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Helping puppy & adolescent owners build confidence and a relationship you both enjoy, using only kind, rewards-based training.
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I’m down to very limited December availability for 121 training and once those final slots go, there’s no more space unt...
23/11/2025

I’m down to very limited December availability for 121 training and once those final slots go, there’s no more space until the New Year.

If you’ve been meaning to start:

• Puppy training (recall, loose lead, calm greetings)
• Reactivity support (barking, lunging, big emotions on walks)

Then this is your sign - this is genuinely your final chance before I take a break for Christmas.

If December doesn’t quite work, January 121's and group classes (puppy + reactivity) are now open for early bookings and they fill quickly after the holidays.

We’re down to the last couple of spaces now. If you want one, please drop me a message as soon as you can.

Stop and look at this!!!! Clicker training is not just for dogs!!! Have you got an animal that's not a dog that you've t...
22/11/2025

Stop and look at this!!!!

Clicker training is not just for dogs!!!

Have you got an animal that's not a dog that you've tried Clicker training with?

Come on - who has a horse they've tried it with?

I want to see your videos - post them below or send them to me!

Awesome work Albus 💙

Puppy parents a, little heads-up for January.I’ve been quietly planning behind the scenes, and my January puppy classes...
20/11/2025

Puppy parents a, little heads-up for January.

I’ve been quietly planning behind the scenes, and my January puppy classes are now organised and almost ready to book.
We start Sunday 11th January here in Crawley, and they’re suitable for pups from their first vaccinations up to 9 months old.

If you’re hoping to start the New Year with:

• Better recall

• Calmer walks

• A puppy who can learn to settle

• And confidence for both ends of the lead

Then these classes are a lovely way to get on the right track.

A little tip; January spaces usually fill before Christmas, and lots of people gift puppy classes as presents too. So if you want to be first in line when booking opens, pop your name on the waitlist below.

I can’t wait to meet the next wave of Crawley pups.

Rescue dogs are always welcome here.Every rescue comes with their own history, some loud, some quiet, some still unfoldi...
19/11/2025

Rescue dogs are always welcome here.

Every rescue comes with their own history, some loud, some quiet, some still unfolding. And however they arrive, confident, unsure, shut down, curious, or somewhere in-between, they deserve space to breathe and settle at their own pace.

There’s no “timeline” they must follow.
No pressure to fit into a neat little box.
Just patience, kindness, and training that helps them feel safe enough to relax and learn.

If you share your life with a rescue, I’d love to hear their story, drop it below and let’s celebrate the incredible dogs who found their second chance.

19/11/2025

If you’ve never smelt bone broth cooking, consider yourself lucky!

I made a batch of bone broth for the dogs at the weekend here in Crawley and honestly, I think it’s my best one yet. I get really geeky about making it!

We’re talking full-on jelly wobble. Take a look at it! It's amazing! The “my old girly is going to blooming LOVE this” stuff. (So will the young one too!)

Bone broth is brilliant for:
• Supporting joints (especially for our golden oldies)
• Boosting hydration
• Helping with gut health
• Adding extra flavour for fussy eaters

But the cooking process?
Let’s just say the dogs were thrilled a,nd I’m opening every window in the house.

Do you make your own bone broth too, or are you smarter than me and buy it ready-made? I tell you, it STINKS!

Training doesn’t need to be long or complicated. Even 1 or 2 minutes of practicing a cue here and there makes a differen...
18/11/2025

Training doesn’t need to be long or complicated. Even 1 or 2 minutes of practicing a cue here and there makes a difference.

Consistency > duration. Keep showing up and doing it and it will pay off.

Small, frequent wins build focus, confidence, and a calmer dog, and you get the satisfaction of having done it. 💛

We're working on many things with Winnie, but building her confidence is one of the things we do. That means trying new things, new places, new surfaces, paws up, climbing on things and generally exploring.

What training are you working on with your dog at the moment, let me know below.

18/11/2025

Crisp leaves underfoot, some fresh air in our lungs, and Winnie trotting along like she has actually been trained for once! 🍂🐾

Some days it feels good - the world slows down, your dog is focused (doesn't happen often!), and you actually enjoy the walk instead of dreading the pulling.

It’s the little moments like this that make all the training, patience, and coffee-fuelled practice totally worth it. 💛

Who else has a dog that makes autumn walks feel a bit special?

Not everyone will tell you this!Progress isn’t always pretty! It really isnt! Winnie is a prime example of this - you've...
17/11/2025

Not everyone will tell you this!

Progress isn’t always pretty! It really isnt! Winnie is a prime example of this - you've all seen the videos!

Sometimes progress looks like your dog choosing to look at you instead of barking, or sitting calmly for half a second before bouncing again.

Those tiny wins are the building blocks of great behaviour. They will all add up and make a HUGE difference.

Don’t rush it your training, celebrate the small steps. They matter just as much as the big ones.
Have fun along the way and take time to create a beautiful bond.

Tell me your favourite bond building moments below.

My Sunday decided to start at 6am, not because I’m organised though,but because my brain woke up and apparently thought ...
16/11/2025

My Sunday decided to start at 6am, not because I’m organised though,
but because my brain woke up and apparently thought it was a great time to get going. Dont you love it when that happens!

So there I was, lesson planning in the quiet, while the whole house (dogs included) were still sleeping and the sun hadn’t bothered to show up yet. (Is it even due to show up today?)

There’s something lovely and peaceful about being the only one awake,
even if I’d happily have taken another hour in bed! And I never thought I, of all people, would be the one saying that!

How’s your Sunday shaping up?
Early start? Slow morning? Still hiding under the duvet?

Tell me what today looks like for you. 💛

Friday evening mood: fully wanting to relax but also fully prepared to do absolutely nothing productive and call it ‘sel...
14/11/2025

Friday evening mood: fully wanting to relax but also fully prepared to do absolutely nothing productive and call it ‘self-care.’ 💁‍♀️

Because let’s be truthful here, that’s exactly how my week went anyway!!

Do you ever have weeks like that?

Anyway, what are your weekend plans other than some self care?

Did you know your walk often goes wrong before you’ve even stepped outside?A calmer walk starts before you even leave th...
13/11/2025

Did you know your walk often goes wrong before you’ve even stepped outside?

A calmer walk starts before you even leave the house. Yes, really!

Take a minute to let your dog settle before clipping the lead on; calm starts at home.

That small pause helps your dog’s brain shift from excitement to focus, which means a more relaxed walk for both of you.

Kindness, patience, and calm, that’s the way i do things. Give it a try and let me know how it goes.

Dog training in Crawley

Dogs have a very particular skill: selective hearing. 🙉It took them years to perfect with their ancestors and there's a ...
13/11/2025

Dogs have a very particular skill: selective hearing. 🙉
It took them years to perfect with their ancestors and there's a possibility they went to school to learn it!

“Sit?” → ignores you.

“Who wants a treat?” → drops everything immediately! Even when you're as quiet as a church mouse!

What’s your dog’s best selective listening moment?

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Bewbush Crawley
Crawley
RH11

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https://DogTrainingwithAmanda.as.me/, https://mailchi.mp/1a09f1508cf8/dog-training-

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