Bulls Eye Dog Training

Bulls Eye Dog Training Reward based trainer of puppy & adult dogs. FdSc degree in canine behaviour and training, Group classes or 1-2-1 consultations in behaviour/training.

Bulls Eye dog training has successfully run dog training classes in an outdoor environment in Doncaster and has now expanded to North Sheffield and surrounding areas. Carol has vast experience of working with a variety of breeds, particularly from Rescue and Doggy day care. Bulls Eye dog training uses reward based methods which are scientifically proven to be the most effective way of training any

animal. Whether you attend group classes or one to one sessions, you will be supported and will learn to understand your much loved companion's body language, how dogs learn and how you can change unwanted behaviours into something more desirable. Training:
You will be shown a variety of positive methods tailored to you and your dog. As with humans, a one size fits all approach, does not suit all breeds. The training methods used will encourage your dog to want be with you and offer the behaviours you desire whilst developing a trusting relationship. We aim to provide a friendly, safe and supportive environment where you can learn at a pace that is comfortable for you and your dog. Carol is first aid trained and can give nutritional advice and clicker training if required. Carol continues to expand her knowledge and has just completed a degree in Canine behaviour and training, using the most up to date, humane, scientific based training methods. Private consultations can be offered in your home, as a class environment is not suitable for every owner or dog, which allows you to work on very specific areas of concern. Progress tends to be greater with private lessons as the feedback and advice is personal. Whether you wish to improve your dog’s manners in or around the home, teach your dog to come back when called, or have a dog that is reactive towards dogs, people or any other issues, we are able to help you. Bulls Eye Dog Training uses reward based training only, avoiding harsh methods and dominance theories. We will always treat you and your dog with the utmost respect. Call me for further details on 0750 441 6236 or book online for our next training course. http://bullseyedogtraining.co.uk/dog-training/

26/01/2025

Small but Mighty Fish in the Sea! 🌟🌊

What this fish lacks in size, it makes up for in flavor and health benefits! 🐟 Packed with healthy fats, vitamins, and minerals, anchovies are a nutritious addition to your pet’s diet. 🥣✨

💡 TIP: When buying anchovies for your pet, look for uncured and unsalted anchovies. If you can only find canned anchovies, pick those packed in water or olive oil with no added salt.

Check out today’s free blog post (linked below) to learn more about how anchovies can support your pet’s health. ⬇️

26/01/2025

Posted • Absolutely. Drop a 💚 in the comments if you agree! 🙌

20/01/2025

17.9K followers, 89 likes, 7 comments

18/01/2025

A fun visual representation of what your dog sees (smells) every day. Look at how noisy it is and how many tracks there are intertwining. The different animals, people, and dogs movement in just one area. The snow lets us humans see the history of this area and what animals and people have passed through. A dog will smell this every day and know who and what animals have passed through. Smellavision!!!!

Dogs are incredible.

Imagine tracking and detection dogs needing to filter out all this noise and track a single scent down. Amazing!

(Note this is a fun representation, not accurate)

17/01/2025
08/01/2025

214 likes, 16 comments. “Does your dog suffer from a dodgy gut, any allergies or a weak immune system? Green bananas are your answer. The proof is in the research - these are basically superfoods for dogs.”

04/01/2025

With severe snow and ice warnings in place for most of the UK, help keep your pets happy and healthy by being aware of these common winter hazards ❄️⚠️

See the full guide for keeping your pets safe: http://pdsa.me/jGxM

[Visual description: Infographic titled: winter hazards for pets. Hazards detailed: accidentally locking pets out/hypothermia. Antifreeze and de-icer. Adverse weather. Frozen ponds. Poisonous plants. Snowy paws. Sheltering cats. Salt and grit. Text at the bottom of the infographic reads 'see the full guide by searching 'PDSA pet care advice for winter'.]

04/01/2025

With temperatures dropping once again, we want to share some tips to help keep your dogs safe. 🐶❄️

How about your pups—do they love the winter wonderland, or are they happier staying snug and warm indoors? 🧡

04/01/2025

Small dogs often face challenges in having their space respected, as their size can make them appear approachable or less intimidating. However, they deserve the same consideration as larger dogs.

Signs like backing away, barking, growling, or a tucked tail often indicate they’re asking for space.

It’s important not to crowd or pick them up without their consent, as this can increase their stress. Allow them to approach on their terms and respect their comfort levels with people and other dogs.

Teaching others to recognise these cues helps create a safer, more respectful environment for small dogs to feel secure.

03/01/2025

No farms will be closed today! 💪 ❄️

03/01/2025

Please be vigilant.

03/01/2025

"The results of this study indicate that exposure to classical music has a sparing effect on anaesthetic and analgesic agents, at least under a light plane of anaesthesia for minor skin surgery. Furthermore, the serum SP concentration increases within 10 min following skin incision."

03/01/2025

Now HOME!!

She had also been sighted in Cromford and possibly on the A6 towards Belper! Keep an eye out! 🙏🏻

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