Could Your Dog Be In Pain?

Learn to recognise the subtle signs of pain your dog can't put into words

A free guide for dog guardians who sense something's 'off' but aren't sure where to start looking. 

Pain in dogs rarely shows up the way we expect. It hides in behaviour changes, subtle adjustments to movement patterns, and the small choices your dog makes every day.

 This guide will teach you how to spot those signs - and what to do next.

You might have tried more training, but what if the missing piece isn't about training at all?

What if it's about how your dog feels in their body?

Pain doesn't always look like pain. Sometimes it looks like a behaviour problem.

Inside, you'll learn:
- Why musculoskeletal pain is so often missed (even at vet checks)

- The behavioural red flags that get mislabelled as ‘stubbornness’ (and what they're trying to tell you)

- Physical signs you can observe at home that reveal compensation patterns long before obvious lameness appears
 
- Physical signs you can observe at home (posture, gait, muscle asymmetry, coat changes)

- Exactly what steps to take next - from documenting patterns to working with professionals who can help
 
Plus: a comprehensive observation worksheet to help you track patterns and prepare for vet appointments.

Common doesn't mean normal, and normal doesn't mean right. If something feels 'off' about your dog, trust that instinct.