Rachs Rambles

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Just some of our amazing doggies that come to our agility classes! We have our Beginners Agility Class available to book...
22/11/2024

Just some of our amazing doggies that come to our agility classes!

We have our Beginners Agility Class available to book online for the new year.

After you have attended a beginner's course, you can join one of our 7 agility classes available across Thursday and Saturdays.

Little Asti in our Puppy class on Saturdays learning how to loose lead walk.It's a skill you can start fairly early with...
20/11/2024

Little Asti in our Puppy class on Saturdays learning how to loose lead walk.

It's a skill you can start fairly early with your puppy, and essential as dogs don't come pre programmed to walk nicely on a lead 😁

New classes for the new year up and on our website!

This is Honey.She is so sweet and loving yet can pull like a train on the lead! She also finds other dogs exciting so we...
19/11/2024

This is Honey.

She is so sweet and loving yet can pull like a train on the lead!

She also finds other dogs exciting so we are working with all her guardians to make sure they adapt training to the situation and to help Honey learn easier 😁

It's officially the pig in a blanket season. 🐷🐶Everyone grab your piggies and wrap them up warm!
19/11/2024

It's officially the pig in a blanket season. 🐷🐶

Everyone grab your piggies and wrap them up warm!

For all my reactive pooches! We love them with al our heart but training can be difficult. Here are some reasons why it ...
14/11/2024

For all my reactive pooches!

We love them with al our heart but training can be difficult. Here are some reasons why it might not be going to plan...

Ever been told that you should stop using food in training? Here's a couple of my thoughts on it...
08/11/2024

Ever been told that you should stop using food in training?

Here's a couple of my thoughts on it...

06/11/2024

Love watching her problem solved there was a bone she wanted at the bottom.

Excuse the loud TV it was drowning out fireworks 😂😂 gotta love Strictly!

I return to work tomorrow so if you want to get in touch now's the time 😁

A little throw back to our camping holiday in Northumberland National Park. The dogs love camping with us! Anyone else b...
05/11/2024

A little throw back to our camping holiday in Northumberland National Park.

The dogs love camping with us! Anyone else been camping with their dogs?

Also I'm still on holiday at the moment! Return to work on Thursday!

I'm on holiday until Thursday! So responses won't be made until then as I have 36 hours to enjoy Lisbon before a busy en...
04/11/2024

I'm on holiday until Thursday!

So responses won't be made until then as I have 36 hours to enjoy Lisbon before a busy end of the week!

I'll be stocking up on my leads and longlines soon! So they will be available yo purchase after class or my 1-2-1s I use...
01/11/2024

I'll be stocking up on my leads and longlines soon! So they will be available yo purchase after class or my 1-2-1s

I use Houndagrips as I use them myself and love the quality and durability of them.

Some have been in my van and used for demos for almost 3 years and have held up brilliantly!

If you can't wait and want to check out what they have already head over to:
https://www.houndagrips.com/?ref=LJgs44Pj

And you can use code RAMBLES for 10% off your order.

Disclaimer: I have a referral link with houndagrips so when you purchase them through my link I gain a small commission.
Little purchases like these through links make a big difference to small business. I will only recommend products I use myself and love.

Houndagrips are uk based company that makes rubber grip longlines and training leads in eight different colours. Strong, lightweight and stylish our dog leads have it all. click to find out more

Happy Halloween everyone! 🎃Remember Halloween can be scary for your dogs, so walk them earlier before the monsters come ...
31/10/2024

Happy Halloween everyone!

🎃Remember Halloween can be scary for your dogs, so walk them earlier before the monsters come out!

🧌Put a sign out if you don't want people to knock! (Check out my stories later I'll show you what I do!)

👻Chocolate is poisonous to dogs so keep the treats up and out of reach

💀Spooky decorations can scare your dog so maybe take some extra treats out with you on walks to help them!

🕷️Trick or treating probably isn't the best time to walk your dog even if they are OK with all of the above. Keeping them at home if possible is best. And enjoy trick or treating 🍭

Kevin was on our last Puppy course and here he is sitting proud as ever showing off his certificate. Puppies and beginne...
30/10/2024

Kevin was on our last Puppy course and here he is sitting proud as ever showing off his certificate.

Puppies and beginners automatically get enrolled onto the Hood Companion Awards.

Over the 6 week course you learn new skills often needed around your new dogs while also learning how they learn and what's normal.

Well done Kevin!

