Understand why your dog does what they do
Dogs communicate constantly — through their body, their posture, their sounds, and their actions. This course teaches you to read those signals clearly, so you can understand what your dog needs, spot stress or discomfort early, and respond in ways that build trust rather than anxiety. Whether you have a new puppy or a long-time companion, understanding behaviour is the foundation of everything.
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Paula
Founder, Wee Walkies
Paula has worked with dogs professionally for over 15 years — as a walker, boarder, and behaviour enthusiast. She created Wee Walkies to bring Scotland's pet community together, and her courses are built on real-world experience, not theory.
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Courses are free for everyone. Join Wee Walkies for £9.99/year to list your profile and connect directly with local pet owners — no commission, no middle men.
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Dog Behaviour Basics
Course Quiz — pass 70% to earn your certificate
Answer 8 questions based on what you've learned. You need 70% or more to pass and unlock your certificate.
You can retake the quiz as many times as you need.