Rachs Rambles

Rachs Rambles Rach's Rambles. Positive and reward based trainer, helping you and your dog what ever stage in life.

If your goal this year was to try something new with your dog or build on their training, there’s still time to follow t...
25/11/2025

If your goal this year was to try something new with your dog or build on their training, there’s still time to follow through.
There’s no need to wait until January. Classes are running now through to 20 December, with options including Gundog Games, Hoopers, Life Skills, and Agility.
Whether you’re starting fresh or continuing progress, there’s a space for you.

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Only 2 weeks left to join our November sessions!We’ve seen a steady increase in interest across our Life Skills classes,...
19/11/2025

Only 2 weeks left to join our November sessions!

We’ve seen a steady increase in interest across our Life Skills classes, and it’s been great to welcome new participants. Alongside Gundog Games and Hoopers, all classes continue through December.

If you’re looking for something engaging to do in the evenings, you’re very welcome to join us! Class times:
Mondays at 7pm – Life Skills
Wednesdays at 6pm – Hoopers
Wednesdays at 7pm – Gundog Games
Saturdays at 1.20pm - 1-2-1 Agility

What age can dogs start training?I get asked this a lot, and to be honest there is only one answer. It’s never too early...
17/11/2025

What age can dogs start training?

I get asked this a lot, and to be honest there is only one answer.

It’s never too early to start preparing for life with a dog. I’ve worked with clients before their dog even arrived, helping them set up their home, hide cables, and choose essentials from trusted suppliers like Fin & Fur to make those first few weeks easier.

Training doesn’t have to look the same for everyone. From day one, you can begin building trust, supporting your dog’s social development, and introducing their name in a way that feels positive and clear.

If you’re getting a dog soon or feeling overwhelmed by conflicting advice online, I offer tailored training programmes to help you start with confidence.

Baxter the beagle has found a new favourite, his Clam from Tug-E-Nuff As the evenings got darker, we wanted to make it e...
16/11/2025

Baxter the beagle has found a new favourite, his Clam from Tug-E-Nuff

As the evenings got darker, we wanted to make it easier for him to spot his rewards during training. The Clam has been perfect. It’s easy to see, simple to throw, and keeps the treats secure until he gets to them.

Since introducing it, he’s been flying around the course with even more focus and enthusiasm. A small change that’s made a big difference to his sessions.

You can grab your one at https://tug-e-nuff.com/products/the-clam?ref=RAMBLES&variant=31850896621665

Whether it’s five minutes in the garden or a quiet moment in the kitchen, every bit of training helps build trust. Start...
13/11/2025

Whether it’s five minutes in the garden or a quiet moment in the kitchen, every bit of training helps build trust. Start where you are, and keep showing up.

12/11/2025

Our 1 to 1 sessions continue to be a popular choice, supporting everything from loose lead walking and recall to socialisation.

Spaces for 2026 are starting to fill, and availability is becoming limited.

If you’re considering booking, now is a good time to secure your place.

Making Everyday Life Easier for Senior DogsAs dogs get older, they may find certain tasks more difficult than they used ...
11/11/2025

Making Everyday Life Easier for Senior Dogs

As dogs get older, they may find certain tasks more difficult than they used to. This can be influenced by a range of factors, but there are simple ways to support them both at home and onAs dogs get older, they may find certain tasks more difficult than they used to. This can be influenced by a range of factors, but there are simple ways to support them both at home and on walks.

At home, consider using mats throughout areas with hard flooring. My own kitchen is mostly covered now, as it’s the only slippery surface downstairs. Mats provide better grip, which helps reduce the risk of falls. This can also be helpful for puppies or dogs with furry feet.

Out on walks, focus on lower intensity activities. Games like searching for treats in the grass or calmly waiting to locate a ball can be more manageable than repeated high-energy fetch. These adjustments help keep older dogs engaged without putting strain on their bodies.

Meet Monty. You may have seen him in our stories this week. Monty is a lovely dog just heading into adolescence who news...
09/11/2025

Meet Monty.

You may have seen him in our stories this week. Monty is a lovely dog just heading into adolescence who news help just trying to stay a little calm around dogs. We adjusted some bits to help as previous skills weren't now working and he did amazing!

Plus me and his owner have a shared love of gardening so got to chat about that as well! Very happy Rachel and Monty!

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Harlow

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

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