South West Dog Training & Behaviour Centre

06/01/2025

What is your name?

31/12/2024

Happy New Year. Looking forward to 2025, having many adventures, building stronger bonds between dogs and their humans whilst having fun. We look forward to seeing you soon. 🐾🐾

28/11/2024

31/10/2024

Happy Halloween.
Have fun with yours dogs. Some dogs are happy seeing the creatures that come out on Old Hallows Eve, but some get spooked by the ghosts and ghouls that come out tonight which can be scary for them. Please don’t put your dog in scary situations.
If you dress your dogs up please share a photo or video below 🎃

08/09/2024

It’s starting to get busy. A quick shot when we haven’t got people in front of the stand.

08/09/2024

The sun is out at Frampton Fair. 🤞🏼 it stays out.

05/08/2024

For our clients who use this Yumove they have a great offer on at the moment 😁

22/06/2024

Thank you Helen for posting a photo. Lovely to see your relationship between yourself and Bramble develop and blossom. Huge congratulations 👏🐾

29/05/2024

👍 if you have ever fell over whilst dog walking.
❤️ if you have come home with a super muddy dog (mud pig).

05/04/2024

27/03/2024

Bronze Kennel Club Test date -
4/4/2024 practice at 5pm Test at 6pm.
For more information contact 07977785082.
Places must be pre-booked.
Dogs must be non reactive with other dogs.

27/03/2024

Kennel Club Courses in April.
For more information please contact us on [email protected] or call 07977785082.

20/03/2024

It’s National Yellow Dog Day!
For those who don’t know about “YELLOW DOGS”
There are several reasons you might see a dog wearing yellow. Here are some of the reasons: nervous, anxious and fearful, might not get on well with other dogs, unwell, old and stiff, in season or in training.

It has been a tough year for so many. A lot of dogs are encountering new experiences and challenges and sometimes not sure how to express themselves.

If you see a dog wearing yellow, do not approach with your dog. Please help the owners by giving the dog space to make the dog feel comfortable.