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Five Senses Dog Training

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Five Senses Dog Training

Assistance Dog Training (in person & online) | Dog Walking | Drop-ins | Puppy Training. Knutsford based.

14/11/2024

Anyone who knows me will know that I LOVE Boxers, and so it was an absolute joy to have a training session with a Boxer puppy.

Puppy Sessions are available to book for dogs aged up to 12 months, more info in my bio 🐶

13/11/2024

Exciting news 🙌🏼 Five Senses Dog Training is now offering Premium 1-2-1 Dog Walking and pet sitting services in Knutsford, Cheshire.

My services are catered to accommodate your dogs needs. I can, for example, feed your dog or administer medication during the visit.

Your dog will receive the best quality care, with regular updates sent to you throughout my visit, so that you can keep updated with their adventures and be informed of any important changes.

Link in my bio for more information 🐶

06/03/2024

It's been a busy month with some exciting news! Some of you may have heard that I've joined the .p4ws team, caring for and walking dogs in Ancoats and Manchester city centre 🥰

I'll be continuing to run Five Senses Dog Training, but as always things can get busy. Thank you so much for your support and understanding 💜

28/02/2024

5 reasons to play tug with your dog 🐕

1. It provides your dog with mental and physical stimulation. Meeting your dog's needs is essential to maintaining their overall wellbeing.

2. Setting time aside to play with your dog helps build relationship and strengthens your bond!

3. It gives your dog an appropriate outlet to rehearse their innate predatory motor pattern. This can release endorphins in their brain, helping boost mood.

4. It's a great alternative to using food as a reward. Some dogs might even find it higher value!

5. Touchangok9 have a variety of tug toys to keep things exciting, all of which are non-toxic and free of any nasty chemicals.

You can visit the link below, and use the code GET10 to receive 10% off Touchangok9 tug toys 🥰

https://www.touchangok9.co.uk/

22/01/2024

I love my job 💜

Dog training is a series of highs and lows and I often feel saddened when teams are struggling. But I get to rejoice when they're succeeding. This week it's been lovely to see the amazing progress some teams have made in overcoming training challenges. One Assistance Dog team has been learning to pick up a lead and bring it to their owner, another learnt to open and close doors! I love that I get to be a part of it.

09/01/2024

It is important to not distract Assistance Dogs while they are working. This includes not petting, offering food, talking to them, nor taking pictures without the handlers permission. Distracting an Assistance Dog could, for example, cause the dog to miss an important medical alert.

01/01/2024

Happy New Year everyone! Thank you all for your continued support in 2023 💜

13/12/2023

Dog training progress isn't linear; there will be good days and bad days. Progress can be fast and it can be slow. Your dog may have to revisit some lessons down the road, and patience is key.

Dogs progress at different rates. The speed at which you reach your goal isn't important. What matters is that you are taking the time to work with your dog and are consistent even during challenging times.

Top top: keep a training log! That way, when you feel discouraged, you can look back and see how far you've come.

11/12/2023

Holiday update ✨

I'm on Christmas break from Thursday 14th December until January 8th. Current clients are welcome to contact me during this time. However, I won't be taking on any new enquiries until the New Year. Hope you all have a lovely holiday!

Picture of Teddy the Cocker Spaniel, an assistance dog in training.

10/12/2023

Often referred to as the 'Trifecta of Calm', licking, chewing and sniffing are natural, stress-relieving activities.

As we head into the festive season, there are many upcoming events we love to celebrate, but that might be overwhelming for our dogs.

Alongside creating a safe space for your dog (and other management techniques), here are some ways to encourage your dog to lick, chew and sniff to help calm them during this busy season.

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Greater Manchester

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Website

http://fivesensestraining.com/

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