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JB Pawfect Pals offers professional dog training and is a fully qualified dog behaviourist/ psychologist.
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29/05/2024

Meet Raku, the Australian Shepherd X Border Collie 🥰 Being a working breed, Raku was super keen to work and was a breeze to help train.
The main purpose of our training was to get him to leave objects alone on walks as his owners want to travel Australia with him and need to ensure he doesn’t pick up any poisonous substances.
Teaching the “Leave it” cue and redirecting his attention is how we were able to work through this.
I am sure Raku and his family will have the time of their lives exploring our beautiful country 🇦🇺🦘

08/05/2024

Meet Vito, the Rottweiler ☺️ We spent time training basic obedience specifically with recall training and had a great time doing it!

It is important to remember that not all dogs are motivated by food, no matter how valuable we may think it is.

In Vito’s case, he absolutely loved a throw of a ball as a reward which proved very effective in motivating him.

At the end of the day, your pup chooses the reward so it is important to pay attention to what your dog loves most. It needs to be motivate them for them to work for it.

08/04/2024

So proud of my client and her beautiful boy Kody, the Golden Retriever. Kody has come such a long way from constantly jumping, nipping and not listening to his owners, to getting these nuisance behaviours under control. He has also become great with obedience, especially his recall and impulse control.
By putting in the time and effort, his owners are reaping the rewards and have done such an amazing job with him.
With consistent training, Kody will only get better! 😊

03/04/2024

Desensitisation and counter-conditioning training with Daisy and Nami 😊

13/03/2024

Happy birthday to my best friend and favourite work colleague, Nami 🥰❤️

24/01/2024

We had a great time practicing obedience and and loose leash walking with Rex, the Siberian Husky X Labrador☺️

04/01/2024

Puppy and toilet training with Panko, the Samoyed 🥰

18/12/2023

Meet Lucy, the 9 month old Jack Russell.
She is a great, energetic dog and is generally happy to socialise with most dogs.
Lucy is however, reactive to a specific breed of dog, Labradors.
When she was a puppy, she had a frightening experience with one which has caused this phobia.
During our desensitisation and counter-conditioning process with a Labrador, we were able to make significant progress 😃

16/11/2023

Meet Bollo, the 2 year old rescue dog. He was found in regional NSW over a year ago near a bowling club.
Bollo was very malnourished, to the point that he was eating rocks to fill his belly.
Being very timid, scared of humans and other animals at the time, he has come such a long way through lots of training. We are now just working on refining some household behaviours and counter conditioning 🥰 His owners should be so proud! 😃

06/11/2023

Working on managing excessive barking and toilet training with Bonnie 😊

17/08/2023

A training session on resource guarding with this handsome boy Blade 🥰

09/08/2023

Behaviour training with these two beautiful Staffies, Piggy & Humphrey 🥰

31/07/2023

It didn’t take Barry too long to fall in love with his crate 🥰

18/07/2023

Sweetie the Groodle was pretty exhausted by the end of our puppy session 😅
Some mental stimulation can often be more tiring than a long walk for your pup 😃

14/06/2023

While it was hard to resist Sadie’s puppy dog eyes during our training session, we were very productive with managing her frequent barking 👌🏻

18/05/2023

Congratulations to Levi, Angie, Finn and Cici for graduating puppy school at Ramsgate Vet 🥳👏 You have shown so much progress over the past 4 weeks. Keep up the fantastic work!

18/04/2023

Managing separation anxiety with Loui the Cavoodle ☺️
Mixed oodle breeds generally tend to suffer from separation anxiety.
Some good advice to combat this is to not get stuck in routines. Variation is so important because as dogs are creatures of habit, they are more likely to get stressed out when routines are broken which can raise their anxiety levels.
Tie-up exercises are also a necessity for managing separation anxiety. You can read more about this on my previous posts 😀

12/04/2023

A great training session with Asia, the beautiful American Staffy 😍

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Videos

Desensitisation and counter-conditioning training with Daisy and Nami 😊

Using play as a reward ☺️

Loose leash walk & counter-conditioning training with Max the yellow Labrador 😍

Wishing everyone a wonderful 2023 from JB Pawfect Pals 🥳 A friendly reminder to always have fun during training sessions with your best friend ☺️

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Loki’s first session of a structured walk ☺️

During this rainy weather, it can be difficult to take your dog out on structured walks or for free time at the park. This is a perfect time to get your dog’s mind working! Mental stimulation can be just as tiring as physical exercise for your dog. - You can feed their meals in kongs, treat puzzles and/or snuffle mats and even scatter food all over the backyard for them to sniff out. - Short, frequent sessions of obedience training or teaching new tricks. - Interactive games like tug of war, fetch and hiding their favourite toy and getting them to find it. - You can get involved and play hide and seek with your pooch. The possibilities are endless. Reach out if you would like some more ideas 😊

All training sessions should be fun for both you and your pup 🥳

Jax’s first session on loose leash walking 👏 👏 Being a 40kg Labrador, his owners were not able to walk him without being dragged down the street. I think he did very well in the session 😊

Before you teach your dog a new skill, such as sit, stay or down, it is important to teach them a marker word such as “yes”. This marker word (or clicker) must be followed by a treat. This will make training cues so much easier as it enables you to immediately communicate to your dog that they have done the desired behaviour. You may like to start by practising saying “yes” to your dog and immediately giving them a treat, without asking them to do a particular skill. This will enable your dog to understand the connection between the marker word and the treat. I hope this helps you with your training! Reach out if you have any questions 😊

When teaching a behaviour to your dog, it is crucial that you celebrate small steps of success in order to avoid big leaps of failure. The aim is to minimise any potential mistakes your dog might make while teaching obedience. For example, when teaching the command stay, I recommend that you only take 1 or 2 steps away from your dog, rewarding the stay behaviour then, before building up to longer distances. Eventually you should also practise this in distracting environments, such as the local park, just like Nami in this video ☺️