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All Wagged Out (est 2012) Reward based Dog training, Mantrailing, 121 sessions & classes! Dumbarton a tired dog is a happy dog! Basically. I just love dogs.

Qualified Canine First Responder
Insured
Small Groups (6 at any one time, as per insurance!)

Walks from £10
Day Care from £25
Special Services available to regular clients. They say you should never work with children or animals but I must be crazy as i've worked with kids for the past 12 years and now I'm taking on the animals! (I'm hoping the animals will give me less back chat)

My family has

always had dogs, always rescue and always with some quirk, foible or iidisioincrasy unique to that specific dog so, when I set up home in Dumbarton, I had no hesitation in heading to the Cat & Dog Home where I found my canine soul mate, Dexter. Now 4years old Dex started life with more hang ups than a double glazing Call Centre!! After 3 years together, he is now well on his way to the an Agility Star and Tulla, my cocker pup, will be starting soon. I love walking my dogs (and hopefully your dog)-I love the fun they have off the lead, I love seeing them run for the pure joy of it & I love seeing them ALL WAGGED OUT.

09/01/2025

Hello to all my lovely followers, new and old! 👋

If we haven’t met yet, I’m Alison, the proud owner of All Wagged Out, based in West Dunbartonshire, Scotland. 🐾 I’ve been working professionally with dogs since 2012, training in a variety of sports and specialising in reward-based, force-free methods. My goal is to help you and your dog build a strong, positive connection.

Why Work With Me?
• Qualified Expertise: I hold multiple qualifications, including an IMDT Level 4 in Canine Training and Behaviour, and I’m a Canine Reactivity Expert. 🎓
• Real Understanding: My own dog, Quinn, struggled with resource guarding as a puppy, so I truly understand the challenges of managing behaviour issues.
• Commitment to Growth: I’m currently completing theApplied Ethology Family Dog Mediation Course and I’m half way through my Advanced Diploma in Applied Animal Behaviour, a big personal goal of mine is to finish this year! 🎯

Did You Know?
The dog training industry is unregulated, so it’s vital to choose professionals with real qualifications who stay up to date with modern science. That’s why I’m committed to ongoing education and sharing my knowledge with you. 🏆

Let’s work together to help your dog thrive through kind, effective training. I’m here to support you every step of the way!

07/01/2025

🌟 What a day! 🌟

Today was full of variety and rewarding moments with three amazing one-to-one sessions! Here’s a little peek at what we got up to:

🐾 Arwen: This gorgeous girl kicked off the day with some brilliant scentwork. It’s such a joy to see a dog’s natural abilities shine when they’re sniffing out their target—plus, I managed to snap some photos of her in action! 📸

🐾 Calla: Next up was building confidence with the lovely Calla. We focused on helping her feel more at ease around new people and places. It’s such important work, and she’s making great strides already.

🐾 Malcolm: Finally, I met Malcolm—a complicated little lad whose family wants to ensure he’s living his very best life. We’re working together to understand his needs and help him feel happy and secure.

Days like these remind me just how unique every dog is—and how much their families care about doing the best for them.

Do you have a specific training goal in mind for your dog? Let’s chat! 🐶

06/01/2025

🌟 What’s on at All Wagged Out! 🌟

We’re thrilled to kick off 2025 with a full calendar and so much to look forward to. Here’s what’s happening:

🐾 Puppy Classes
• January classes are fully booked – thank you to everyone who signed up!
• We still have a few spaces available for February puppy classes, held Monday nights in Cardross, indoors and cosy.
• Don’t wait too long—these spots go quickly!

🐾 Mantrailing Adventures
• Our next Mantrailing Introductory Session is on Sunday, 2nd March. Perfect for first-timers looking for a fun and unique way to bond with their dog!
• Want to start before then? Trailhunt International one-to-one sessions are available now.

🐾 One-to-One Training
• Limited availability for bespoke training sessions, including help with reactivity and other tailored needs.

👉 Find all the details and book your spot on our website.

Www.allwaggedout.co.uk

We can’t wait for more dogs, more training, more Mantrailing fun, and even more hiding in bushes this year. Let’s make 2025 amazing together!

