š Live Q&A Session š¾
Wednesday 19th at 6PM UK time, here on Facebook! The perfect chance to ask us anything. Canāt wait to chat with all of you and answer some questions!
š See you next Wednesday! Donāt forget to drop by!
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Got a reactive dog or want to learn more about managing reactivity? š¾Join us for a Full Day Reactivity Workshop on Friday 14th March 2025 at Cainark HQ!š” Choose your spot:š Working Spot (Ā£120) ā Bring your dog and work directly with Steve, our expert trainer.š Spectator Spot (Ā£60) ā Learn and observe without your dog. This workshop covers everything from engagement and lead walking to socialisation and neutrality. Plus, tea, coffee, and a 1-hour lunch break included! Spaces are limited, so donāt miss out ā book your spot today! š
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February group training courses: Puppy 1, Puppy 2, Adolescents - book your space by visiting our website šš¾ #dogtraining #dogtrainingisfun #puppytraining #dogtraininghelp
Harnesses do they create pulling or not when lead walking? Itās not the tool that youāre using that creates a pull, but that the dog has not been taught a good enough lead walking position and doesnāt have the right understanding of what you want them to do. With harnesses it can automatically place the dog in front of you which then creates an angle on the lead which the dog then pulls against. However, with just a collar the dog can pull against this and end up choking themselves. Ultimately lead walking position needs to be created to stop pulling. What lead walking set up do you use?? Comment āHarnessā to see our next video of about lead walking in a harness š #dogtrainingtips #dogtrainer #dogtraining
Shut the f&@k Up! Do you or your dog get anxious when youāre out on a walk? Do you then try to talk yourself through that anxiety, or start chatting away to your dog because you think itās helping their anxiety? Well stop and shut the f&@k up! We say this because our dogs are so in tune with our feelings, they already know your anxious as the can smell the change in your hormones, they donāt then need to hear the anxiety in your voice too! This will only make their anxiety worse and you both spiral š So if youāre feeling anxious, then keep quiet, get yourselves in to a more comfortable environment and relax before having a natter š¤« #dogtrainer #dogtraining #dogtrainingtips
Engagement, we hear trainers go on and on about this, but what can be used to help increase engagement from our dogs?- Food- Toys- Play- Obedience- Tone - Movement. What gets your dog engaged?
Struggling with recall? Well whatās in it for the dog? Letās think about it for a moment in terms of the dog, why should they come back, have you created a reason for them to want to come back? Weāre not saying itās all about treats, but by giving them something positive each time they come in then they will want to come back to you, we need to stop expecting and start creating, develop a relationship and trainšWhat positive do you give your dog for recalling? #dogtrainer #dogtrainingtips #dogtraining
Cane Corso or should we say XL bully on steroids??! Here we go again with the tabloids running stories and scaremongering about the next breed of dog that should be banned. How many times do we have to say itās not the breed of dog but the people that own them thatās the problem. When would it be right in any other situation to blame and punish the majority for the minority?? As owners of a Cane Corso we said that this breed would be targeted next, but we need to solve the problem from the root, not just keep banning breeds because where dies it stop š”š¤
London Pet Show Live 2025 - whoās coming?? We will be attending on 20th & 21st September 2025, taking place at Olympia in London. We will have the team there for you to meet, a stall so you can chat about any training issues, as well as doing demonstrations and talks on both days in the Pet Activity Arena š¾. We hope to see you there! https://londonpetshowlive.com
Happy New Year!Itās 2025 and what are you going to do this year with your dog?Letās stop just dealing with situations and letās start solving the issues!Remember thereās loads of helpful information and resources online, thereās loads of amazing trainers BUT you have to get up and start doing the work!So letās make 2025 the year that we work together to help solve some of your dog training issues š #dogtraining #dogtrainer #inspirationdaily
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Should We Be Cuddling Dogs?
The Surprising Truth
Our advice? No.
And hereās why.
While cuddling might seem harmless or sweet, not all dogs enjoy it. Dogs are individuals; many donāt naturally find close physical contact comforting. Instead, some may feel restrained, anxious, or even threatened.
If a dog reacts negatively, like growling or snappingāitās often labelled as āaggressive.ā But in reality, they may just be expressing discomfort. Sadly, itās the dog that often pays the price, even though the situation could have been avoided.
As humans, weāre in a position of privilege, and itās our responsibility to respect a dogās boundaries. Always read their body language and ensure interactions are positive for both parties.
Whatās your take?
Should we cuddle dogs, or should we let them decide?
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The ONLY Recall Video Youāll Ever Need!
Struggling with recall? Hereās some extra tips:
1ļøā£ Start Indoors: Pair your recall word with something positive. Reward your dog every time they respond!
2ļøā£ Move to the Garden: Once theyāve mastered it inside, practice in a controlled outdoor space.
3ļøā£ Take It Outside: Gradually introduce distractions. Consistency is key!
Keep practising, and soon your dog will know that coming to you always means good things.
Howās your recall training going? Let us know!
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