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Pam Purnell, Lead by Example Dog Training Weekly Dog and puppy Training classes. Also private home training and Behaviour management Consultat By appointment only.
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Lead By Example dog training is offering smaller classes of 8 to 10, to enable us to give you a more personal 1 to 1 experience. Dog training classes are held in Upper Killay Gower Rd SA 27HQ Swansea area. Training is purely for domestic dogs (not competitive training). A small example of our training includes :-

* We train you to train your dog. As well as basic exercises you will learn to tea

ch your dog the following.

* Focus training.
*Walking on a loose lead (prevent pulling).

*Come when called (recall training).

* Stay until released.

*Leave it. These are just a few exercises you and your dog will learn together. Instruction will include working up to intermediate and advanced should you wish to progress with your dog in training. When your dog will eventually learn how to work through distractions including outside distractions.

*Deaf dogs are very welcome into the class. Having owned a deaf dog myself they really benefit from the training. We would love to help and support anyone wanting to train a deaf dog.

* Private home training and behaviour management.

02/06/2024

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11/08/2023

LEAD BY EXAMPLE DOG TRAINING

Just to remind everyone that training classes start back up again on 10th Sept 2023
Looking forward to seeing you all again soon both humans and dogs. We have a few spaces left should anyone be looking for a friendly welcoming training class.
For information on our classes please contact me Pamela Purnell
You can reach me on the information below.

m.07724152186
01792296988
email [email protected]
web site pamleadbyexample.com

Best Regards
Pamela Purnell (M.I.A.C.E) Professional dog trainer and certified level 5 behaviour specialist.

Check the labels. ❤
08/08/2023

Check the labels. ❤

⚠️ Even small amounts of xylitol can cause hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), seizures, liver failure or even death in dogs. The higher the amount your dog eats, the greater the risk of liver failure complications.

Manufacturers extract xylitol (also called birch sugar) from birch trees, corn fiber, hardwoods and other vegetable matter. It’s made into a white powder that looks and tastes like sugar. It’s about as sweet as sucrose but contains about half the calories, and it doesn’t cause blood sugar spikes.

👉 Here's where xylitol/birch sugar is hiding:
* Drink powders
* Cough drops and syrups
* Instant coffee
* BBQ sauce and ketchup
* Vitamins
* Candy and chocolates
* Toothpaste and mouthwash
* Chewing gum and mints
* Peanut butter, jam, pancake syrup
* Pudding

When a dog eats something containing xylitol, it’s quickly absorbed into the bloodstream. This causes a potent release of insulin from the pancreas. This rapid release of insulin results in a profound drop in the level of blood sugar (hypoglycemia). And it can happen within 10 to 60 minutes of ingestion. Untreated, this hypoglycemia is often life-threatening.

But ... if you know your dog is poisoned with xylitol, you need to get your dog to the vet for an intra-muscular shot of glutathione. Glutathione is the "king of antioxidants" and is found in every cell. The liver is the major organ of detoxification and desperately needs glutathione to stay healthy ... especially in poisoning emergencies like this. Giving it orally doesn't work ... it must be injected directly.

Most compounding pharmacies can prepare this for you as an intramuscular solution that you can take to your vet or emergency clinic.

👉 Click here to read more:
https://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/dangers-of-xylitol-for-dogs/

Happy rainy Tuesday everyone. ❤
08/08/2023

Happy rainy Tuesday everyone. ❤

Scottish miniature highland cow photography
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Please be mindful. ❤
08/08/2023

Please be mindful. ❤

On sunny days, pavements can get too hot for dogs to walk on.

To check, place the back of your hand on the pavement for 7 seconds; if it’s too painful for your hand, then it’s too painful for your dog’s paws. Find out more: thekennelclub.org.uk/hotpavements.

17/01/2023

You're probably already aware of the risks posed by warm weather and leaving pets in hot cars, but did you know that wintry weather can also pose many risks too?