06/01/2025

⭐️🐾What is Flooding and why Isn’t the Answer in Dog Training🐾⭐️

Imagine teaching a child to swim by throwing them into the deep end of a pool. They might learn to swim, but they could also panic, sink, or need rescuing. Even if they stay afloat, they’ll likely never trust you near water again.

This explains flooding, a training method where a dog is forced to confront something they fear—like fireworks, the vet, or other dogs—with no way to escape. The idea is that they’ll “get over it” if exposed long enough. While it might suppress reactions temporarily, it often causes lasting harm.

The Fallout of Flooding

Flooding might seem like a quick fix, but it can lead to:
1. Broken Trust: Your dog may stop relying on you when they’re scared.
2. Suppressed, Not Solved: The fear doesn’t disappear; it’s hidden and ready to resurface.
3. New Trauma: Flooding can make fears worse or create new ones.
4. Aggression: Feeling trapped, your dog may lash out in self-defence, even if they’ve never been aggressive before.

For example, if a dog is afraid of other dogs, forcing them into a class or group walk to “get used to it” might seem logical. But while they may stop barking or lunging, it’s often because they’ve shut down from stress—not because they feel safe. This can lead to worsening fears or even aggressive behaviour in the future.

A Kinder Way: Gradual Exposure

A better approach is desensitisation and counterconditioning, which works by:
• Gradually introducing fears at a manageable level.
• Pairing them with positive experiences, like treats or play, to help your dog feel safe and confident.

For instance, if your dog fears other dogs, start at a distance where they feel comfortable. Reward calm behaviour and slowly reduce the distance over time.

Flooding may promise quick results, but the fallout—broken trust, lingering fear, or aggression—can last a lifetime. By choosing patience and compassion, you help your dog learn that the world is safe and that they can always count on you.

This type of Training isn’t about fixing behaviours quickly; it’s about changing emotions, building trust, confidence, and a bond that lasts a lifetime.

03/01/2025

Mantrailing & Trail hunt international dates !

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03/01/2025

⭐️🐾Tail Wagging Isn’t Always a Sign of Happiness: Understanding Your Dog’s Body Language⭐️🐾

Did you know that tail wagging is one of the most commonly misunderstood dog behaviours? Many people believe that if a dog’s tail is wagging, it must mean they’re happy. However, this isn’t always the case.

A dog’s tail movement is just one part of their overall body language, and it’s important to look at the whole picture to understand how they’re feeling. For example:
• A high, stiff tail wagging quickly can indicate arousal, tension, or even aggression.
• A low, slow wag might show uncertainty or nervousness.
• If a dog is wagging their tail but their ears are flat, their body is cowering, and they’re avoiding eye contact, they’re likely feeling anxious or scared—not happy.

Context is everything. The same wag might mean different things in different situations, and it’s crucial to pay attention to the rest of your dog’s body language and the environment they’re in.

This ties into a broader issue: not all dogs are suitable for group classes. A dog that is frightened, barking excessively, or struggling to cope around other dogs needs a more tailored approach. Putting them into a class environment can overwhelm them, which is both unkind and counterproductive. It can even make their behaviour worse over time.

Remember: body language is a conversation. Take the time to listen to what your dog is telling you by looking at their entire body, the context, and how they’re responding to the environment. It’s one of the best ways to build a stronger, more understanding bond with your dog.

01/01/2025

✨🤩2025🤩✨

New Year’s resolutions are everywhere right now. Maybe you’re thinking about getting fitter, eating healthier, or breaking a habit. The idea of starting fresh is exciting, isn’t it? But here’s the truth: change doesn’t happen overnight.

Both you and your dog are shaped by your unique personalities, habits, and experiences. Dogs, just like us, have things they enjoy doing, coping mechanisms, and behaviours they’ve learned over time. They also have genetic predispositions—some dogs are naturally more energetic or social, while others are more cautious or independent.

So when we’re trying to change behaviour—whether it’s teaching a dog to stop barking at the doorbell or trying to exercise more ourselves—it takes effort, consistency, and patience.

Let’s think about joining the gym. If you go once, you won’t magically get fitter. It’s the daily practice, the small steps, and the commitment over time that lead to real progress. Training your dog works exactly the same way.

