The Canine Collective UK

The Canine Collective UK Offering fun, force free training & workshops for all ages including Puppy power, Awesome adolescents
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Mantrailing dates for November : 16th -2pm: Coal Aston Village & playing fields  17th -9.30am: Blackamoor23rd - 2pm : Am...
05/11/2024

Mantrailing dates for November :

16th -2pm: Coal Aston Village & playing fields
17th -9.30am: Blackamoor
23rd - 2pm : Amtek Land industrial estate, Dronfield
30th- 2pm Linacre Reservoir

Β£25/ dog & handler team
Please email [email protected] to book or whatsapp 07305 619230

Big round of applause for the lovely Mr Clay, Storm and Trooper. They passed some of their nosework games assessments la...
01/11/2024

Big round of applause for the lovely Mr Clay, Storm and Trooper. They passed some of their nosework games assessments last night πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸΎ

Please bear this in mind when coming to classes πŸ˜‰πŸΎ
25/10/2024

Please bear this in mind when coming to classes πŸ˜‰πŸΎ

Big round of applause for last nights gorgeous graduates in eckington.
25/10/2024

Big round of applause for last nights gorgeous graduates in eckington.

Tonight was our first nosework games skills assessment. Teams were assessed on their ability to accurately search groups...
22/10/2024

Tonight was our first nosework games skills assessment. Teams were assessed on their ability to accurately search groups of items and to clear a room. They did really well and the dogs look very pleased with their rosettes! πŸ₯°πŸΎ

Fab work from last nights puppy class, send to bed and stay 🀩🐾
16/10/2024

Fab work from last nights puppy class, send to bed and stay 🀩🐾

13/10/2024

Very important feedback from one of our mantrailing VIPs ( very important pooches) ... πŸ‘‡

Newbie skills assessments now available for nosework games! Please visit www.canine-collective.co.uk for dates 🀩🐾       ...
11/10/2024

Newbie skills assessments now available for nosework games! Please visit www.canine-collective.co.uk for dates 🀩🐾

I'm a little bit in love with our Halloween nosework games rosettes! πŸ˜πŸΎπŸŽƒ. We still have a few spaces left on our level 2...
10/10/2024

I'm a little bit in love with our Halloween nosework games rosettes! πŸ˜πŸΎπŸŽƒ. We still have a few spaces left on our level 2&3 games on October 27th , please check out www.canine-collective.co.uk to find out more

October mantrailing dates - 13th 2pm Shilito woods & moors - Hope valley 19th 10am Surprise view -Peaks 25th 4pm Dronfie...
09/10/2024

October mantrailing dates -

13th 2pm Shilito woods & moors - Hope valley
19th 10am Surprise view -Peaks
25th 4pm Dronfield town centre ( urban)

Β£25/dog
Please email [email protected] to book your place.

Today on our puppy socialisation journey Callie went for Coffee at the forge, on route she heard a lot of different nois...
07/10/2024

Today on our puppy socialisation journey Callie went for Coffee at the forge, on route she heard a lot of different noises including traffic, birds, people at work etc and when we got there she met some lovely people and one of our old students the gorgeous Mr Cromford! Socialising isn't all about meetings but also gentle exposure to different places/sights/sounds etc

We are offering some foundation canine conditioning workshops ... But what exactly is it we hear you ask! πŸ‘‡Canine condit...
06/10/2024

We are offering some foundation canine conditioning workshops ... But what exactly is it we hear you ask! πŸ‘‡

Canine conditioning is important for all dogs, but particularly for those that take part in sports or have very active lifestyles.
By learning and practicing specific exercises we can improve body awareness, flexibility, balance, speed, mobility and muscular strength – which overall improves our dog’s performance and reduces their risk of injury. As well, conditioning increases our dog's ability to carry load on their muscles.

So why is this so important?

Injuries occur when muscles experience excessive lengthening and stretching that they are unprepared for. For example the 8 mile hike that doesn't happen often, the trip to the beach or into the peaks on different terrain, that agility competition at the weekend, those extra flyball runs etc...

Another factor is fatigue in the muscles which causes our dogs to lose their ability to maintain position or cause stumbles and falls. - think how your posture suffers if you've had a long day.

Whilst regular exercising like long walks or running in the park are good for maintaining large muscle groups, the deeper muscles which activate when our dog loses balance or tries to avoid slipping are often neglected and are often the areas we see greater injury in and that cause bigger vet bills!
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Conditioning exercises not only have physical benefits to your dog but also mental ones! They are a great way to strengthen the bond you have with your dog – they love playing with you! They are also the perfect mental and physical workout for a rainy day.

So if you think your dog could benefit please check out our sessions using this link - www.canine-collective.co.uk

Today we went out for a walk so Callie could take in the world .... She decided she'd rather nap πŸ˜‚πŸΎWhen pups stay awake,...
02/10/2024

Today we went out for a walk so Callie could take in the world .... She decided she'd rather nap πŸ˜‚πŸΎ
When pups stay awake, trips like this help them to socialise and get used to the noises, sights and smells of the real world

Do you want to try something new and fun with your dog?Learn how to improve your dog’s musculoskeletal health, prevent i...
01/10/2024

Do you want to try something new and fun with your dog?
Learn how to improve your dog’s musculoskeletal health, prevent injury and build a stronger bond with your dog while learning fun new skills
On this brand new introductory workshop you’ll learn:

* What is canine conditioning and why its important
* When and how to do a warm up
* How to carry out conditioning exercises both with and without equipment
* When and how to progress exercises
* How to safely use conditioning equipment

Brought to you by the Canine Collective UK and Peak performance dog gym.

βœ… Who is this workshop suitable for?
This workshop is for beginners to canine conditioning, or those who have not worked with a canine physiotherapist before. Suitable for dogs of all levels of fitness, and especially useful for active dogs, those who do sports, hiking or running (or plan to in the future) and those who are interested in improving their dogs health and preventing injury.

❌ Who is this workshop NOT for?
This workshop is not for dogs with musculoskeletal conditions or injuries, or any dog currently under the treatment of an animal therapist. Dogs must be at least 8 months old.

2 dates available - 15th October in Coal Aston, 23rd October in Eckington.
Β£18/dog , please visit www.canine-collective.co.uk for more information and to book your place

I'd like to introduce our newest family member, this is Callista (Callie) the border collie puppy and sleep thief ! She ...
26/09/2024

I'd like to introduce our newest family member, this is Callista (Callie) the border collie puppy and sleep thief ! She joined our family last week and is fitting in really well πŸ₯°πŸΎ

A few photos from this mornings nose work games. Big thank you to everyone that joined us and congratulations to the luc...
15/09/2024

A few photos from this mornings nose work games. Big thank you to everyone that joined us and congratulations to the lucky winners πŸŽ‰πŸΎπŸ†

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Firstly, its fun, low impact and all courses are free flowing and no tight turns! Secondly, it’s breed inclusive - even the big guys love Hoopers! 80cm tunnels are the standard, hoops are tall and roomy and there’s no weaves – this means that we regularly see both tiny and giant breeds joining in the fun, with St. Bernards, Great Danes and Newfoundlands running the same courses as those not predisposed to jumping such as Daschunds and Bulldogs. We even have some fit and healthy tri-paws ready to join in.