Caroline Gale Dog Training

Caroline Gale Dog Training We no longer board pets (the kennels closed in March 2019) but our dog training continues to run cla

For details of our puppy classes and other classes we run such as scent work, gundog, beginners etc, visit www.theogwelldogtrainer.co.uk

Lots of new exciting classes for February and March. Aswell as puppy classes and one-one sessions we have Springers, Spr...
07/02/2025

Lots of new exciting classes for February and March. Aswell as puppy classes and one-one sessions we have Springers, Sprockers and Cockers 5week class starting Thursday 6th March 5pm. Recall workshop Sat 8th March. In it, on it, round it, through it workshop for fun and focus Sat 8th March, Leadwalking class and then in April will have a new scent class and petdog gundog class. All details can be found on www.newtonabbotdogtraining.co.uk

10/01/2025

Puppy class: One space left on this 5 week course starting on Sunday 19th Jan 9.30am

New puppy classes starting in January. Sunday 5th Jan at 10.45 (one space left). Sunday 19th Jan (five spaces left). Eac...
07/12/2024

New puppy classes starting in January. Sunday 5th Jan at 10.45 (one space left). Sunday 19th Jan (five spaces left). Each course is 5weeks long. Also have a petdog gundog course starting in January. More details on

I cover many aspects of dog training. Puppy classes, private one-one lessons, recall workshops, scent training, Lead training and I am also a Separation Anxiety Specialist. I can also do virtual lessons via Zoom.

The old advice of stick and flick when in the countryside is outdated, https://petimpact.co.uk/blogs/poo-revolution/how-...
07/12/2024

The old advice of stick and flick when in the countryside is outdated,
https://petimpact.co.uk/blogs/poo-revolution/how-dog-poo-can-harm-wildlife-and-our-wider-ecosystems?fbclid=IwY2xjawHAx-VleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHZSv2O2MrbVSeWE4cLv_YXDthsYwDLmSlJ44lAyGK-fyOIvFabv5T22K0A_aem_CxD9TdNimC7OmS7it5xKKA

Dog p**p - natural or not? Is it ok to leave dog poo in the environment? Unfortunately dog waste can pose some serious environmental and health dangers. Dog p**p is not just a nuisance, it can be harmful to our ecosystems and our own health...

We have lots of new classes starting. Scent, puppy, adolescent, beginners, recall. Find out more on the website www.theo...
08/10/2024

We have lots of new classes starting. Scent, puppy, adolescent, beginners, recall. Find out more on the website www.theogwelldogtrainer.co.uk or get in touch for a chat 07702122042

30/09/2024
07/08/2024

WHAT TO DO IF YOUR PET GETS BITTEN BY AN ADDER❗️❗️ It's adder season and cases of adder bites are beginning to come in. It is important pet owners are aware of adder bites and what to do if you think your pet has experienced an adder bite.

Adders usually live in (but not limited to):
-Sand dunes
-Hillsides
-Rocky areas
-Moors
-Woodland areas
Adders hibernate from October and usually emerge from hibernation in the early spring – as soon as it gets sunny! They eat lizards, small mammals and sometimes birds; they rarely bite humans or dogs but when this does happen, it is likely out of self-defence.

If you don’t see the incident or hear any uproar when it occurs, you may notice the following symptoms later on. Symptoms may include (but not limited to):

-Severe swelling around the site of the wound
-Visible pain
-Bleeding or bruising
-Inflammation from the spread of venom
-Increased heartrate or quickened breathing
-Drooling
-Vomiting
-Lethargy or general weakness

What should I do?

It’s important to remain calm. 96% of bitten dogs make a full recovery in as little as five days.

If your dog is yelping or frightened, don’t further their feelings of distress by panicking alongside them. Firstly, you should try to keep your dog still to avoid the venom spreading throughout their body. If you’re able to do so, carry them home or back to the car – the less your dog moves, the less chance the poison gets to travel through their bloodstream. This will also minimise the risk of movement-related pain, especially if your dog has been bitten on the paw or leg. Contact your vet as soon as possible. If you are away on holiday, contact the nearest vets for assistance.

Treatment will depend on the severity of the bite. A painkiller might suffice, or if your dog has been really badly bitten, the vet may recommend antihistamines or a treatment for shock. If your dog’s symptoms are severe, anti-venom may also be administered if it’s available.

Share to raise awareness with your own friends and family!
🐍

Kingsteignton Vets

https://www.myfamilyvets.co.uk/adder-bites-in-dogs

check out the website for more details of the classes starting in September. (Puppy classes, Pet dog gundog, recall, one...
05/08/2024

check out the website for more details of the classes starting in September. (Puppy classes, Pet dog gundog, recall, one-one's)

15/05/2024

Puppy class starting Sat 18th May 5pm.

Puppy Class starting on saturday 18th May at 5pm.  6 week course.  £99.  venue - beautiful location, field in Ogwell. No...
07/05/2024

Puppy Class starting on saturday 18th May at 5pm. 6 week course. £99. venue - beautiful location, field in Ogwell. Not far from Newton Abbot. Check out www.theogwelldogtrainer.co.uk for more info.

I cover many aspects of dog training. Puppy classes, private one-one lessons, recall workshops, scent training, Lead training and I am also a Separation Anxiety Specialist. I can also do virtual lessons via Zoom.

26/04/2024

May Dates for the 6week puppy course. Next class starts on Sat 4th May 9.15am. (Just one space left). Then we have a class starting Saturday 18th May 5pm. Finally a class starting Thursday 30th May at 6pm

16/03/2024

New classes added to the website. We have puppy classes, gundog classes, scent classes, recall and leadwalking classes all starting in April. www.theogwelldogtrainer.co.uk

Address

Croft Road, East Ogwell
Newton Abbot
TQ126LU

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Caroline Gale Dog Training posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Caroline Gale Dog Training:

Share

Category

Our Story

We are a very small kennels catering for just 13 dogs. Our aim is to provide your dog with a fun-filled holiday, making sure he has access to the garden frequently for toilet breaks and gets lots of walks, fuss and playtime. We aim to provide a minimum of 4 walks per day for every dog. We have over 60acres of private land, consisting of fields and woodland. We even have access to a river. If you would like your dog to have a great holiday while you have yours, then give us a call on 07702122042 to arrange a taster day for your dog. You can find out about the taster day by reading our settling in page on our website www.holidayhomeforpets.co.uk