A little bit of training every day builds your dog’s understanding and helps them learn new habits, just like regular exercise builds your strength. It’s up to you to put in the work.

If you’re looking to make changes for you and your dog this year, remember:
• Be patient: Real change takes time.
• Be consistent: Small, daily efforts add up.
• Celebrate progress: Every small win matters.

Change isn’t instant, but your effort will pay off. Let’s make 2025 the year we put in the work—for ourselves and for our dogs. You’ve got this!

01/01/2025

🕵️‍♀️ Murder Mystery Camp 2025 🕵️‍♂️

🌟 Same stunning location. Same epic dog activities. Brand-new mystery to solve! 🌟

Join us for the ultimate mantrailing event of the year, where you and your dog become the stars of a thrilling new case. With extremely limited places, this is your chance to be part of an unforgettable weekend packed with intrigue, excitement, and all things canine.

🔍 What’s in store?
• Nail-biting trails with a mysterious twist
• Unique challenges to put your sleuthing skills to the test
• Plenty of laughs, camaraderie, and surprises along the way

💼 When can you book? ‼️SHORTLY‼️

Don’t miss out – this event sells out fast. Gather your trail partners, dust off your detective hats, and prepare for the adventure of the year!

📍Wiston Lodge, Biggar.
🗓️22nd to 24th August

✨ Are you ready to crack the case? ✨
Stay tuned booking will be available shortly – the mystery awaits…

28/12/2024

✨Looking for a New Hobby with Your Dog?🐾

Do you want to engage your dog’s brain, boost their confidence, and have a good laugh while meeting new people? Mantrailing is the perfect mix of fun, mental stimulation, and teamwork – and it’s suitable for all dogs, even nervous or reactive ones!

I’m planning a last-minute intro session on Sunday, 12th January 2025, but I need 3 or more people to make it happen.

If you’re ready to try something exciting, message me or comment below to secure your spot. Don’t wait – let’s hit the trail together! 🐾

27/12/2024

🖤💛Ready for a new Hobby??

Trailhunt International: The Perfect Mix of Scent Work & Adventure!🖤💛

Looking for a fun, accessible, and rewarding activity to enjoy with your dog? Trailhunt International combines the excitement of mantrailing with the focus of scent work, creating a unique and inclusive sport for dogs of all ages, sizes, and abilities.

Whether your dog is a sprightly puppy, a senior with joint concerns, or somewhere in between, Trailhunt offers a world of benefits:
🐾 Inclusive – Suitable for every dog, from couch potatoes to seasoned sniffers.
🐾 Engaging – Build your dog’s confidence, focus, and bond with you.
🐾 Sociable – Join the lovely All Wagged Out community and make new friends, both human and canine.
🐾 Accessible – Start whenever you’re ready, with flexible sessions and a no-pressure approach.

We run progression sessions every week, so you can attend as often as you like or practise at your own pace. All new Trailhunters begin with a one-to-one introductory session, priced at just £65. This includes a starter kit to get you going straight away!

🌟 Why Trailhunt?
Your dog will love working their nose while having fun, and you’ll see their tail wagging with pride! Plus, as part of the All Wagged Out gang, you’ll enjoy expert guidance from a force-free, IMDT-accredited trainer who knows how to make every session both enjoyable and productive.

So, what are you waiting for? Let’s turn your dog into a superstar tracker and have a blast doing it! Message us today to book your introduction and see how Trailhunt can transform your walks into a scent-filled adventure.

🐕‍🦺 Get ready to sniff, track, and trail!

https://allwaggedoutbooking.as.me/?appointmentType=category:Trail%20Hunt%20

24/12/2024

🎅🏻🎄A Christmas Tail 🎄🐾

In a world of “naughty or nice,” they say,
Where judgement can darken a festive day,
There’s a truth for dogs, both big and small:
Santa loves every trier, and he loves them all.

Perhaps your dog barks at the postman’s tread,
Or hides when guests fill the house instead.
Maybe they tug or leap with glee,
Not the picture of “perfect” some wish to see.

But their heart is pure, their love shines bright,
They’re trying their best with all their might.
For in every bark, every wary glance,
Is a dog who deserves a second chance.

