Shy girl putting all together.
First time learning middle
Very confident Middle/Peek-a-boo.
What benefits do you think this has for your dog?
Last night, along with trouble shooting, we played some games which had a series of benefits. Two of the dogs had learned one game a couple of weeks ago. The third one didn't know any.
Combining Middle, Touch, and Look left-Look right were the challenges.
See how they did over the next couple of days.
Puppy play time.
We are co-training another puppy class with Sheba's Pawsitive Puppy and Dog Training, Walking & pet Sitting on Friday evenings (6.00pm) in Peggs Green. Next class starts on 19th July.
Message for info if you are interested.
Practicing scent work with distractions and making use of items we already have available as an alternative to a walk in the heat.
Sounds like fun?
Bookings are currently open for our Scentsational Games workshops in July and August
Would you like to have great focus and a loose lead walk with your dog?
If the answer is yes, join our loose lead and recall workshop in Blaby on 30th June. Places are limited so book now.
If this is not for you, please share our post to give someone else the opportunity to have fun and develop their dog's skills.
Loose lead walking practice tonight. Didn't they do well?
Early steps for staying close to mum when walking and waiting by the kerb. A Sit was a bit hard
Black and Tan X-breed after a walk.
This worried boy is now starting to trust me to train and walk him
Practicing DMT and A2B as the rain bounced off the roof. Good focus, team.
Grey and tan Yorkshire Terrier demonstrating an accessible version of Paws On with a seated owner.
It's a real feel good power pose.
Fraggle's Paws #dogtraining
The foundation stone for everything we ask our dogs to do is eye contact. After all, if they are looking at us they are listening to us too.
Eye contact on the move also results in loose lead walking ☺️
When the best place to be is with Mum because she has the good stuff ❤️
Giving your dog some playtime which taps into their natural behaviours is an important piece in the dog training puzzle.
We had the adult equivalent of the witching hour. After a short crate rest to remove his choices we then played get it and shake/tug for 3 reps of no more than 3 minutes with a drop (out) between each of them.
This was right at the end of the game when he got a bit tired. He's having a snooze now 🤗☺️
Taking it steadily any dog can have fun with this exercise after a gentle warm up.
Notice the poles are very low on the ground as a starting point for all the dogs, and as it's a new exercise we are luring.
Watch carefully and tell me what you notice about this little guy's movement over the poles.
Yorkshire Terrier doing cavaletti poles and go round