Allstars Dog Training

30/08/2024

Unfortunately due to ill health tomorrows workshops are cancelled.

If you have booked on please message me .
I have sent emails to all attendees

25/08/2024

Looking for those last few junior warrant points?
Missed driffield and looking for your show fix?
Looking to bring out a new puppy and don't know where to turn?
Or still looking to qualify for Crufts 2025?

Are you looking for a new activity to do with your dog? Then our Canine Hoopers beginners workshop may be just the ticket.

Our next set of workshops is now available for booking.

At
Mumble farm pasturefields great haywood ST18 0RB

Taking place outdoors on grass.

A perfect opportunity to brush up on your handling and your dogs skills to get them ring ready.

To book
www.bookwhen.com/allstarsdogtraining

All workshops are taught by Lynn pallatina, a dog trainer and dog show judge. She has over 20 years experience in training dogs for various disciplines and is a qualified trainer for canine hoopers world and scentwork UK.
Ring craft workshops include both theory and practical elements.

Our next set of workshops are now available for booking!

*31st AUGUST 2024
AND
21st SEPTEMBER 2024*

At MUMBLES FARM PASTUREFIELDS GREAT HAYWOOD STAFFS ST18 0RB

🥉Build a show dog - step 1

Is a comprehensive workshop with the beginner in mind. Covering everything you need to know to get started in the world of canine conformation.
From stacking ,movement, patterns and what to expect at your 1st show.
Max 10 spaces

🏅Build a show dog - step 2

This workshop is aimed at dogs and handlers with some ring experience. And for those looking to polish up their skills ready for the next big show!.
Covering
Presentation to the judge, movement, stacking , free stacks, patterns and more
Max 10 spaces

🐶 Beginners Hoopers

This workshop is for anyone looking to have some fun with their dogs. Dogs should have a good recall and love to have fun with their handlers. Dogs are run individually so nervous/ reactive dogs are warmly welcomed. Suitable for dogs over 6 months of age.
Max 6 spaces

These can be booked online
www.bookwhen.com/allstarsdogtraining

19/08/2024

DOES YOUR DOG ENJOY DISCS AKA FRISBEES?

We are looking at holding a Disc Workshop at Mumble Farm ( Pasturefields , hixon , ST18 0RB) in the near future, by our host trainer and disc dog extraordinaire Sandra Walsh.

What is disc dog?

Disc dog was founded in the 1970’s in America by a Whippet called Ashley who at a Baseball game had his owner throw a disc which he chased with astonishing speed and caught it 9ft in the air this became the start of the sport and followed was the creation of Frisbee World Championships.
Sandra and Storm have been doing freestyle disc since 2016. Storm is a reactive boy and they didn’t have a bond so Sandra took Storm to a disc workshop and following that they have created an amazing bond and love for one another as well Storm’s now beloved disc sports. They set up the first World Wide K9 Frisbee Toss and Fetch League club in the United Kingdom in Stoke-On-Trent in 2017 and compete each season and at present have been promoted up into the Master division. The first World Wide Championships happened in 2019 and currently Sandra and Storm are UK Master Champions in 2019 and 2020 as well as Storm being UK Junior Champion with his young handler in 2019 and 2020.
They have attended many workshops hosted by different people from the UK’s first disc association Founder Ruby Welsford UKDDA (United Kingdom Disc Dog Association) to Patrycja Kowalcyk and Ala Bagnucka who are both recognised and compete in Europe. Sandra has completed a Disc Dog University course to enhance her training as well as becoming a Head Judge for the UpDog games making her the first for the UK.

Sandra and Storm have performed at major events throughout England doing freestyle and toss and fetch. They have performed at their local Newspaper events several times, The National Pet Show in both London and Birmingham, DogFest and local charity events. They are showcasing at all seven DogFest events in 2023 for Storm’s final tour as he will be celebrating his 10th birthday in May.
Sandra and Storm have a magical bond that has been brought about by training and competing whilst having fun in Storm’s favourite sport disc dog and they would love to have many more disc partnerships be made and promote the sport as much as they can and even host workshops.

If this is something you would be interested in Please comment below!

15/08/2024

Our next set of workshops are now available for booking!

