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Nina's Wolfpack The Adventure Dog Trainer specialising in foreign reacue dogs, reactivity and creating practical obedience plans to help people achieve their goals.

Living in a van and training dogs on the Road 🚐🐕

Have a wonderful Christmas and New Year!From the Wolfpack ❤️
24/12/2024

Have a wonderful Christmas and New Year!

From the Wolfpack ❤️

Online Dog Training options.UK & Worldwide.We specialise in foreign rescue dogs & street dogs in behaviour consultingWe ...
18/12/2024

Online Dog Training options.
UK & Worldwide.
We specialise in foreign rescue dogs & street dogs in behaviour consulting
We also offer 1-1 progression plans for puppies, obedience & reactivity or specific training needs or goals you would like to achieve.

Back in Kent/Sussex for the winter!In person dog training available around Tunbridge Wells & Surrounding areas + Rye/Has...
08/12/2024

Back in Kent/Sussex for the winter!
In person dog training available around Tunbridge Wells & Surrounding areas + Rye/Hastings area (on specific days)

Had a lovely session with these two the other day working on obedience & impulse control in Dunorlan Park!

In person available for a limited time only!

This is what training is for, not “look how long they can wait for their dinner” or “I gotta show them who’s boss by wal...
15/11/2024

This is what training is for, not “look how long they can wait for their dinner” or “I gotta show them who’s boss by walking through doorways first” 🤣
Training is teaching your dog skills so that they can live their best life with you. It’s about conditioning those skills so that they can have the freedom to be a dog while also listening when we need them to & to keep them safe.

Whatever you want to do with your dog, teach the skills they will need for those activities. There is no rules for what your dog needs to know, just what will be useful for them to know.

I taught Arlo to jump up on Cue and I love it… this is used when we summit mountains or we have taught a wait to get some lovely photos 😅

Nina's Wolfpack specialises in foreign rescue dogs and we have partnered with multiple charities based across Europe to ...
12/10/2024

Nina's Wolfpack specialises in foreign rescue dogs and we have partnered with multiple charities based across Europe to support adopters through integrating their foreign rescue dog. From a pre-adoption webinar to 2 post adoption sessions + WhatsApp support throughout, we want to help as many charities and individuals as possible with their addition to the family.
So if you are a charity (or know of a charity that could benefit from this) or you are an adopter who would like some help throughout the adoption process or post adoption, drop me a message or send an email to learn more!

ADVENTURE DOG WEBINAR - 4th August 2024 @ 6pmWe have a weekend date for the webinar, join us to chat about all things ad...
16/07/2024

ADVENTURE DOG WEBINAR - 4th August 2024 @ 6pm

We have a weekend date for the webinar, join us to chat about all things adventure with our dogs (even if you struggle with reactivity or fearful behaviours!)
Discussion includes:
- Car travel
- Impulse control & conditioning around livestock
- Obedience Training Specific to hiking
- Dogs impact on Nature & Environment
- Conditioning your dog for adventures such as paddle boarding, rock climbing, camping & canicross!

Book here: https://calendly.com/info-z6s/adventure-dog-webinar

I see this term get thrown around a lot in many outdated methods of training or overly aversive methods… “respect”It’s t...
19/04/2024

I see this term get thrown around a lot in many outdated methods of training or overly aversive methods… “respect”
It’s the idea that your dog is maliciously disrespecting their owner when they do behaviours that the owner considers to be “bad”
In both ways it over complicates and over simplifies dogs behaviour at the same time. The same people will say you should never baby your dog, you should withhold affection unless it is earned and that you should never compare dogs behaviour to humans behaviour…. But by saying a dog is “disrespecting” you when they ignore a recall cue to chase a squirrel is humanising a dog in an incredibly detrimental way.
It also over simplifies behaviours such as reactivity and aggression… if your only answer is that a dog is behaving aggressively because they do not have respect for their owner, you ignore ALL of the actual reasons such as frustration, fear, pain, previous learnt behaviours or trauma, etc.

Your dog performs behaviours that work for them either to achieve or avoid an outcome or perceived outcome… they do not have the concept or social dynamic of respect… and as I’ve mentioned before, good and bad behaviours are also a human concept as well… when you say your dog is disrespectful, you are projecting your own ideas of good and bad onto a dogs behaviours, rather than getting to the root of the problem.


03/03/2024

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1. As much as people try to brand their shock collars or e-collars as a “stim” that term still means electrical current. The term “stim” is used to change what people think about the device and often said “the same used in physical therapy”… I’ve had this kind of physical therapy and it is really unpleasant. The “stim” as well is ONLY meant to go into muscle, not around the neck and when used in dog training they are DESIGNED to cause discomfort to your dog for “communication” purposes.

2. I can’t believe this is still an idea that people hold onto with so much research out there that has CONFIRMED that this is not the way your dog views you (the owner/handler). If you work with a trainer that is still using these terms, it displays how uneducated they are and have not progressed their understanding of dog training in the last 20 YEARS!

3. Treat training is not “bribery”. When we use food it spikes dogs interest in problem solving (“what do I need to do to get that reward”) and makes dogs learn FASTER and more CONSISTENTLY. By tapping into your dogs reward system of their brain you create reliable behaviours and a positive response to you as the trainer/owner/handler. Not to mention the amazing results you can get through counter conditioning of fear or anxiety through reward based training.

4. Yes, some harnesses are designed for pulling for sledding or canicross… but day to day harnesses are just designed to make walking way more comfortable for your dog. Good lead walking comes through training and dogs on harnesses won’t automatically pull. Just as dogs don’t just magically stop pulling with a slip lead.

Thank you to Piper’s human for leaving a review. I got to do training walks piper all summer and absolutely loved workin...
24/02/2024

Thank you to Piper’s human for leaving a review. I got to do training walks piper all summer and absolutely loved working with her on her frustration reactivity. We had a session the other day to progress in a few areas and hand over before I go and she is doing so well ❤️ I left her owners with a progression plan and how to structure training walks to continue with the training.

Online consultations and progression training plans will be available on my website (link in bio)

21/12/2023

Love this! Dog behaviours always have a reason behind them so if you are worried or frustrated by your dogs behaviours, ask why are they doing them, what is the reason and what does the dog achieve by doing these behaviours.
Are they reacting because of pain? To make space? Frustration?
Are they chewing because they’re stressed? Bored?
All behaviour has a reason ❤️

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