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Pre-Shoot Training – Getting Your Dogs Ready
The 2020 shoot season was pretty much abandoned by many shoots. There is a great degree of uncertainty about the 2021 season, with some shoots already cancelling shoot days. However, plans are being made by some shoots to offer additional […]
No Such Thing As A Velcro Dog
I currently have Pablo the Hungarian Vizsla in residence with me. Most dogs take a maximum of 24 hours to settle into my kennels and get used to me. Pablo took a week. The reason for this is that his […]
Nala Goes Home
You may remember I blogged about the Nala the GSP who has been in residential training with me. Her owner’s came to pick her up today and we had a really successful handover. Nala is not going to be a […]
It’s Never Just A Walk In The Park
Exercising your dog should be as simple as a walk in the park, right? Well, no. With the huge rise in dog ownership, you’ll probably find your local park is pretty packed with other dogs and their owners. Unfortunately, probably […]
Testimonial – Carley & Copper
If you are given the wrong training advice to start with, you can create more problems than you started with. This was the case for Carley with her Springer Spaniel, Copper. Carley is committed to training but had been badly […]
Swaledales Join The Tessleymoor Flock
It’s great to have another breed of sheep joining the Tessleymoor flock. Swaledales are a hardy breed, known to be good mothers and to be able to live and lamb outside. The official symbol of the Yorkshire Dale, I had […]
Seven Days With Skye
The last week has been a whirlwind. Since I purchased Pentir Lassie (now known as Skye) for a record price at Skipton Auction, the phone hasn’t stopped ringing. She has great little pup with an incredible pedigree, as you […]