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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 […]
Sheepdog Training Skye my working border collie
Skye is 20 month old and wow she’s doing great with her training. Whilst I never had the intentions to trial her there’s the possibility I may do next year. For the moment we are both growing our working bond. […]
Aggressive Dog Behaviour from a Golden Retriever
Selva is a 12 month old Golden Retriever that over time has become more and more aggressive. Her owners are a young couple and despite seeking help from previous trainer her behaviour was becoming unbearable, to the point they may […]
Tess the Border Collie gets a new sheepdog working home
Life isn’t easy for many at the minute. With the ever increasing financial restraint on people and the increasing need to work more to keep a minimum standard of living, owning a dog sometimes can add to that stress. Tess […]
Consistency is the key to dog training
I say to everyone – consistency and only consistency is the key to dog training. This applies to every area of life with your dog. If you let you dog dash out of the door in front of you, why […]
Kill A Dog With Kindness
As a society we overlove our dogs. The expression ‘kill a dog with kindness’ is more true now than ever. With so many people still working from home, dogs are over indulged. They have constant company and spend a lot […]
Too Hot To Handle: Working Dogs In Extreme Heat
This week has seen temperatures soaring to over 30 degrees, which has led to considerations about working dogs in extreme heat. I have had no lessons with client and their dogs as it’s not easy to get either to focus […]