Teaching you to work with your dog, using modern reward based positive training methods that are base constantly which is passed on to clients.
Teach your dog what you want using positive, mark and reward training methods that make training fun for you and your dog . I am a qualified dog trainer with The Institute of Modern Dog Trainers and follow their codes of conduct . I attend workshops,seminars, webinars and also updating my knowledge. I am fully insured and recently completed my Functional Behaviour Analysis course .
6 weeks ago Floyd was lunging, Barking and having a go at dogs, especially small, barky ones. Following the program, he has came on so much. So proud of this boy!
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Learning Leave is an important skill to have. Puppies explore with their mouths and they will pick up stuff we don't want them to or that may harm them.
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Daisy continues to grow in confidence. She's learning to wait and be calmer round dogs.
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Ryu is a lab x gsd, who is highly reactive to dogs, on this walk we were going up a road that has lots of barking dogs which would make him react. So we taught him a new pattern game. We were able to walk up the street with him ignoring them. Changing emotions is a journey that takes time and patience but you can make big differences.
If you want to have less stressful walks, contact me.
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Floyd, lurcher, is reactive with dogs. This is my 3rd session with him and he is doing so well, in this session I brought Yana along to help him in his journey. We started at a distance, gradually reducing it and they ended up close together.
Reactive dogs can be helped., with time, patience and understanding just what is going on with them, walks don't have to be so stressful.
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Rossi, a rescue whose had a traumatic time, but now he's in a much better place but it's left him with reactivity towards people and dogs. He's learning Ping Pong, a pattern game to help regulate his emotions. You can see it in action in the video.
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Jean learning mousey, mousey, a fun self impulse control game. Like everything else, impulse control has to be learned for all creatures.
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Lottie is a mixed breed rescue. She's not had the best of starts and due to that she's got some brain damage, this doesn't mean she can't train, it means we have to adapt to her needs and give her time to process.
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Another session with Rocco, down at a local park. He was taught a new pattern game, that we'll use later on. He did really well seeing some dogs too.
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Rocco, is overly excited when he sees dogs. Helping him starts slowly and calmly, with distance so he can process. We gradually close distance in layers.
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