Today's client Wendy Gardner said "Hi Karen. Thanks so much for the video and a million thanks for all your help today. Ralph is a changed dog and has really caught on the things about barking , following me through the door etc. I just can’t believe how you taught him so quickly and I am determined to make sure I keep him on the straight and narrow from now on.
You have worked your magic on him for which I shall be forever grateful.
Delighted to know that you do walks too. Will talk to you soon about that and look forward to seeing you again, the coffee is always at hand and always good!!!
Much love and thanks, Wendy xx"
It's a wonderful feeling when you help someone and it clearly means so much 😊
Following advice given by your trainer and you will see good results. Two weeks on from my visit and we have loose lead walking from a committed novice owner and a very under socialised puppy. This pup was very nervous of the outside 🌎 but progress is good because his now owner is dedicated to getting it right. 👏
What walking a balanced pack, off leash should look like.
Good foundations lead to freedom 👏 to enjoy life!
This is what a good recall looks like. If your dog's recall isn't reliable they shouldn't not be off lead
Use your environment to mix things up for your dog. Make their walk interesting and test them by pushing boundaries. I initially taught Rex to jump through for the reward of his ball. Then I asked for more, to jump back. Don't be boring guys if you want your dog to choose you.
Stop him mid flight
Always challenge your dog to new things. I like to mix things up to keep Rex on his toes. No mean feet stopping a dog in mid flight when he's doing what he loves the most. Good boy Rex!
Building a better bond be imaginative with your dog by using the environment
Be imaginative and use your environment to teach your dog different exercises. It will build a better bond between you and your dog and is much more fun for them.
Morning shenanigans 🤪
Out with my boys this gloomy morning.