*31st AUGUST 2024
AND
21st SEPTEMBER 2024*

At MUMBLES FARM PASTUREFIELDS GREAT HAYWOOD STAFFS ST18 0RB

🥉Build a show dog - step 1

Is a comprehensive workshop with the beginner in mind. Covering everything you need to know to get started in the world of canine conformation.
From stacking ,movement, patterns and what to expect at your 1st show.
Max 10 spaces

🏅Build a show dog - step 2

This workshop is aimed at dogs and handlers with some ring experience. And for those looking to polish up their skills ready for the next big show!.
Covering
Presentation to the judge, movement, stacking , free stacks, patterns and more
Max 10 spaces

🐶 Beginners Hoopers

This workshop is for anyone looking to have some fun with their dogs. Dogs should have a good recall and love to have fun with their handlers. Dogs are run individually so nervous/ reactive dogs are warmly welcomed. Suitable for dogs over 6 months of age.
Max 6 spaces

These can be booked online
www.bookwhen.com/allstarsdogtraining

07/08/2024

Had a fabulous 1 to 1 hoopers session with Chester and his mom this morning.

Working on his drive and building his understanding of various moves! What a super star this boy is!

To find out more about our hoopers classes please get in touch!

30/07/2024

We currently have spaces available on our next Hoopers course!

Monday's 1pm till 2pm
Wednesdays 1pm till 2pm

23/07/2024

Unfortunately club is closed today due to illness.
Sorry for any inconvenience

18/07/2024

Wow what a team!

Neon is absolutely smashing our beginners course!

DM us to find out how you can get involved in this fast growing sport!

Mumble farm
Great haywood
Staffordshire
ST18 0RB

Monday's 1pm till 2 pm
Wednesdays 1 till 2pm and 7.30pm till 8.30pm

Call now to connect with business.

18/07/2024

Don't forget we are a touchango affiliate!

Use the link below for an exclusive discount

Or use code ALLSTARS upon checkout

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03/07/2024

I love it when a plan comes together!

Arlo and his mom absolutely smashed their barrels course this morning !

Well done team!

DM us to find out how you can get involved!

03/07/2024

All set up for some more hoopers fun.

01/07/2024

HOOPERS CLASSES AT MUMBLE FARM ST180RB

SUITABLE FOR DOGS OF ALL AGES.

Fully secure field.

Come join in the fun!

Please DM us for more information

BRING A FRIEND FOR £5 OFF YOUR MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP!

01/07/2024

* BOOKED *
Due to a cancellation I have a 121 space tomorrow at 2pm at wychwood village hall.

Please DM me if you would like the space

25/06/2024

As it's going to be warm one today. I have a theory session planned. Covering crufts qualifications, class entry rules, junior warrants and show dog of excellence plus anything else you may wish to know. You are of course welcome to bring dogs or if preferred you can leave them at home.

I have brought some stacking blocks and paw pods with me, so we can look at some stacking.

There are some spaces available for both sessions if anyone would like to join us.

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21/06/2024

Get ready for summer at Mumble Farm!

DM us for more information!

Hoopers . Suitable for all dogs and their handlers! Navigate hoops , tunnels, chutes and barrels.

Obedience classes .. suitable for puppies from 14 weeks onwards.
Working on focus , loose lead walking, leave it, wait , stay, recall. Having fun whilst building a solid foundation that lasts a life time.

Also available for 1 to 1s for
Obedience, problem solving, Ringcraft and hoopers.

12/06/2024

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Then look no further than touchango toys!

Ideal for Scentwork, Hoopers, Agility and Ringcraft or even just having some fun on your walks.

https://www.touchangok9.co.uk/?ref=LYNNPALLATINA

Or use code ALLSTARS to claim your discount!

Top quality dog gear from leading brands

27/05/2024

Summer is coming and we have some exciting new classes starting in June at Mumble farm !

All classes start on Wednesday 5th June!

HOOPERS
1pm till 2pm and at 7.30pm till 8.30pm
Suitable for dogs of all levels over 6 months of age.
Dogs should have a recall.
Hoopers is a fast paced sport that is currently hitting the UK by storm. Dogs navigate a course consisting of hoops, barrels and tunnels. Best of all handlers don't have to run with their dogs. Making it accessible to everyone! You could even work through the canine hooper level awards!
Courses are £65 / calender month.

