Puppy classes providing training to help you raise a well adjusted, well behaved dog.
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Training classes for adult and junior dogs.1-2-1 training for dogs and puppies of all ages.
Congratulations to Puppy School Graduates (from left to right) Reggie (Staffie x Akira), Luna (Labradoodle), Kiri (Labrador) and Jett (Sprocker - who couldn't make our final class). Super work everyone - well done. I'm looking forward to seeing quite a few of you again at the Bronze Level Training.
Kiri proving to be a bit of a challenge - but after a bit of persistence from owner Matt she produced a brilliant spin! Great work Kiri and Matt!
Puppy School Course starting on Wednesday 3rd April from 7.40 - 8.40pm at The Fairground Hall, Weyhill, SP11 0QN. 2 spaces available.
Starting your puppy's training as early as possible and in the right way is important if puppies are to learn the behaviours you want rather than the behaviours you don't want.
On the course you will teach your puppy to:
* Walk nicely on a lead without pulling
* Come when called
* Meet and Greet people without jumping up
* Be friendly and sociable towards other puppies
* Chill and relax
* Play without play biting
* Enjoy being handled
* Sit, Stand, Lie Down and Stay
I use only kind, positive, rewards based training so if your puppy is vaccinated, ready to socialise and under 20 weeks at the start of the course and you are keen to start their training then do get in touch.
Congratulations to Puppy School graduates ( from the left) Winston (Norfolk Terrier), Cashew (Long haired Mini Dachshund), Bruce (Labrador x Newfoundland x Staffie x Cane Corso). Congratulations also to Millie (Cocker Spaniel) and Solo (Miniature Schnauzer) who weren't able to make the final session.
Well done everyone - you have been an amazing group and it has been great to see everyone make so much progress over the 6 weeks of the course.
Winston with a great spin from a hand signal. Well done Winston!
Cashew with a lovely Spin. Well done Cashew!
Bruce in a spin! Nice work Bruce - well done!
TV Star!! We were on ITV at the weekend. Winnie (Golden Retriever) Sage (Vizsla) and Bailey (Cockapoo) and myself joined Alan Titchmarsh for some puppy training. If you would like to watch then do take a look on catch up - our section is about 40 minutes into the programme. Enjoy!
https://www.itv.com/watch/love-your-weekend-with-alan-titchmarsh/10a0437/10a0437a0131
Young puppies approach new experiences without fear, but as they grow puppies become increasingly fearful of new encounters. Do check out this link for practical ideas on how to socialise your puppy so they grow into a well balanced adult dog
16 Jan 2024 SHARE THIS PAGE Facebook Email Page link The first few months of a puppy’s life are crucial for their development and future behaviours. During this time, they need to be gently introduced to a range of people, objects, sounds and environments. This helps them learn what is ‘normal.....
Hope you are all watching!
How Fabulous! We're on TV!
Tune into "Love Your Weekend" with Alan Titchmarsh on ITV on 24th March at 9.30am to find out more about our techniques and meet Winnie (4 month old Golden Retriever), Bailey (5 month old Cockapoo) and Sage (6 month old Vizsla).
We discussed the importance of training a puppy through kind, gentle positive reward-based training which builds trust & gives owners the skills they need to enable their puppy to become a friendly, well behaved family dog rather than a puppy who ends up in a rescue centre.
Teaching a reliable recall is really important. If you don’t have a reliable recall then you can’t let your puppy off & of course that means that your puppy doesn’t get to burn off all that energy & just be a puppy with the freedom to explore. Obviously as well as having a reliable recall we need to make sure that we pick a safe place away from the road and away from livestock before letting them off lead.
An area of training I get asked about more than any other is walking a puppy without them pulling. As I explained to Alan, puppies don’t come pre-programmed so although our expectation might be a lovely walk in the countryside or to the park with our puppy walking nicely beside us the reality is often a bit different! Teaching our puppy to walk nicely beside us takes time but is so worthwhile – after all our puppy will hopefully be with us for many years and an adult dog that walks calmly on a loose lead at our side makes walking a pleasure. Do share this with family and friends
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Congratulations to Puppy School graduates ( from left to right) Phoebe ( English Springer Spaniel and sister to Star), Lupin (Cocker Spaniel), and Star ( English Springer Spaniel and sister to Phoebe). Congratulations also to Winnie ( Golden Retriever) and Jax ( Cockapoo) who weren't able to make our final session.Great work everyone - well done!
