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Why yes hello it’s spooky season and this is our version of a horror story… Repetitive ball throwing… We’ve all seen that person at the oval with their dog. They turn up with a phone in one hand and a ball launcher in the other. The dog is wildly excited for their ball and the owner winds up and throws the ball, all whilst doom scrolling their chosen social media. The dog rockets away at full speed, manages to grab the ball with some stumbles, turns around and rockets back to

If I had a dollar for every time someone told me their dog can’t be in pain because it still does ‘insert wild exciting activity’, I’d have a very tidy nest egg by now. In the sport dog world, the term ‘drive’ is thrown around a lot to describe dogs; often dog’s are classified as high drive or low drive. There are lots of different and more often than not, very vague definitions thrown around but the one that fits best from my perspective is the one from Denise Fenzi, a renow