SCENTWORK
2.30pm till 3.30pm
Does your dog enjoy sniffing and searching for items on a walk or around your home? Scentwork is suitable for dogs from 14 weeks old. Dogs will be looking for their target odor around a farm. The course is suitable for complete beginners to those already on a target odor.
Courses are £73/ calender month

PUPPY OBEDIENCE
4.30pm till 5.30pm
Get your puppy off on the right paw. Looking at building a strong foundation for your puppies training. Looking at recall, leave it, loose lead walking , as well as developing good social skills for their life ahead. Suitable for puppies up to 6 months of age
Courses are £64/ calender month

BRONZE OBEDIENCE
6pm till 7pm
Our step up from our Puppy obedience course. Looking at fine tuning your dogs skills as well as building good habits that will last a life time. Looking at recalls, waits, stays, loose lead walking and working around distractions plus much more. Suitable for dogs over 6 months.
Courses are £64/ calendar month.

All of our classes are kept small to create an optimum learning environment and so you have plenty of individual time with your instructor. You also gain access to our WhatsApp groups for full support even after the classes have finished. For more information or to see how we can help you please don't hesitate to get in touch.

Limited spaces available for each class.

27/05/2024

Dogs and wildlife

Ensuring dogs are kept under control around wildlife is crucial for preserving natural ecosystems and safeguarding both pets and wild animals. Uncontrolled dogs can stress, injure, or even kill wildlife, disrupting local habitats and breeding grounds. This can lead to a decline in native species and imbalance in the ecosystem. Additionally, wild animals might act defensively, posing a risk to curious or aggressive dogs. Responsible pet ownership, including leashing dogs in wildlife areas and training them to respond to commands, helps protect biodiversity and ensures that natural spaces remain safe and enjoyable for everyone. By being vigilant, we contribute to the well-being of both our pets and the wildlife they encounter.

Ensuring dogs are kept under control around wildlife is essential for several reasons:

🐦 Protecting Wildlife
Stress and Disturbance: Unleashed dogs can chase, harass, or scare wildlife. This stress can cause animals to abandon their nests, burrows, or young, leading to decreased survival rates.

🤕Injury and Death:
Predatory instincts in dogs can lead to injuries or fatalities among smaller animals like birds, rabbits, or squirrels. Even if the dog doesn’t catch the animal, the chase itself can be deadly, especially during breeding or nesting seasons.

🌳Disruption of Ecosystems:
Wildlife plays specific roles in their ecosystems, such as pollination, seed dispersal, and pest control. Disruption of these roles by dog interactions can lead to broader environmental consequences.

🐩 Safeguarding Dogs
Wildlife Defense: Some wildlife, like foxes, or snakes, can injure dogs if they feel threatened. Snake bites can result in serious, sometimes life-threatening, injuries.

🤢Diseases and Parasites:
Wildlife can carry diseases or parasites that can be transmitted to dogs. Keeping dogs under control minimizes the risk of such transmissions.

🦮 Legal and Ethical Considerations
Local Laws and Regulations: Many areas have lead laws and regulations designed to protect wildlife and ensure public safety. Adhering to these laws is part of responsible pet ownership.

🍀Ethical Responsibility:
As stewards of the environment and pet owners, it’s our duty to ensure our actions and those of our pets do not negatively impact the natural world.
Enhancing Public Enjoyment

🌲Preservation of Natural Spaces:
By controlling dogs, we help maintain the natural beauty and integrity of parks, trails, and wildlife reserves. This ensures these spaces can be enjoyed by all visitors.

🥷Preventing Conflicts:
Uncontrolled dogs can cause conflicts between pet owners and other park-goers or wildlife enthusiasts. Keeping dogs on a lead and under control fosters a harmonious coexistence.

Practical Tips for Responsible Pet Ownership

👍Training and Recall:
Ensure your dog is well-trained and can reliably respond to commands. This helps manage their behaviour even in stimulating environments.

🎮Use of Leads:
Always use a lead in areas where wildlife is present. Even well-behaved dogs can act unpredictably when excited by wildlife scents and movements.

Awareness of Local Wildlife:
Educate yourself about the wildlife in the areas you visit. Understanding the habits and habitats of local species can help you avoid potential conflicts.
By keeping dogs under control, we contribute to the health and balance of our natural ecosystems, protect our pets from harm, and uphold our responsibilities as considerate and ethical pet owners.

This simple practice ensures that we all, humans and animals alike, can enjoy and thrive in our shared environments.

27/05/2024

NEW FOR JUNE!!

DOG OBEDIENCE CLASSES!

Starting 4th June 2024

1PM - 2PM every Tuesday at Wychwood village hall.

Covering a variety of behaviours from recall and loose lead walking.
Dogs will learn to to enhance their socialization skills around other dogs and a variety of everyday objects.
Building a forever lasting bond with your dog whilst having fun together.