So throw out the pressure, let judgement fall,
Do what works for you—that’s the best gift of all.
Because under the tree, with love so true,
Is the dog who’s perfect, just for you.

All dogs are on Santa’s nice list this year,
With wagging tails and hearts full of cheer.
So here’s to the triers, both human and hound,
Where kindness and love will always be found. ❤️

23/12/2024

✨🎄Merry Christmas from us!🎄✨

We’re signing off to relax & recharge for a few days!

🎁Whatever you are doing enjoy it and be kind. 🎁

♥️AWO♥️

23/12/2024

🎄 Take a Breather This Festive Season—For You and Your Dog! 🐾

December can feel like a whirlwind, with to-do lists, shopping trips, and festive plans piling up. It’s so easy to get caught rushing from one thing to the next. But here’s your reminder: your daily dog walk is the perfect time to slow down—for both of you!

Make the walk all about your dog. Let them sniff, explore, and enjoy the crisp winter air. Sniffing isn’t just fun for them—it’s calming, mentally enriching, and helps them decompress from all the extra energy and chaos that comes with Christmas.

✨ Here’s how to enjoy a festive sniff walk together:
🎅 Go slow: This isn’t about getting from A to B. Let your dog take their time exploring every festive scent—pine trees, frosty grass and all those holiday pee-mails!
🎄 Pick quiet times: Early mornings or late evenings are peaceful and perfect for avoiding crowds.
🎁 Phones in your pocket: Put it on silent, soak up the season, and share this moment with your dog.

A sniff walk is the perfect way to pause during the Christmas chaos, reconnect with your dog, and enjoy the festive magic at a slower pace. ❄️🐕

20/12/2024

✨🎄Merry Management! 🎄✨

The festive season is full of joy, but for our dogs, it can also bring challenges. That’s why a little planning & “Merry Management” can make all the difference. By thinking ahead, you can create a calm, safe & happy environment for everyone.

Management is all about preventing problems before they happen, so let’s talk about putting a plan in place for Christmas. Here are some key things to consider:

1. Visitors & Busy Households

• If your dog finds guests overwhelming, make sure they have a quiet, comfy space where they can retreat and relax.
• Let visitors know how best to interact with your dog (or not interact if they’re nervous!).

2. Tempting Treats

• Christmas is full of goodies like chocolate, mince pies, and other festive treats that can be toxic to dogs. Make sure these are kept out of reach, including gifts under the tree.
• If you’re gifting chocolate, give dog owners a heads-up so it’s not accidentally left where curious noses can find it.

3. Decorations

• Christmas trees can be exciting (and a bit too tempting!) for some dogs. Consider using barriers or setting up the tree in a dog-free zone.
• Keep fragile ornaments or edible decorations, like candy canes, out of paw’s reach.

4. Routines & Exercise

• Try to stick to your dog’s normal routine for walks, meals, and downtime—it can be their anchor in a busy season.
• If walks are difficult due to weather or time, plan indoor enrichment activities like sniffing games or puzzle toys to keep them entertained and relaxed.

5. Planning for Specific Situations

• If you know your dog struggles with certain things, think about how you can manage those in advance. For example, if wrapping paper or crackers stress them out, set up a quiet room where they can be during present unwrapping.
• For dogs who get overly excited or reactive, short breaks in a calm space can help them reset.

By planning ahead and using management strategies, you’re not just preventing problems—you’re actively helping your dog feel safe and comfortable. A calm dog makes for a calmer Christmas, so it’s a win-win!

17/12/2024

🎥 Have a Festive Movie Night – For You and Your Dog! 🐾

December is magical, but let’s be honest—it’s also exhausting. The endless social events, family gatherings, shopping, and decorating can leave both you and your dog feeling worn out. Just like us, dogs can find the hustle and bustle of the festive season overwhelming. That’s why it’s so important to carve out time to unwind and recharge together.

Why not plan a festive movie night? It’s the perfect way to escape the chaos, relax, and reconnect with your dog while soaking up the cosy Christmas vibes.

