaning. Every posture conveys information. And most of this conversation takes place in silence.

A dog needs opportunities to use their brain, make choices, solve small problems and express behaviours that are part of their nature.

For a long time, many of these behaviours were interpreted as protest, an attempt to get attention or even a way of "getting revenge" for being left alone. But what if the explanation were much simpler? What if, in reality, they were feeling afraid?

Your dog’s paw pads can reveal a lot about their wellbeing. Learn to spot changes in colour, texture and condition to help detect irritation, injury or other problems early.

A puppy needs a gradual learning process, positive socialization, and empathy to understand the world without rushes or punishments.

A good walk isn't measured in kilometres, but in experiences. Discover how to adapt walks to your dog's age, personality and needs, turning every outing into an opportunity for exploration, enrichment and wellbeing.

Do dogs really try to dominate their families? Discover how modern behavioural science has transformed our understanding of dogs, revealing that their behaviour is driven by emotions, motivation and learning—not a desire to be in charge.

Many of the plants commonly found in gardens, parks and roadsides can be dangerous for dogs. Discover which species pose the greatest risk and how to enjoy the outdoors safely with your canine companion.

Did you know that some everyday foods can be dangerous for your dog? Discover which foods to avoid and how to choose safe, healthy treats to keep them happy and well.

**Summer feels different in a fur coat.** Discover how to help your dog enjoy the warmer months safely, with practical tips for avoiding heat-related risks, making the most of summer walks, and finding dog-friendly beaches in Calvià and across Mallorca.

The World Through Your Dog's Nose Did you know that your dog's sense of smell is their most important sense? In this article, you'll discover how dogs experience the world through scent, why sniffing is such an essential part of every walk, and how allowing them to use their nose supports both their physical and emotional wellbeing.

¿Te gustaría disfrutar con tu perro, enseñarle a comportarse con más calma y tener una mejor comunicación con él?

Is your dog a fluffy four-legged Einstein? Still not sure where his cognitive limits lie? Do you love training and having fun together, but basic obedience just isn’t enough anymore?Then this is the course for you! We'll start around mid-September. It will be a group course, lasting 10 weeks, and held at our school in Calvià.

7th edition of our group dog training courses for adult dogs and puppies. Starting in September 2025. Book now!

Anthrozoology is a discipline dedicated to investigating the bonds and dynamics between human beings and animals. It examines how these relationships manifest in different contexts—social, cultural, historical, and emotional—and how they affect both humans and animals.

Social Dogs Mallorca, with Pascale and Taiwan, trains with positive reinforcement, prioritizing canine well-being and sharing tips.