Ever wondered what Hoopers looks like in action? Well wonder no more…
Here’s Rebekah, our accredited Hoopers instructor, and Heidi, one of our support trainers, working a course at Paws in the Park. Hoopers is an amazing dog sport that is suitable for dogs (and handlers) of all abilities, shapes and sizes. It’s great mental and physical exercise for your dog and helps them to improve impulse control, forward focus, distance control, drive, confidence and, perhaps most crucially, the ability to listen whilst excited and running at speed.
If you’d like to join the fun with your dog, why not join one of our Introduction to Hoopers classes. The next one starts in early October. Email [email protected] to get your Hoopers journey underway.
Not that I am competitive. Apparently just lost this race at Crufts. Lucky Mexx enjoyed herself and there were no prizes involved. 😀😀
Day out preparing for Crufts 2024. Training in a busy environment with different sights and sounds. At Waterloo with tannoy announcements followed by London Eye. 🎡
Cosmo is a 5.5 month old Australian Labradoodle and he has mainly come to do environmental work, furthering his experiences with the world and building confidence with sights and sounds. Good foundation training will help us be successful so we will spend time on his communication process and enjoyment of engagement. Building trust in our relationship and positive emotional responses to cues and games which will help us when out and about to diffuse stimuli that may be more of a challenge
