The Smallest Things Of late I have witnessed a few relationships between owners and dogs failing dramatically. This is not because they are not training their dogs or trying. They are! They are putting in a big effort. When I see this as a trainer it’s often hard for me to watch. Why! Because I…
DetailsHAVING YOUR DOG LOOSE LEASH ON A WALK, OUT IN THE ENVIRONMENT, IS MORE THAN JUST EXPECTING IT. THERE ARE MANY PARTS TO THIS THAT NEED TO BE UNDERSTOOD BY THE OWNER FIRST ● IS YOUR DOG REACTIVE TO OTHER DOGS/ PEOPLE OR STIMULUS? YOU NEED TO WORK YOUR DOG FROM A DISTANCE AND…
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How to spot pain in a dog. I feel pain in dogs has been overlooked in many areas. Why?? I guess dog owners in general don’t understand dogs are emotional beings and they feel pain just like we do but don’t show it how we would. We feel dogs are robust animals because they continue…
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Play for humans dates back to the 15th Century according to Stuart Brown Play Researcher/Psychiatrist. There were many different forms of play. The play helped prevent depression. Play helps form a connection and bond from a Mother to her baby. Play forms a connection with our siblings and our friends. Play is present right throughout…
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April 2019 Guests Some photos from this morning’s training session with dogs in-house. Some of these dogs are private board n train, others are from various rescues having training. Changing a dog’s life is what we love to do! Contact us to book your dog in for 1 on 1 training, live in training, dog…
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Bailey’s Dramatic Change This is the super gorgeous Bailey. Bailey is in-house while his owners take a holiday. Bailey has reactivity issues, pulling and lacks in impulse. This boy is super keen to work with me and has had a dramatic change in his behavior in a very short time. Looking forward to seeing what…
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