🎄 Here’s how to do it right:
1. Pick a Christmas film you love – Think heartwarming classics like The Grinch or Elf. Bonus points if it has dogs in it!
2. Create a cosy setup – Grab a blanket, pick your comfiest spot on the sofa or floor, and make it a snuggle zone for you and your dog.
3. Include your dog’s favourites – Give them a tasty chew, their favourite toy, or even a dog-safe Christmas treat to keep them happy while you watch.
4. Pause for belly rubs – This is about spending time together, so take breaks to cuddle, pet, or just enjoy their company.
5. Leave your phone in another room – This time is for you and your pup, not emails or social media.

Why it matters:
For dogs, just being close to you helps them relax and feel secure. And for you, taking a quiet moment to slow down and share the magic of the season with your furry friend can be the perfect antidote to festive stress.

So, next time the world feels a bit too much, dim the lights, pop on your favourite Christmas movie, and snuggle up with your best four-legged friend. You’ll both feel refreshed and ready to tackle the season again. 🐶🎅

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✨ 90-Day Recall Challenge: Final Workshop! ✨ Today was the final session of our 90-day Recall Challenge, and what a fantastic way to wrap things up! We focused on using the Premack Principle—a clever way to turn distractions into rewards and make recall more reliable. Each dog in the group has faced different challenges, with unique personalities, distractions, and motivators. It’s been amazing to see them all progress over the past three months. 🐾 Shoutout to Monty, our Star of the Day! 🐾 Monty, the Rhodesian Ridgeback, loves making friends, but his size can sometimes be a little overwhelming for other dogs. His mum has worked so hard managing situations and building his confidence. They both did brilliantly today, showing focus and teamwork that made us all proud. 🎉WELL DONE to Team Monty & the whole gang! 🎉 Well done to everyone who took part in the challenge—you’ve done such great work! If you’re looking to strengthen your dog’s recall in a fun, force-free way, we’d love to help.

🎄🐾 Christmas Eve Eve Adventures! 🐾🎄 Today was our last mantrailing session before Santa takes the reins – and what a brilliant way to prove to Santa how “nice” they are! 🤫😉 Our amazing pups were on the case, sniffing out their hidden “elves” with determination and festive cheer. They tackled each trail like pros, proving that even on Christmas Eve Eve, there’s always time for a bit of fun and teamwork. Now it’s time for everyone – humans and pups – to rest up for the big day! Merry Christmas from all of us at All Wagged Out! 🎅✨ #MantrailingFun #FestiveTrails #ForceFreeTraining

🎉 Trail Hunt Triumph! 🎉 What an amazing day at our Trail Hunt International progression session! 🐾 Monty, Rosie, and Murphy absolutely smashed it – noses down, tails up, and full of determination! Scentwork is such a fun way to engage your dog’s natural instincts while building focus and trust. These three were total superstars today, and we couldn’t be prouder! Want to give trail hunting a go? Get in touch – it’s a blast! 🚀🐶 #TrailHuntingFun #trailhuntinternational #SniffAndSucceed #AllWaggedOut #dogtraining @trail_hunt_international #dogtrainer #ridgeback #cockapoo #patterdalelakeland #dumbarton #balloch #helensburgh

🌿 Let Your Dog Be a Dog 🌿 The best gift you can give your dog is the freedom to just be. Sniffing, digging, running wild—these aren’t just “dog things.” They’re essential for their happiness. 🐾 Whenever I can, I take Ebby and Quinn on long, quiet walks far from the chaos. We go out of our way to avoid others—not because we don’t like them, but because sometimes we all need space to relax and recharge. 🌳 Not every walk needs to be social. Sometimes the best thing is just being in the moment, together. 💛 #dogtraining #dogmumlife #balloch #helensburgh #thatview #lochlomond #dogtrainer #scotland #dumbarton #allwaggedout

🐾 Mantrailing Fun Today! 🐾 We hit the trails with a big challenge—horses, other dogs, and so many fresh scents everywhere! But our dogs stayed focused and nailed it! Nothing like a day filled with wagging tails, sniffing noses, and a whole lot of trailing fun! 🐶💨 #Mantrailing #SniffAndSearch #dogs #dogtraining #dumbarton #cochno #hardgate #clydebank #fun #allwaggedout #tartantrailers

