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How many times should you walk your dog a day.
More and more I’m receiving enquires from prospective dog training clients whom seem to think its acceptable to walk their dogs just once a day. If you yourself was only allowed to leave the house once a day for 30 […]
2023 Shooting Season Pre Shoot Gundog Training
With just over 5 months until the 2023 shooting season commences with the Glorious Twelve it’s time to start planning your training for your shooting companion. Despite how well you may shoot it’s so important to have a good working […]
Can Crate Training Help With Correcting Unwanted Dog Behaviour
Is crate training for you? I regularly receive enquiries from clients with serious behavioural problems with their dogs and puppies. Many of the times owners have allowed behaviour to get out of control. If puppy foundations are instilled into your […]
TransK9 offer the best safety for your dogs in transit.
I see so many people arrive for lessons with their dogs loose in their cars. Sometimes it’s in the front seat, or maybe walking around on the back seats. Even loose in the boot isn’t the best way to travel […]
Merry Christmas from Tessleymoor
I’d like to wish all my family, friends and clients a Merry Christmas. This year has certainly seen many challenges for all of us. The financial crisis has affected many families, which in turn has affected how luxuries like dog […]
Sheepdog Training Tess the rehomed Border Collie
If you follow me on social media you’ll have seen that I’ve recently helped a client re-home one of their Border Collie. When they went to buy Django they felt sorry for the last bitch left and decided to take […]
German Shepherd – Residential Dog Training
It was great to have Maggie the German Shepherd in for training today. I’ve been training Maggie from the age of 12 weeks, whilst advising and training her owners before they even collected her. Maggie has featured in previous blog […]
WOW – Caspar is a big Puppy
Caspar is a 6 month old German Shepherd puppy who’s started pushing boudaries with his owners. His owners already own an older Husky dog. Their Husky wasn’t bought as a puppy, so when he arrived at 12 months he already […]
Dog Training at Winter, Why It’s So Important
Whilst I appreciate we are experiencing dark and cold days/nights we still need to ensure are dogs are walked and trained. I get so many enquiries at this time of year from prospective clients with recall and behavioural issues. Pulling […]