Eager Beever Dog Training

Eager Beever Dog Training dog training

Had a lovely if not slightly wet day today....
28/01/2025

Had a lovely if not slightly wet day today....

We are now halfway through the Jan/Feb puppy course and enjoying every moment.With that in mind, here are the dates for ...
26/01/2025

We are now halfway through the Jan/Feb puppy course and enjoying every moment.

With that in mind, here are the dates for the Arpil/May course

💚 £80 for the course
💚 9am - 10am Sundays
💚 4 - 6 dogs only per course
💚 Outside environment

There are limited spaces so booking it essential.

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Phone - 07460 067 119
Or Email [email protected]

●○●○STARTING ON 11th February○●○●☆Do you struggle getting out for dog walks?☆Do you wish you had some one else to walk w...
25/01/2025

●○●○STARTING ON 11th February○●○●

☆Do you struggle getting out for dog walks?

☆Do you wish you had some one else to walk with?

☆Would you like to socialise your dog?

I'm starting a group for 'Tuesday treks'
12:30 - meeting at Pen*stone train station.
Walks will last 1-1.5 hours

FREE - let's get out with like minded people and get some very important Vitamin D

Anyone fancy learning dog first aid? Local businesses or dog owners welcome
13/01/2025

Anyone fancy learning dog first aid? Local businesses or dog owners welcome

Spaces are filling up, so don't miss the chance to book your space on the Canine First Aid Course.

Sunday February 2nd
10am - 2:30pm
£60

Vet designed and delivered by Jane of Dog First Aid South Yorkshire

This course counts towards your CPD if you're a professional or just peace of mind if you're not.

Covering many topics such as
☆The role of a first aider
☆Legal compliance
☆The foundations
☆CPR
☆Seizures
☆Bleeds and bandaging
☆Shock
☆GDV
☆Toxicity
☆Heatstroke
☆Choking
☆Burns & scalds

Fee includes notebook, handbook, CPR card, and light refreshments

To book a place on this course, please email:
[email protected]

Welcome Pen*stone PuppiesArthur, Rex, Rupert and Teddy
12/01/2025

Welcome Pen*stone Puppies
Arthur, Rex, Rupert and Teddy

06/01/2025

Final Unit of the Canine Health and Nutrition diploma submitted ..... just waiting for it to be marked!

With my final Betty and George walk completed for 2024 that's me clocking off until the new year.Well, you all know the ...
23/12/2024

With my final Betty and George walk completed for 2024 that's me clocking off until the new year.

Well, you all know the diarys always open and the phones always answered - no matter the time or day (within reason)

I hope you all have a lovely Christmas and I'll be back training in the new year. I'm officially back on 3rd Jan 2025

Fran

20/12/2024

I want to take a minute (or 5) to explain what dog training entails. I have recently seen the increase of prong collars, lead yanking and dragging dogs around

- None of these methods actually train your dog.

I'm wondering if it is with increased social media showing '10 minutes to train your dog' style videos? Is it also the television programmes that have to show an untrained dog to a trained dog within an hour?

Unfortunately due to these influences it's giving people an unrealistic outlook and expectations which when they haven't worked in 10 minutes then resort to adverse methods to 'correct' a behaviour.

So let's delve into what dog training actually is
💚 Consistancy
💚 Relationship building
💚 Fun
💚 Understanding
💚 Patience
💚 A different route for everyone
💚 An investment
💚 Realistic expectations

If your trainer is advising any adverse methods then please look elsewhere - that doesn't have to be with me (if you look there are plenty of games based/concept trainers out there).

But please stop the cruelty to our animals.

