Yes, absolutely. You can access all of them through our free community where we also host weekly dog training zoom calls. You can stay as long as you like.

ABSOLUTELY NOT. At the Toe Beans Co we are completely against any methods, behaviourism or tools that support pain fear, force or aggression. If you are looking for this, we are not the company for you. Please leave.

Our community exists to help improve owner education across the world. We believe that the better owners can be educated, the more likely they are to have the relationship with their pet they have always dreamed of. Additionally, Pat Miller once said that 98% of dog's given into resuces /shelters/abandoned had received zero behavioural training. We hope that, if you are considering this, these guides might give you the information you need to stop that.

We have produced breed specific guides on the 25 most common breeds in Australia, the UK and the USA. If you don't find your breed, please ask. This updates all the time:

Sighthounds (Greyhound, Iggy etc)
Golden Retriever
Labrador Retriever
Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Border Collie
German Shepherd
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
French Bulldog
Poodle (Standard)
Jack Russell Terrier
Cocker Spaniel
Australian Cattle Dog (Blue Heeler)
Beagle
Boxer
Rottweiler
Australian Shepherd
Pug
Chihuahua
English Bulldog
Maltese
Shetland Sheepdog (Sheltie)
Groodle (Golden Retriever x Poodle)
Miniature Dachshund
Australian Kelpie
Pomeranian
King Charles Spaniel (English Toy Spaniel)

Don't panic. We have worked with a long tail of rarer breeds (eg Wolfhounds, Deerhounds, Dalmatians, Neopolitan Mastiffs etc) and are happy to write guides if you need help. (We only have so much time)

Join the community and ask. We will write one for you, and in the meantime you can join a zoom call.

Aaaah, now that's a great question. There are 4 major schools of dog training and you will suit one better than all the rest. We have a quick course and selection tool on these schools.

• Pragmatic Positive Trainers
• Relational Leadership (Us)
• Scientific Conditioners
• Empathetic Trainers

All these methods have successful (and sometimes famous) trainers that have helped hundreds of thousands of people.

Although you may want to work with us. If you join our community and then decide you like a different method and that works for you, we are happy!

Homeward Bound Hounds are a New South Wales based Greyhound rescue. The Toe Beans Co provides free services for recent adopters. These are in person and on-line.

We have a lot of support for new puppy owners through our Puppy Preparation Program. We have a huge range of different modules

1. Am I ready for a puppy?
2. Choosing the right puppy?
3. Preparing your home and family
4. Socialisation and communication
5. Gotcha day and first 24 hours
6. The first week and beyond
7. What next

Absolutely, 100%. Choosing the right dog and getting prepared is one of the most under valued time periods in dog ownership. Prepared owners set themselves up for success.

We have plenty of breed guides, lifestyle quizzes and financial readiness assessments. You can also hear from real owners about what ownership is really like (it isn't just cute cuddles and perfect recall lol)

This depends on where you are based. Some people choose to get more dedicated online support where as others want in person help (Sydney based, sometimes New York, London as well).

There is no requirement for this at all.

Just follow these instructions:

• Following one of the community links (The Toe Beans Co Community)
• You may need to create an account
• Click request to join
• You will be approved

We have worked with dogs that have all sorts of challenges. We add guides every week but (as of writing) some of the current guides and questions we cover include:

• "How do I stop my dog from pulling on the leash or being aggressive on walks?"
• "How can I stop my dog from jumping on people when greeting them?"
• "Why does my dog bark so much and how can I stop it?"
• "What should I do if my dog is aggressive toward people, other dogs, or objects?"
• "How can I help my dog with separation anxiety when left alone?"
• "How do I stop my puppy from biting, nipping, or chewing everything?"
• "How can I teach my dog to come when called and stop running away?"
• "How do I house-train my puppy or stop my dog from peeing inside?"
• "How can I help my dog if it’s fearful, anxious, or easily scared?"
• "Why is my dog eating poop or going to the toilet in the house?"
• "How do I stop my dog from jumping on furniture or going into restricted areas?"
• "How can I manage conflicts between dogs in a multi-dog household?"
• "How do I teach my dog to wear a muzzle comfortably?"

No. Whether you have: a Chihuahua or a Mastiff, an unhinged lunatic of a Spaniel or a goofball of a Rottie. Big, small, angry, lazy, cute, ugly, cuddly or just straight up weird, we love them all.

Many dogs are stereotyped against because some idiot decided to treat them badly and make them into something they are not.

I have worked with Groodles that were dangerous to the point I couldn't enter the room and a 90kg Rottweiler who had to have his cuddly "Lilo and Stitch" toy whenever we went for a walk.

Yes, we can help with cats. Cats are as diverse as dogs and can do a lot more than we give them credit for.

With the exception of the beloved Ragdoll (of which I have had 2) which are essentially walking clouds and love to cuddle and have a belly rub. 100% would recommend.

We run free support calls every week for anyone that is struggling with a behavioural issue. If we need more, we run more and as we get bigger we will break these down into more topics.

Absolutely. We have helped online clients all around the world with their adult dogs and puppies. Obviously, we aren't going to be flying in for dog walking but anything behaviourism based we can help with.