The new year is a good time to get your pet checked out to ensure they are as happy and healthy as possible.

💧 Antifreeze is very toxic for all pets, so please do not put it into any outdoor water sources such as bird baths, water features and fountains.

🐾 During walks, your pet's feet, legs, or belly may pick up salt and grit, irritating their skin. Wash your pet's paws and undercarriage if they come into contact with salt and grit.

🚗 Always check in and under your car before departing. Cats shelter under cars when it is cold and sit or even climb inside the bonnet to keep warm.

Share this post to help us spread this information!

05/01/2023

Pamela Purnell
Lead by example dog training. 🐾🐾

Just to remind everyone that training classes start back Sunday 8th Jan.
Advanced class from 10am to 11am. Beginners from 11-15am to 12-15am.
We currently have a few spaces left in both classes. For more information Please contact Pamela Purnell
01792296988
M. 07724152186.

18/12/2022
24/11/2022

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! 🧡 Here’s a list of Thanksgiving foods that you can share with your pets today. 👇 Make sure to offer the foods to them plain (no sugar, seasoning or spices, butter or other additives) and in small portions and bites.

Aside from being safe, these foods and snacks are beneficial for your pet’s health too! Learn how in today’s free blog post. 🐶🐱

❗And remember: Do not give your pet dishes containing raisins or grapes, onions, leeks or chives (most dressings and stuffing), as well as bread, processed or sugary foods, and desserts.



Click here to learn what benefits these foods can offer your pet: http://bit.ly/3UQet1B

17/10/2022

Beautiful nature. ❤

29/09/2022

Did you know Conkers can be poisonous and harmful to dogs? On crisp autumn walks your dog may come across conkers that have fallen from a horse chestnut tree, but are these shiny seeds poisonous or harmful to dogs? Find out at thekennelclub/conkers.

22/09/2022

I posted this for the first time 3 years ago. It went massive with over 20,000 shares to date.

This is such an important message but it still blows my mind how far and wide it went.

Dogs are not public property even though they are in public.
Not every dog wants to be touched by random strangers.
Not every owner wants to have their dog being touch constantly.

Advocate for your dog.

Listen to your dog.

It is OK to say NO.

We need to create a culture where we just ignore the dogs we see out and about. It is ok to look and think about how cute they are but please refrain from trying to interact with them.

We need to take in to account whether the dog wants to be interacted with.

Dogs are sentient beings meaning they are able to perceive or feel things. They perceive sensations and have the ability to perceive emotions, such as love, happiness, fear, stress, and suffering.

We need to start from no longer seeing animals as lesser than us and start to see see them as living being with feelings.

* text from original post
"Just like people, dogs have personal space and it is always important to ask permission before interacting with someone else's dog."

05/09/2022

𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐧𝐨𝐬𝐞 𝐤𝐧𝐨𝐰𝐬 ….

Fun fact : dogs possess up to 300 million olfactory receptors in their noses, compared to about six million in humans . The part of a dog's brain that is devoted to analyzing smells is about forty times greater than ours. Dogs also have something called neophilia, which means they are attracted to new and interesting odours .


21/08/2022

Hi Everyone, Just to mention that i am having problems receiving e.mails at the moment. Anyone waiting for my response my apologies should be sorted on monday. Pam Purnell

17/05/2022

Looking for a dog trainer?
We currently have a few spaces available in our beginners and puppy class. Sunday at 11-15 at Upper Killay Recreational Hall Upper Killay.
For more information please contact Pamela Purnell.
01792 296988
07724152186.
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24/01/2022
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24/01/2022
01/01/2022

Lead By Example Dog Training

HAPPY NEW YEAR
To all our clients and friends both old and new wishing you all a healthy and happy 2022.