And just like that the last pups of 2024 have graduated. It's been a pleasure to teach you Baxter, Bobby and Frankie
15/12/2024

And just like that the last pups of 2024 have graduated. It's been a pleasure to teach you Baxter, Bobby and Frankie

Party week a little early as Stanley can't make next weekCongratulations on graduating Stanley
08/12/2024

Party week a little early as Stanley can't make next week

Congratulations on graduating Stanley

The lovely River graduated from her 1:1 puppy class today Jolly Barks and Play
29/11/2024

The lovely River graduated from her 1:1 puppy class today Jolly Barks and Play

Wakefield dates
22/11/2024

Wakefield dates

Pen*stone dates
22/11/2024

Pen*stone dates

22/11/2024

PUPPY CLASSES 2025

Pen*stone - St. Johns Community Centre, S36 6AR

Wakefield - Jolly Barks and Play, WF2 7AZ

£80 per course

4-6 dogs max

We had 2 more dogs join us this morning.Nova was poorly last week so couldn't make it, however wasted no time in catchin...
10/11/2024

We had 2 more dogs join us this morning.
Nova was poorly last week so couldn't make it, however wasted no time in catching up.
Baxter is attending what he can before going to his forever home, he thought he'd have a bath before class today - shame it was the pond he went into!

Frankie was just as zonked this week as she was last week

And finally.... puppy graduation part 3!!Bee and Prince Jolly Barks and Play Prince was very determined when it came to ...
04/11/2024

And finally.... puppy graduation part 3!!
Bee and Prince Jolly Barks and Play

Prince was very determined when it came to the tyre gym and finding those treats.

Well, straight from puppy class over to Jolly Barks and Play to run the Hallowe'en parties.We had 3 pumpkins and even be...
03/11/2024

Well, straight from puppy class over to Jolly Barks and Play to run the Hallowe'en parties.

We had 3 pumpkins and even beetlejuice turned up. As well as some naked dogs

It has been a pleasure, can't wait to run the Christmas parties in December

New Puppy classes started todayWelcome toStanley, Bobby, Frankie and Pam
03/11/2024

New Puppy classes started today
Welcome to
Stanley, Bobby, Frankie and Pam

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S36

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Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm
Saturday 8am - 8pm
Sunday 8am - 8pm

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A guaranteed way for Bracken to eat her veg... Use her toppl ( my best EVER crufts buy). She needs to lose a few 100g to get summer body ready

Brandies acing her recall session

Fun with the pups today. Building a strong recall whilst having fun

Learning retrieve is a great way to exercise both legs and mind. Maddox has aced this so far

4 weeks, 3 lessons, 1 very dedicated owner. Maisie (and her owner) absolutely rocked their walking this morning.

A nice 'day off' today meant a trip to Filey with both 2 and 4 legged friends. We go on holiday to the beach in a few months and so I want to top up my value compared to the environment which is why we used a long line today. Even with all the wind she rocked her recall

Can you see and hear the difference? Are you a babble mouth when out and about meaning you're cues get lost? You can see how Bracken knows and enjoys our 'hup hup' cue but it gets lost amongst all the babble and she can't give an easy behaviour

I've spoke to a few people this week about how to use their newly found skills to help 'get out of dodge' when they have undesired 'events' moving towards them. This is one of mine and Bracken's favourite couple of confidence games, that I also put into our outings randomly - that way they don't get paired with bad events, and it makes sure it really is a learned behaviour and a positive one. I asked for this repertoire 6 minutes after a very unpretty melt down at a tractor - because it's practiced Bracken is now very quick to recover from bad experiences and change her mindset to a positive one

Betty progress.... We've 'changed the picture' for her walks - how? Here's a little list 1 - swapped from a collar to a harness - still a.little work here 2 - allow her time to settle into the environment 3 - going to new places with no prior negative associations 4 - keeping the sessions short For the past 2 weeks I've had NO refusals from her - she had become very stubborn and once backed right out of her collar - hence changing to a harness. She's very pressure sensitive and so if I tried to hurry her the more she 'dug her paws in' I keep the sessions short (50 mins ish) so there are less chances of bad associations/interactions and also if she's not feeling a walk then we have the option of different training. The next thing I need to find is a food she will accept from me as so far we've refused everything - even cooked chicken

A nice jaunt around the local area today 2 things we've been working on recently - proximity when off lead, and being able to ignore passers by that are dog free.

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