Welcome To NDTF
The National Dog Trainers Federation (NDTF) is the National representative body in Australia for dog trainers from all fields. The Federation was established in 1993 in response to the recognised need for a representative and educational organisation for the dog training industry.
NDTF looks to provide our students and the general public with the appropriate resources to help them train their dogs as well as improve their well-being and health. Have a look at our blog for some tips and tricks on building a better relationship with your animal
National Dog Trainers Federation Blog
It’s natural to want to spoil your dog as much as possible. Luckily, there are ways to do exactly that while keeping them fit and healthy. A healthy dog will keep you active, make your home a happy one and won’t cost a fortune in vet bills down the track. In this article, we’re exploring the best ways to keep your dog in top shape.
It is no word of a lie when we refer to dogs as “man’s best friend”. Over the course of history, the bond between humans and dogs has grown into a lifeform of its own. There are some people who love their dog more than they love other humans, and when you look at the reasoning behind that logic, it makes complete sense.
If you’re the proud owner of a dog, you can relate to certain times when your pup seems to pick up perfectly on your mood. Instead of narrowing it down to coincidence, we’re here to tell you that reports have proven dogs can sense and recognise human emotions. In this article, we’re exploring some of the amazing things your dog can pick up on!
Dog domestication and breeding has come a long way since humans tamed wolves. When contemplating the competitive, modern training techniques that are studied every year, we thought it would be interesting to take a look back through the history of our four-legged companions. In this article, we’re exploring the story of dog domestication and training.
Although there is nothing that can replace the benefits of a professional training service, there are steps you can take to train your dog at home. Learning these simple commands will keep your dog safe, mentally stimulated and a pleasure to be around. In this article, we’re explaining how you can train your dog at home.
Home life can be a nightmare when you have an untrained, vivacious adult dog; waking up in the middle of the night, replacing broken furniture, and nervously apologising to other owners at the dog park. Hiring a professional trainer will improve your life while making your dog a lot happier. In this article, we’re exploring the benefits of dog training.
