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Is Crate Training Right For My Dog?
I have been blogging about the German Wirehaired Pointers I have had in residence. They are both back home with their owners now and making very good progress. Mollie’s owner is following the fully structured routined I sent home with […]
Dealing With An Aggressive GWP
No matter how cute a dog looks they can all have an aggressive streak. That’s the case with resident Otto, a German Wirehaired Pointer. Otto’s owners decided action was needed when he’d bitten a member of the public while out […]
Residential Training Buster the Belgian Malinois
Rob had always wanted a German Shepherd and his wife brought Buster as a surprise for him last Christmas. When I first met them in March, I instantly questioned if they had pedigree paperwork. It was clear to me that Buster […]
Calmness Leads to Reward
This week I had a follow up lesson with clients who own a very lively male Springer Spaniel. In fact he has two Ferrari engines for performance which is causing many behavioural problems. One main issue is his over excitement […]
Turning the volume down on an English Pointer
Mack is a seven month old liver and white English Pointer. He has already seen a few trainers but made no progress. He is headstrong, drags his owners along, lunges and whines. It’s the first English Pointer for these owners […]
Less love and more structure for Willow the Golden Retriever
Willow the Golden Retriever is a classic example of what shouldn’t be done with a dog. Her owners mollycoddle her and constantly give her love and praise, even if she’s disrespectful to them. Would you do that to your kids? No, […]
100% Training Focus Leads To Results
Harvey the Golden Retriever weighs in at over 40kg. He’s three years old, headstrong and dominant. Whereas some owners might believe their dog is a lost cause, Harvey’s owner has a superb training focus. She is determined to correct his […]
Testimonial – Dog Training Yougi the Labrador
Yogui my five year old Labrador was brilliant around people but unfortunately not around other dogs and walking him was not the enjoyable experience it should have been. He had been to fun and agility classes, various dog training classes […]