Big baby girl (9 months old, yes big girl, and a little more advanced than the 2 in the previous video's), practicing.
Rally Obedience training is fun, look at the focus it helps create! Myddfai on Sunday mornings 11.00am (except this Sunday, we were there today instead). Inbox for more details
Little girl (8 months) learning some Rally obedience. 8 months old
Rally Obedience is fun. Myddfai on Sunday mornings 11.00am (except this Sunday, we were there today instead). Inbox for more details.
Baby boy learning some Rally obedience. He's only 20 weeks old, look how much he enjoys it. Rally Obedience is fun. Myddfai on Sunday mornings 11.00am (except this Sunday, we were there today instead). Inbox for more details
Come and give Rally obedience a try. It's fun, very enjoyable, creates focus and we will guide you from basics. This is Senna having her first tryout training session this morning. Saturday mornings at 11.00 am. Secure location.
Also puppy training course now starting Tuesday 18th July at 6.30pm at Glanamnan. 3 places available.
For more information, please message us or email [email protected]
Want to do something fun with your dog whilst improving their general obedience whilst you are doing it?
We are offering Rally obedience for complete beginners (levels 1 and 2) starting on Saturday 24th June at 10.00am at a large very secure menage near Glanamman. £12 per session, and coached by Rachel Marshall who is a Kennel Club Rally competition judge.
To join please text Rachel on 07483880887 or email her at [email protected]
Breacan does toy recognition this evening
These games are taught in layers as is all training. Layer 1 is picking something up, then layer 2 consists of picking something up and giving to me, layer 3 picking up and bringing to me, layer 4 picking up and dropping into a box at my side, layer 5 I begin to gradually move myself away from the box. Taking it to the level here, I name the toys he plays with, play fetch with a named toy, then add another name toy and so on. It's all fun but also provides mental stimulation for the dog, which helps focus, bonding and on a wet, or snowy night, tires them out, much better than going for a walk.
Dark evenings can be really boring for dogs, so a bit of fun going here. Who is interested in trick training?
I'm popping in on this little guy over the next 3 weeks during the daytime. I just love the little training sessions we are having. He's one extremely bright cookie.