Classes are kept small to ensure a proper learning environment.

£54 / calender month
121s are also available for booking.

Book online using
https://bookwhen.com/allstarsdogtraining

26/05/2024

What's on at Allstars Dog Training ?

We offer a variety of sports to entertain your dog this summer from Scentwork to hoopers to ringcraft

Scentwork
We are members of Scentwork UK and all of our training is in line with their methodology. All of our classes are suitable for beginners or those looking to home their skills. Classes take place at Wychwood village hall near Crewe every Tuesday. Limited spaces per class. Dogs are worked individually.

Hoopers
Hoopers is a fast growing sport that is taking the UK by storm! We are members of Canine Hoopers World at level 2. Suitable for beginners or advanced handlers. Classes Taking place every Wednesday at mumbles farm ST180RB.

Ringcraft
Ringcraft is the sport of dog showing. We have over 29 years experience training show dogs with alot of success. Our Classes take place at Wychwood village hall every Tuesday . Classes are suitable for beginners to advanced handlers .

Coming soon...
Puppy classes
Bronze to Gold obedience classes
Workshops and more!

20/05/2024

With show season in full swing. Now is the perfect time to take your handing to the next level.

😉 Fully supported learning.
🐕 Small classes.
🤞 Problems solved.
😊 Beginners welcome.
👍 Handling tuition.
🙋 Friendly and supportive atmosphere.
🗣️ WhatsApp support

To Gain that winning edge this show season book online

https://bookwhen.com/allstarsdogtraining

11/05/2024

How did everyone get on at the national?
Please share your results and your wins. No matter how big or small!

11/05/2024

Something to consider over the next few days.

Solar storms and how it may impact your dogs.

Scientific studies have repeatedly demonstrated that dogs are sensitive to geomagnetic changes.

Currently the earth is experiencing a powerful solar storm. It's effects on our dogs should not be underestimated. Especially our sensitive working dogs who are bred to have a heightened sense of direction. Dogs who are anxious or nervous may experience exacerbated symptoms. Dogs are sensitive to even small changes in the earth's magnetic field, this current storm is big and disruptive.

Epileptic dogs and people may be affected. There is a huge body of evidence relating to solar storms and seizures, have a little Google, there's too many relevant bits of literature to post here.

What can you do? Dogs are at increased risk of becoming disorientated in new environments, keep them on lead, in sight, have a heightened awareness of where they are. For dogs who rely on their sense of direction for work such as sheepdogs working hills, search and rescue dogs, tracking dogs, hunting dogs and trail dogs, it might be worth evaluating putting off any work where a dog may get lost. This is not me being a f***y either, I've already heard of a couple of normally savvy dogs becoming lost and disoriented in the north of Scotland, out of character for them.

In humans existing mental health conditions can worsen temporarily, particularly conditions caused by or associated with trauma, where your integral ability to orientate becomes distrupted and makes you feel unsafe, increasing anxiety and hypervigilance. This change in your presentation can also impact your dogs.

Just something to be aware of. As much as it sounds like hippy woo woo nonsense, I can assure you, it's a thing.

"the idea that animals can detect Earth’s magnetic field has traveled the path from ridicule to well-established fact in little more than one generation. Dozens of experiments have now shown that diverse animal species, ranging from bees to salamanders to sea turtles to birds, have internal compasses. Some species use their compasses to navigate entire oceans, others to find better mud just a few inches away."

https://pubs.aip.org/physicstoday/article/61/3/29/413382/Magnetoreception-in-animalsDetermining-how-animals

(Google stock image)

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/259472878_Dogs_are_sensitive_to_small_variations_of_the_Earth's_magnetic_field

08/05/2024

We only have 4 spaces available for our Hooper classes!

Classes starting 22nd May
At Mumbles farm
Pasture fields
Great haywood
ST18 ORB

2 at 1pm-2pm
And
2 at 7.30 - 8-30 pm !

DM us to save your space before they are all gone!

30/04/2024

Well I really enjoyed that :)

It's always good to update your skill set and sharpen your tool box :)

30/04/2024

We have a couple of spaces for our Scentwork classes available.

Suitable for beginners

Working with Kong or Clove.

Spaces available for 12pm, 1pm and 7pm every Tuesday at wychwood village hall.

Book online
https://bookwhen.com/allstarsdogtraining

27/04/2024

New hooper classes!

Both day and evening times!

Message to book!