RSPCA Australia

The deal with dog training: the good, the bad and the ugly

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There’s been a lot of talk lately about apparent quick-fix dog training methods seen on social media and TV.

With that comes a discussion around what dog training should look like in 2023, and understandably, people want to know what the RSPCA, Australia’s most trusted animal welfare organisation, thinks.

What you need to know about positive dog training

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Training is an important part of any dog’s life and It’s important for many reasons, including providing your dog with opportunities for positive mental experiences and challenges, helping them to understand what behaviours you want or don’t want them to engage in, and, when done properly, strengthens the bond between you and your furry family member.

The real deal on cage eggs and layer hen welfare

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There’s been a lot of noise around cage eggs recently, and for good reason! 

Through their eyes: the physical and mental toll of live sheep export

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The evidence is overwhelming.

The ship has well and truly sailed on live sheep export

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This article was originally published in the West Australian on 19 June 2023.

 

Do you know the true cost of your winter jacket?

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The beginning of the winter season will often send many of us searching for a warm puffy jacket or woollen jumper.

Important things to know about cephalopods

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Happy World Oceans Day! Created to foster public interest in the protection of the ocean, the day is an important reminder to consider the vast array of life forms that call this precious natural resource home. 

How to toilet train your puppy

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As a new puppy owner, one of the essential skills you need to help your puppy learn is toileting.

Mulesing - the welfare issue we need to be talking about

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It’s the serious animal welfare issue affecting around 10 million Merino lambs in Australia every year, yet many Australians aren't even aware it’s happening. 

How to help injured or sick wildlife

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We’re blessed in Australia to live alongside such amazing native animals. But unfortunately, it can be common to come across injured or sick wildlife and if this happens, it can be difficult to know what to do. If you find yourself in a situation where you do encounter an injured or sick wild animal, it’s important to be prepared with the basics.

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