I just love a pointy nose 💛💛
29/10/2024

I just love a pointy nose 💛💛

28/10/2024

We’re hosting Simone Mueller’s predation_substitute_training seminar November 19th and 20th in Hertfordshire.

We’re looking for a few more demo dogs to participate. These dogs should be comfortable around people and other demo dogs (though they won’t interact directly, they might see each other in the room).

If you’d like to volunteer your dog, they must be available on both days and have some issues with prey drive, recall, or engagement.

Would you be interested in putting your dog forward?

If so, share a photo of your dog in the comments along with a brief description of their specific challenge, e.g. chasing birds, following unknown scents etc.

Classes available to book now! Agility beginners - Starting Saturday 2nd November 9.15am at Puppy/ Beginners - Starting ...
28/10/2024

Classes available to book now!

Agility beginners - Starting Saturday 2nd November 9.15am at

Puppy/ Beginners - Starting Saturday 2nd November 1.15pm at

Follow on class - Every Monday at 7pm at ExL driving centre in Harlow.

Hooper's - Wednesdays at 6pm at ExL driving centre in Harlow

All available to book online now at www.rachsrambles.co.uk

Training just doesn't have to be about loose lead walking or recall (although I get it, these are things most of us want...
27/10/2024

Training just doesn't have to be about loose lead walking or recall (although I get it, these are things most of us want on a walk)

I have always enjoyed teaching Bertie tricks. He loves them, I love them, it's something we enjoy together.

When he started to get osteoarthritis in his hips he couldn't walk as far. Rather than leave him at home, we are the crazy people who take him out in a buggy!

So previously learnt tricks of paws up on objects that might wobble and on and off objects meant that he took to it straight away!

He has the confidence needed around things that move, and to get in and out of things, that the buggy was no stress at all.

So when out training your dogs and your trainer asks you to teach your dog a nose target or a spin. Yes it may just be for a bit of fun, but it has possibilities of so much more!

I'm training the guys to be comfortable to have something on their head for a funny little project for our bathroom. And...
26/10/2024

I'm training the guys to be comfortable to have something on their head for a funny little project for our bathroom.

And I can't help but laugh at these 😂😂😂

Why is Izzy giving me old Victorian bath house vibes 😂😂

26/10/2024

If a large dog runs over to a small dog and attacks them, the large dog is out of control.

If a small dog runs over to a large dog and attacks them, the small dog is out of control.

If a large dog runs over to a small dog on lead and is overfriendly but it’s too much for the small dog, the large dog is out of control.

If the small dog runs over to a large dog on lead and is over friendly but it’s not appreciated by the large dog, the small dog is out of control.

There is NO difference between the small and the large dog, apart from what society dictates is accepted. It is absolutely NOT fair to let your societally accepted dog (Labrador, Cockerpoo, Daschund, etc) run over to a societally criticised dog (German Shepherd, Staffy, Rottweiler, etc) and blame the other owner for their dog’s reaction.

Control.
Your.
Dog.

If you see a big dog run over to a small dog, it’s a problem. Report it if you want to.. BUT… apply that same energy if you see a small dog run over to a big dog, because it happens. All. The. Time. And no one cares until it’s a big dog. No matter how friendly.

It’s not funny that your cute small dog is barking at a German Shepherd. It’s not cute. It’s about as cute as a German Shepherd barking at your small dog.

Why should the big ‘scary’ dogs be held to a much much higher standard than any other dog? Yes… they should be. But so should EVERY DOG.

It is absolutely not okay to let your out of control ‘cute’ dog run up to an on lead dog and EXPECT them to be okay, and if they’re not, lay the blame on them. If your dog runs up to someone, YOU are to blame. You are the one that has no control over your dog and are using your dog’s friendliness as a shield. S**t happens. I get it. That’s fine, but accept fault. Own it. Apologise. Put steps in place so that it doesn’t happen again. But if you’re a repeat offender then it’s a problem. Don’t scoff at the recipients dog and say they should train their dog. Chances are they’ve done far more training than you. Dont say you’re going to report them because YOUR OFF LEAD DOG got all up in their on lead dog’s grill and they didn’t like it.

And this even applies to off lead dogs minding their own business being approached/bothered/attacked by other off lead dogs. If I was hanging out in the park and someone ran at me, or got up in my grill, I’d act defensive. Why should dogs be robots?

Control.
Your.
Dog.

I may lose followers for this but I’m honestly okay with it. I’m sick of the double standards. 🤯

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The Downs
Harlow

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

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