Before coming to Platinum K9, Romesh Ranganathan struggled with obedience with his two dogs Reggie and Ivy 🐶
After six weeks of residential training with us, he says it's been a revelation and is delighted with the results 🐾
Before coming to Platinum K9, Frankie Bridge struggled with her two dogs Turbo and Leia...
Now, she has 'two different dogs' and couldn't be happier with the results 🐾
Are you struggling with your dog resource guarding? 🤔
We can help!
If you have any queries, feel free to contact us now at👇
📞 0115 646 0905 / 07773 478411
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.platinumk9.com
Rugby grit meets canine wit 🏉🐶
Jamie George shares his experience with Platinum K9, after first bringing his vizsla Otto to us in the summer of 2020 🐕
You can check out the full version on our YouTube channel via the link below👇
https://youtu.be/ejDOAhTKNy4
New YouTube video! 🎥
In our latest video on the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991, we explain the legislation and how this may apply to you and your dog, and how the act will be changing from 31st Dec 2023 👇
https://youtu.be/z4KtlnRbR2M
At Platinum K9, we’re here to help you and your XL bully.
We now have a 3 week residential course tailored for the incoming legislation this December, which will teach your dog:
🔺 Loose lead walking
🔺 Muzzle Training
🔺 To control positive or negative reactivity
If you have any queries, feel free to contact us now at👇
📞 0115 646 0905 / 07773 478411
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.platinumk9.com
Should the XL Bully breed be banned in the UK? 🤔
Head trainer Jon Gardner appeared on GB News to discuss the potential banning of the breed 📺
Read more on our thoughts of the debate through the link below, and let us know what you think in the comments 🗞️
https://www.platinumk9.com/mandatory-temperament-testing-for-dogs/
#xlbully #bully #xlbullydebate #platinumk9
Archie. Day 1 at school.... show off in the hope the trainers think there has been a mistake and you don't need schooling 😎🥸🤣
Willow has been with us a few weeks now and us nearing the end of her residential training course. She is typical of most fear based aggressive dogs that come to work with us. Very slow to settle in and in all honesty quite difficult to manage to begin with. But, once we start making progress with this type of dog, their confidence in us and what we expect of them grows. Good to see her relaxed and enjoying some enrichment time with the team away from training.
Heading into the weekend folks and it's set to be a beautiful one. Enjoy and be careful with the heat😊
Ozzy & Dougie making a good start to their residential training course. Their course covers reactivity to dogs and leash manners. They are staying with us as part if our Platinum Directors package, both dogs living and working with Jon.
A real character arrived yesterday!
Rocky😎
Seriously dog and car reactive whilst pulling like a steam train.
We ❤ him
Great start to the Bank holiday weekend with fab weather as well. Some of the team travelled to Swansea to handover Kaiser to @tivonge_r after his residential family protection dog course. We had a great time training Tiv with Kaiser and the traffic home was easy too😎
Cockapoo Companion dog, Honey.
She was sourced, procured and is in training with us as a Companion dog.
Her owners gave the Platinum K9 team a set criteria for the type of dog they wanted and the specifics of its training.The team did the rest and she is happily progressing.
At 4.5 months old, we think she is doing really well.
If you would like us to provide a similar service to you then please get in touch.
To Nottinghamshire via London and Costa Rica!! This little dog Lola is used to new environments and is settling in well. We have a lot of 'London' dogs with us atm. They are a mixture of big and small with a common theme, reactivity. They are all loving companions that react instinctively and impulsively in certain situations. In A rural environment you can perhaps get by or avoid problems with a reactive dog. In a big city it's impossible.
There is no 'cure' for high levels of reactivity. Some dogs are a perfect storm of genetics and learnt behaviour. Put those ingredients inside a big strong dog and you have a big challenge. But that challenge isn't insurmountable. Getting control of the dog, teaching him to control those impulses, then training the owners to maintain and develop them is the key. Consistency and resilience.
Kaiser and his committed owners are a great example of that.
Leo settling in, learning the basics and all with a smile on his face 😁
Leo settling in, learning the basics and all with a smile on his face😁
As the caption says... 'have a great weekend folks'
