Close Bond

31/07/2024

Well done Waffle, yes you past your exam I think he's a proud boy

23/07/2024

Trust it to be her

20/07/2024

Back to back,little Buddy and his new friend Fin.

28/06/2024

Mummy can I come and lie beside you?

28/06/2024

These are the owners of this young lady well done Marnee an other Certificate under the collar

27/04/2024

Some of the kids

27/04/2024

You get away with murder with those eyes my boy

15/04/2024

Aw I love my sister

15/04/2024

A blustery morning walk ,with new boarding dogs aren't they all good boys and girls

13/04/2024

One Happy handler today.

13/04/2024

Well done Shadow for completing your 121 beginners exam

07/04/2024

Important information for all animal owners

From toxic spring plants to pesky fleas and ticks, being aware of the potential dangers is crucial for enjoying the season. Here are five essential tips for spring.

06/04/2024

Boarding dogs and my dogs out for a morning exercise

06/04/2024

This little collie was shut away for 10months so she never had any training .This is a working progress so she needs time, patience, praise and treats well done Pip

03/04/2024

Puppy Training in the park at Berinsfield

Commencing on the 17th April 2024
Puppy Classes 6pm - 7 pm
If interested please let me know.

Tel 07921826358

18/03/2024

Farewell my darling ,our dear Saltie (Saltire) left the Cullimore Clan today .He will be so sadly missed by ourselves and his doggie brother and sisters sleep well.

17/03/2024

Wash time kids .

17/03/2024

Right little brother your in for it.

20/02/2024

We are interested whats in the hand ,come on Mum

Pet Service

20/02/2024

My little Buddy

15/02/2024

Important information which will help you

A reactive dog is one who overreacts to certain stimuli in its environment. They may bark, lunge, or growl at triggers like moving objects, other dogs, or people. This behavior, though effective in their eyes, can be quite distressing for you guys

But don't worry! With patience and the right approach, you can help Your Dog feel safe and calm. Here's what to do:
Lower stress levels: Keeping your dog's overall stress low helps reduce reactions. Ensure they have a consistent routine and a comfortable environment.
Increase their sense of safety: Boost their confidence through positive reinforcement and gradual exposure to triggers in controlled situations.
Improve communication: Strengthen your bond and understanding of your dog's body language to prevent outbursts.
dogs are naturally more prone to developing anxious behaviors than others, but underneath the unwanted behaviour are often underlying emotions of fear and uncertainty “reactivity is normally linked to anxiety. The dog is reacting to something that it’s either been negatively exposed to in the past, or hasn’t been exposed to in the correct way. No matter whether it’s cars, dogs, people or even particular noises, the dog hasn’t been introduced to the subject in the correct way and that’s why it feels so unsure about it.”

14/02/2024

A couple of boarding dogs along with our usual amount for the morning exercise

03/02/2024

Mum"s two youngest sparring

26/01/2024

Another little smasher who achieved her Beginners Certificate today along with her trophy. Thank you guys for being consistent with her training it surely works

23/01/2024

Well done George,for passing your 121 beginners program the first pup of 2024.

04/01/2024

31/12/2023

Best wishes for 2024 and
Thankyou for your support over the last year

24/12/2023

It's a bit early for me to sit and tell a stories

24/12/2023

What do you want for Christmas guys ?

22/12/2023

A Big thank you to all my friends and Clients All the very best for 2024 xx