Phoebe (English Springer Spaniel) with a great demonstration of leg weaves - her trick at her final Puppy School Class. Brilliant work Phoebe!
Lupin with a lovely paw and a bit of down too. Well done Lupin.
Puppy School course member Star (English Springer Spaniel) with a lovely down and nearly a paw! Well done Star - nice work.
Puppy School puppies being introduced to new things and different surfaces on the obstacle course.
Congratulations to Bronze Level graduates Bruno ( Labrador), Bunty ( Borgi), Reggie ( Cockapoo), Freddie ( Whippet x Cockatoo), Lola ( Cockapoo), Naomi ( Cockapoo), Freya ( Irish Setter x German Short Haired Pointer). Well done everyone - you have been amazing!
A lovely round from Lola (Cockapoo). First time in the tunnel but with a little persuasion with lots of treats thrown into the tunnel she did it and completed the round in style! Well done Lola!
Nami ( Cockapoo) makes it through the tunnel ( her first time of trying this) and completes the course - well done Naomi!
Reggie ( Cockapoo) doing really well on the obstacle course - well done Reggie.
Freya ( Irish Setter x German Short Haired Pointer) a little distracted at the start but doing really well on the obstacle course.
Bunty ( Borgi - Border Collie x Corgi) making short work of the obstacle course! Well done Bunty - a great round.
Congratulations to latest Bronze Level Graduates( from left to right) Sage (Vizsla), Bunty (Wire Haired Dachshund), Ruby ( Wheaten Terrier), Maggie (Labrador). Well done everyone - lots of progress made.
Colour Game with Bunty (Wire Haired Dachshund), Sage (Vizsla), Maggie (Labrador) and Ruby (Wheaten Terrier)
Colour Game with the Bronze Group. Well done everyone - great focus and self control from your puppies and dogs.
Sage ( Vizsla) patiently waiting for the Find It cue!
Castle building and Find it with Maggie (Labrador)
Maggie - patiently waiting whilst the castle is built!
Ruby (Wheaten Terrier) Castle building!
Congratulations to Puppy School graduates: Flossie ( Working Cocker), Ginny (Working Cocker and sister to Flossie), Jessie ( Cockapoo), Otis (Miniature Dachshund), Bonnie (Staffordshire Bull Terrier). Lots of progress made - you have all been amazing!
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Kiri proving to be a bit of a challenge - but after a bit of persistence from owner Matt she produced a brilliant spin! Great work Kiri and Matt!
Winston with a great spin from a hand signal. Well done Winston!
Cashew with a lovely Spin. Well done Cashew!
Bruce in a spin! Nice work Bruce - well done!
Phoebe (English Springer Spaniel) with a great demonstration of leg weaves - her trick at her final Puppy School Class. Brilliant work Phoebe!
Lupin with a lovely paw and a bit of down too. Well done Lupin.
Puppy School course member Star (English Springer Spaniel) with a lovely down and nearly a paw! Well done Star - nice work.
A lovely round from Lola (Cockapoo). First time in the tunnel but with a little persuasion with lots of treats thrown into the tunnel she did it and completed the round in style! Well done Lola!
Nami ( Cockapoo) makes it through the tunnel ( her first time of trying this) and completes the course - well done Naomi!
Reggie ( Cockapoo) doing really well on the obstacle course - well done Reggie.
Freya ( Irish Setter x German Short Haired Pointer) a little distracted at the start but doing really well on the obstacle course.
Bunty ( Borgi - Border Collie x Corgi) making short work of the obstacle course! Well done Bunty - a great round.
Otis was a bit too tired to do this in class last night but looks at him now! Brilliant work Otis.
Bonnie trying for a paw but she did do a lovely down!
Ginny in a spin! Well done Ginny.
Jessie with a fabulous rollover - well done Jessie!
Saxon enjoying the obstacle course on our final Bronze Level Training session.
Lots of fun was had the final session of the Bronze Level Training!
Bonnie with a whole range of tricks and training. Very well done - lovely work!
Harley focused and giving a PAW.!
