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Group walks incorporating plenty of fun training games along the way to work brains as well as bodies Dogs need physical exercise.
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It keeps them healthy, socialised and out of trouble! Dogs that demonstrate undesired behaviours are often lacking mental and/or physical stimulation. My aim is to provide plenty of opportunities for play, socialisation and fun training games .My priority is the safety of your dog- I have a good understanding of canine body language and endeavour to anticipate any issues with other dogs. I have a

keen interest in how dogs learn having trained my own dog to Kennel Club Gold level in obedience and Trick Dog Champion.

24/11/2024

Happy eighth birthday to our FLOSSY!
Hope you have a lovely day with lots of spoils, cuddles and treats .
Try not to scoff your whole cake in one go like Bella did 😂

20/11/2024

So, here’s our Bella enjoying her birthday cake ! 🎂
Erm, I wasn’t expecting her to eat the blimmin lot?! 😂
Lianne obviously has no knives at her house to cut a nice neat slice . 😂

P.S. Barlie also doesn’t eat his fruit 🫐

20/11/2024

Happy happy birthday to BELLA!
2 today!
Have a super day sweet girl!
Ask your mum to fetch in your cake, have popped it outside for you. 😘

31/10/2024

This was such fun to do! 😂
Can you identify your ghost? 👻

24/10/2024

Happy happy birthday to our Darcie!
🥳🤩🥰

19/10/2024

A big Happy Birthday to our swishiest and most spectacular of doggos, Albus!
7 today!
Hope you’re having a fab day and being spoilt and pampered 🥳

11/10/2024

I found this to be rather amusing .
Comedy shuffle of the week right here .

10/10/2024

Last of your Autumn Newsletters being delivered tomorrow 👍

10/10/2024

More “floody fun” today!
I’m not a fan of letting four dogs go after one ball en mass normally.
Mostly we did our turn taking - one dog/ one ball.
Hugely comical when ball has long gone, floated off two minutes ago into the river , yet doggo is still looking here there and everywhere where the ball was released. 🙄
And who said dogs are smart ?! 🫢

09/10/2024

We had a thought that Alfriston might be nicely flooded for us….
It did not disappoint!
Much enjoyment had catching fast flowing rubber ring…

08/10/2024

It’s always a good idea to check the path is clear of oncoming persons/dogs/bikes/horses before letting your dogs fly out! 😅

07/10/2024

We did some ‘platform stuff’ today!

03/10/2024

No remorse here.
The wash was unwelcome, the dressing gown even more so, but still all worth that plastering of fox doo doo! 🦊

01/10/2024

Proprioception is a big word for a Tuesday!
It simply refers to the dogs awareness of their bodies, legs and head in relation to the space around them and the surrounding environment.
It's also known as "the sixth sense"
Here we're walking in circles on an uneven surface. They need to be able to keep their balance by constantly shifting their weight .
You can see that some have done this previously and some are new to it.
A huge confidence booster!

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176 Hythe Crescent
Seaford
BN253UA

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 6pm
Sunday	12am - 12am

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So, here’s our Bella enjoying her birthday cake ! 🎂 Erm, I wasn’t expecting her to eat the blimmin lot?! 😂 Lianne obviously has no knives at her house to cut a nice neat slice . 😂 P.S. Barlie also doesn’t eat his fruit 🫐

I found this to be rather amusing . Comedy shuffle of the week right here .

More “floody fun” today! I’m not a fan of letting four dogs go after one ball en mass normally. Mostly we did our turn taking - one dog/ one ball. Hugely comical when ball has long gone, floated off two minutes ago into the river , yet doggo is still looking here there and everywhere where the ball was released. 🙄 And who said dogs are smart ?! 🫢

We had a thought that Alfriston might be nicely flooded for us…. It did not disappoint! Much enjoyment had catching fast flowing rubber ring…

It’s always a good idea to check the path is clear of oncoming persons/dogs/bikes/horses before letting your dogs fly out! 😅

No remorse here. The wash was unwelcome, the dressing gown even more so, but still all worth that plastering of fox doo doo! 🦊

Proprioception is a big word for a Tuesday! It simply refers to the dogs awareness of their bodies, legs and head in relation to the space around them and the surrounding environment. It's also known as "the sixth sense" Here we're walking in circles on an uneven surface. They need to be able to keep their balance by constantly shifting their weight . You can see that some have done this previously and some are new to it. A huge confidence booster!

Thought I’d teach them a ‘phone nose boop’ today . I’m sure it will come in useful …

Bit of a long one … This is more about the others waiting nicely than the ‘tunneller’ It’s very hard to wait your turn especially when another dog is moving . Top marks to Pinta, Mimi, Monty, Bo and Millie today

Your dogs have taught me so much over the last 8 years! All those things, Kathryn and I have incorporated into our lesson plans at Nurture Dog Academy. Last week in class, we talked about noise phobias and I shared a Top Tip which I've always done that I know helps out some of your dogs when they hear a loud noise. When I hear a BANG I ALWAYS follow with a "whooo". I do this whether the dogs jump or flinch or they don't seem to notice or care. Whether they are bothered or not isn't the important part . The important part is pairing the potentially scary noise with a happy noise and a treat from me. By coincidence I happened to capture on video today exactly this! We're doing a quick game of "sit tight, while Bo goes around" You can see quite clearly whilst the others don't seem to notice, Bo flinches briefly before resuming what she was doing. Engaging, training, playing with your dog out on their walks releases all those happy hormones which certainly goes some way to overriding these unpleasant jumpy moments that we can't avoid!

Everyone had a great day! Here the boys are getting us safely across the golf course . 🏌️‍♂️ Albus was the ultimate champion of bell ringing today ! 🔔

We had a go at ‘tic tacs’ today . ( no, I have no clue why they’re called that ) Only for young springy ones . Think they enjoyed . 🥰

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All dogs need daily exercise. It keeps them healthy, socialised and out of trouble! Dogs that demonstrate undesired behaviours are often lacking mental and/or physical stimulation. My aim is to provide plenty of opportunities for play and appropriate socialisation using fun training games . My priority is the safety and wellbeing of your dog- I have a good understanding of canine body language and endeavour to anticipate and so prevent any issues with other dogs. I’m keen to build confidence in dogs, recognising when they feel nervous or unsure in any situation or environment and ensuring I give them the appropriate space they need in order to feel comfortable and happy. I have a keen interest in how dogs learn having trained my own dog to Kennel Club Gold level in obedience and Trick Dog Champion.

I only walk small groups of 4 dogs so that I can build a close relationship with your dog. Mutual respect and understanding goes a long way when working on behaviours that we perceive as “undesirable” . We practice gate/door/vehicle manners, turn taking, impulse control etc. All of which are achievable through reward based training games. Your dog doesn’t even realise he or she is learning, just that we are having fun!

I am fully insured and DBS checked. I have completed courses in Canine Body Language, Canine First Aid and Puppy Training and Development.