Dog Parkour Fusion

Dog Parkour Fusion Dog Parkour Fusion is the new Quirky Urban Agility combining parkour, agility, hoopers, scent detection, and T-touch into 15 different challenges!

Dog Parkour Fusion blends elements of human Parkour, like balancing, climbing and crawling over obstacles, with other dog-training disciplines like obedience, trick-training, agility, hoopers, scent detection, and Tellington-Touch to form a fun fusion of quirky urban style agility. The courses and challenges are a fun experience for both dog and owner, providing mental and sensory stimulation, whi

le building responsiveness, confidence and trust that further enhances your bond. We’ve developed a series of 15 challenge levels, both indoor and outdoor in built, urban and natural environments that take you and your dog through an exciting new journey of 'discovery' and 'adventure' together.

Congratulations to those that passed our Level 1 Discovery course and challenge last week!
15/02/2022

Congratulations to those that passed our Level 1 Discovery course and challenge last week!

Big congratulations to our Dog Parkour Fusion Foundation Course Graduates this week 👏🏼🐾. So much fun working with you al...
19/06/2021

Big congratulations to our Dog Parkour Fusion Foundation Course Graduates this week 👏🏼🐾. So much fun working with you all and I love to see how much the dogs enjoy Parkour!

Mastering the ‘hold’ position in the 2 paws at different heights.  Building core strength and ‘stand-stays’.
26/05/2021

Mastering the ‘hold’ position in the 2 paws at different heights. Building core strength and ‘stand-stays’.

27/03/2021

Richmond Park Sheen Gate has some amazing parkour opportunities 👌🏻

A really nice clear example of calming signals used to de-escalate over excited play in this video.   It may look as tho...
26/01/2021

A really nice clear example of calming signals used to de-escalate over excited play in this video. It may look as though the chocolate lab just wants to play, but he is not balancing play with his playmate and ignoring several signals that the other dog is not enjoying the interaction. The other dog starts with low level calming signals but has no choice but to continue up the aggression ladder to create distance from the lab. This reaction is to avoid confrontation but necessary to back off the other dog. While some owners think ‘he was just being friendly’ the lab is actually quite bullying in his play. We call this ‘Tarzan’ in which the under socialised, over stimulated dog lacks the play skills and communication to know when they are too much to handle. They may have learnt too much rough play with other dogs and have not been guided through what is appropriate and what’s not. I often describe Tarzan like the drunk friend in the pub who has no idea about personal space! At some point other dogs will tell them where to go and confrontation can happen regularly as a result.

Watch two dogs playing. One dog begins to overstep the comfort level of the other dog by biting a little too hard. The first dog maintains his own level of c...

24/12/2020

The dogs are waiting for Santa too! Their stockings are up in their bedroom! 🎅🏽🎄🐾

23/12/2020
09/12/2020

Official statement regarding proposed BBC Three programme 'Will My Puppies Make Me Rich?':

"I’m usually a big fan of BBC THREE and its often ground-breaking content & comedy. However I join fellow animal welfare campaigners & dog-lovers across the UK in being deeply concerned that this programme is not only ill-conceived & exploitative to animals, but potentially dangerous too. Any show following individuals breeding dogs with little or no knowledge & experience, with their sole intention of making a profit implies this is an appropriate, even aspirational money-making venture to consider; a hugely irresponsible message to send to viewers by a publicly funded, or indeed any organisation. Statements like “capitalising on the demand for designer dogs” are especially worrying, as the aim seems to be producing dogs in sufficient quantity & of a certain type, with no consideration of the many significant health or welfare implications that can result. In my opinion, from an animal welfare & educational perspective, BBC THREE’s purpose would be far better served by a series highlighting the frequently tragic outcomes from dog breeding establishments motivated by profit, such as puppy farms or importing sick young pups from overseas; as well as sharing tips on what to look for when buying a puppy, or better still adopting from rescue. It’s extremely disappointing, especially when the Pandemic has seen a spike in irresponsible dog breeding practices both here & abroad, that BBC THREE is commissioning a documentary that effectively promotes & follows a dog breeding business experiment, posing a risk not only to the welfare of the dogs, puppies & people directly involved, but potentially manufacturing cruelty, which can only have a detrimental effect on the lives of thousands of other dogs & humans. I sincerely hope BBC THREE rethinks this terrible idea which only helps to normalise & encourage dog breeding for money; they listen to their license fee-paying animal-lovers across the country & seriously consider their future plans regarding this show, hopefully choosing a much more responsible, acceptable & ethical concept to take its place in our TV guides.”

You can make a complaint to the BBC here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/contact/complaints/make-a-complaint/ #/Complaint

Sign & share this petition: https://www.change.org/p/bbc-stop-the-bbc-producing-new-program-will-my-puppies-make-me-rich

Thanks guys for all your messages, passion & determination to reverse this ludicrously irresponsible commission. Marc

C.A.R.I.A.D. Lucy The Rescue Cavalier All Dogs Matter Mayhew Friends of Animals Wales Raystede Centre for Animal Welfare Our Dogs Dogs Today Magazine Your Dog Magazine Hownd Agria Pet Insurance VioVet Cavalier Matters K-9 Angels TrustedHousesitters Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) Peter Egan

Winston practises his first ‘balance across’ with height.
27/10/2020

Winston practises his first ‘balance across’ with height.

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