12/06/2021

Pam Purnell ,Lead by Example Dog Training
Dunvant Social Centre The Square Dunvant Swansea.
So lovely to see everyone both old and new with their amazing dogs for 1st class back after lockdown. Well done for setting your dog's up for success it was obvious you have all worked hard during the last year your consistency in training has certainly paid off.
Congratulations.
Pamela Purnell and Team.
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13/04/2021

LEAD BY EXAMPLE DOG TRAINING
PUPPY AND BEGINNERS CLASS
IS STARTING BACK
SUNDAY 6th JUNE 11am-12 2021
AT UPPER KILLAY RECREATION HALL
UPPER KILLAY SA27HQ
Looking forward to seeing everyone once again both old and new members and working with your dogs.
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Please sign the petition! To make Dog theft a specific criminal offence.
09/03/2021

Please sign the petition! To make Dog theft a specific criminal offence.

The Government should create a specific offence for dog theft, with 8 years minimum sentencing and a fine of at least £5,000. Dogs are like members of the family to many people and current laws do not reflect this. Dogs are a support network for so many, a family member, a lifeline.

05/01/2021

"HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL"

As you all will have guessed by now sadly we have had to postpone both Friday night advanced classes at Dunvant Social Centre also Sunday morning puppy classes training classes at Upper Killay Recreational Hall due to Covid Pandemic.
All we can do is wait until this horrific virus is kicked into touch once and for all. As always we will keep you updated and let you all know once both hall's reopen and we can all get back to some sort of normality once again. Looking forward to getting back to training with you all and sharing new skills. We will continue to keep you updated in the meantime stay safe everyone. Keep Training!

Best Regards

Pamela Purnell (M.I.A.C.E.) pam.paul .co.uk M. 07724152186 H. 01792 296988

03/09/2020

UPDATE ON RE-OPENING OF HALLS IN BOTH DUNVANT AND UPPER KILLAY.

Hi everyone hoping you are all well and that your dogs are also doing ok! Its been a strange year and I wish we could rewind 2020 and start over. The latest e.mail from hall management remains the same with the halls not opening until further notice due to Covid. As you can imagine I am really frustrated that we cant get back to training but I guess I will have to be patient, better to be safe than sorry. Hope you are all as excited as we are to re-connect once more. There will be lots more excercises and social skills to learn. We will update you all further as soon as we are further advised.

Best Regards
Pamela Purnell (M.I.A.C.E.)

13/07/2020

LEAD BY EXAMPLE DOG TRAINING CLASSES

Latest update as to when Halls are going to be opening will be announced very soon. Looking forward to re-connecting with you all and your dogs hopefully very soon. We will keep you updated.

Regards Pamela Purnell

06/06/2020

Lead By Example Dog Training

Hope that everyone is well and looking forward to training classes re-opening as much as we are. We have missed you all and of course the dogs. Obviously due to the Corona Virus we have to be guided by the rules therefore as soon as it is safe to continue training classes, when both halls in Upper Killay Recreational Hall and Dunvant Social Centre re-open their doors once again. Both halls are awaiting Government guidelines so once we know we will inform you all. In the meantime take care stay safe.

Best Regards

Pamela Purnell and Team
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Upper Killay Recreational Hall, Gower Road
Swansea
SA27HQ

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10am - 12:15pm

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+447724152186

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Lead By Example dog training is offering smaller classes of 8 to 10, to enable us to give you a more personal 1 to 1 experience. We offer two classes with Puppies and beginners at 6-30pm With advanced class following later from 7-30pm. At lead By Example our goal is to teach you to teach your dog to become a well mannered family member. My friendly team of Five are are always available should you need a little more help. We are currently introducing Bronze Silver and Gold achievement awards for handlers to have a goal and structure to training their dogs.

Dog training classes are held in the Swansea area in Dunvant Social Centre, The Square, Dunvant SA2 7TA and are purely for training and managing domestic dogs (not competitive training).

Reactive dogs :- A private home consultation will be required to assess your dogs reactivity. Before introducing the dog into a classroom environment. We charge £40 for 6 week instruction ( you are entitled to miss one class.)

A small example of our training includes :-

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