🐾✨Trail Hunt international!🐾✨ Yesterday’s international trail hunt featured the longest trails we’ve done so far! With loads of distractions, a variety of surfaces, and some contamination, it was a real challenge. All the girls handled it brilliantly, and it was fascinating to watch three very different personalities solve the same problem in their own ways. Well done to all our trail stars! 🐾 #TrailHunting #DogTraining #AllWaggedOut #dogtrainer #dumbarton #dumbartoncastle #dogs @trail_hunt_international

🎉 At All Wagged Out, we offer a wide variety of fun and engaging activities to help your dog learn and grow! From playful training sessions to mental enrichment games, everything we do is rooted in positive reinforcement, ensuring your dog enjoys every step of the way. 🐾We offer puppy training classes to give your little one the best start, alongside exciting activities like Mantrailing and scentwork, which tap into your dog’s natural instincts. Whether it's recall, loose lead walking, or mental stimulation, we’ve got you covered!Check out the reel to see all the action in motion! #dumbartondogs #allwaggedout #dumbartondogsofinstagram #dogtrainer #dogs #Helensburgh #positive #Scotland #Clydebank #Balloch #positivereinforcement #dogtraining #ForceFreeTraining #PuppyTraining #Mantrailing #Scentwork #AllWaggedOut #HappyDogsHappyOwners

✨🐾Saturday Afternoons are for sniffing & silliness!🐾✨ 🌳🐾Yesterday’s Mantrailing session was an absolute blast! We had a fun mix of shiny new teams and seasoned addicts, all proving you’re never too old to play hide and seek – or climb a tree! 🌳🐾 #Mantrailing #AllWaggedOut #HideAndSeekPros #dumbarton #balloch #helensburgh #glasgow #dogs #dogtraining #beardedcollie #foxterrier #lakelandterrier #cavapoo #rescuedog

✨Wednesday Club✨ We never call Wednesday Hump day because it’s our absolute favourite! #squadgoals #ballochpark #ballochcountrypark #mantrailing #dogtraining #dogtrainer #fun #dogs #glasgowdogs

✨Trail Hunt comparisons!✨ On Saturday we did a Trail hunt international progression sessions focusing on hard surfaces. Hard surfaces, like concrete or asphalt, are more challenging for dogs during mantrailing and scentwork because they don't hold scent as well as softer surfaces like grass or soil. The scent particles tend to disperse more quickly on these surfaces, making it harder for dogs to track and follow. Additionally, hard surfaces often have more environmental distractions, such as vehicle fumes and foot traffic, which can interfere with the dog's ability to focus on the target scent. I found it incredibly interesting to watch 3 very different personalities tackle the same trail. When we mantrail we don’t get the opportunity to watch different dogs do the same trail and compare their route and behaviour! Watch as Dottie the springer spaniel, Rosie the cockapoo and Clova (Sassy) the smooth coated fox terrier all take very different approaches to the same task! Rosie takes her scent work very seriously and gets right on the job. Clova prefers soft surface trail even when there’s no deliberate scent there. Dottie who likes to work and honestly did not think this trail was even almost long enough so she added herself! #dumbartondogs #allwaggedout #dumbartondogsofinstagram #dogtrainer #dogs #Helensburgh #positive #Scotland #Clydebank #Balloch #positivereinforcement #dogtraining #trailhuntinternational #trailhuntinternationalinstructor

What a weekend! We had an absolute blast doing Mantrailing and Trail Hunt – and when I say blast, I mean sniffing, zig-zagging, and tail-wagging madness! The dogs were all over it. First, we started with Mantrailing – sniff, sniff, sniff, track, track, track! The dogs’ noses led us through every twist and turn. Then came Trail Hunt – did I mention Trail Hunt? More sniffing, more zig-zagging, and even more tail wagging! The dogs were on a mission. Mantrailing and Trail Hunt – did I say we did Mantrailing AND Trail Hunt this weekend? Because we did, and it was fantastic! Same time next week, anyone? 😄 #Mantrailing #TrailHunt #ScentWorkDogs #DogAdventure #SnifferDogs #CanineNoseWork #DogTrainingFun #DogsThatTrail #WeekendWithDogs #AllWaggedOut #WorkingDogs #DogTrainingJourney #PawsOnTheTrail #NoseToTheGround #HappyTrailers #dumbarton #balloch #helensburgh #clydebank #dogtraining

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