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20/08/2020

To anyone who has messaged me for dog training, grooming or sitting please be patient. I put on a Facebook ad on yesterday. I've had 30 enquiries. Please be patient,,, I'll train the lot before October.

25/05/2020

600 likes for my page. Thanks everyone. I'm not doing housecalls during the Covid crisis, but I'm doing socially distanced training walks. These last a total of two hours. I'd prefer it if you could come and meet me in Wigan, but I'm prepared to travel. Pre-Covid, my method is to come to your house and train you and the dog where you all feel most comfortable. I've tried out this new method a few times and the owners have been happy with the results.

11/05/2020

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Dog Training With Treats – Is Food Really Necessary?You can train them with or without. People use food because it's ea...
28/03/2020

Dog Training With Treats – Is Food Really Necessary?

You can train them with or without. People use food because it's easy to do. Most do it wrong, and use the food as a bribe. Now, your dog's not stupid. He'll see sit as a treat, so he'll manipulate you so every time he sits, you give him a reward. Food should be used wisely. At first a reward for doing what you ask, sit, stay, every time. Then 1 every 3 times he responds to the command. Soon he'll do it on cue, because he thinks there might be a reward. So you have taken control of the precious food. It's precious to a dog because in the wild, they don't know when they will next eat. So they wolf (see what I did there?) the food down quick sharp. A treat doesn't need to be food necessarily. It can be a ball, a toy, a stroke...Simple, yet highly effective, with not a clicker in sight!

24/03/2020

Sadly, for the greater good, all bookings have had to be cancelled. Hope everyone stays healthy and happy.

If anyone has real concerns about their dog's behaviour, I'll be happy to take telephone consultations, free of charge, (first15 mins), whilst we are on lockdown.

In the meantime, please take a look at how the usually reactive GSD handles meeting many new dogs. Her owner always had her on a lead, because she feared that the dog would run off at the mere sight of another dog. Here she has the option to run, there's nothing stopping her. But, she chooses to stay close to the Alpha (Me) because she knows I'm the safe bet.

13/03/2020

Rottweiler Bruce-First time off-lead.

11/03/2020

Emma's owner phoned me on a Saturday night. She was in tears because of how Emma had been treated by someone who her daughter had trusted to look after her. She cowered at any noises. She was scared of all men.....I calmly told her what she should do to gain Emma's trust. We talked for over an hour and agreed to make an appointment the day after.
Anyway Sunday came and Sylvia rang me, again in tears. This time she was elated! She said Emma's behaviour had changed completely since she started using the techniques I gave her the night before. So I never did get paid for training Emma, but I found a friend for life in Sylvia.

04/03/2020

Hector learning the basic commands, in a relaxed setting, his own back garden.

03/03/2020

Following on from the previous video, suddenly one becomes four. Audio description of canine behaviour given to my new cameraman.

03/03/2020
Drakeshead Labrador-Megan
28/02/2020

Drakeshead Labrador-Megan

27/02/2020
25/02/2020

This is 30 minutes after Bruce's first time walking without a lead. This a real life situation, no set-up. The road is quite busy, so it was a leap of faith on my part. I thought it wouldn't be any problem getting him into the car without the need for a lead.

Gemma-German Shepherd CrossGemma was a dog who I trained in secret. Her owners were the landlords of my local pub, and ...
23/02/2020

Gemma-German Shepherd Cross
Gemma was a dog who I trained in secret. Her owners were the landlords of my local pub, and didn't really pay her any attention. However, I did. These are pictures from the first time I took her for a walk.

The infamous BillyNice easy job
22/02/2020

The infamous Billy
Nice easy job

A blast from the past. Oscar the Blue Roan Cocker Spaniel Puppy. He was a joy to train. Sadly taken to soon.
19/02/2020

A blast from the past. Oscar the Blue Roan Cocker Spaniel Puppy. He was a joy to train. Sadly taken to soon.

16/02/2020

Driving to jobs with myself. Handing out promotional material, Taking photographs and shooting videos. Uniform will be provided. Drinks and meals will also be provided.

15/02/2020

This is video 4 of 4. Bella's owners rang me in a state of despair. They had no experience of owning dogs and were finding her an impossible task. She had zero recall, to the point they nearly just gave up on her and walked away. You can hear their exasperation during our session. This is after an initial session in their home. As you will see, the park was very busy with all manner of distractions.

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Sadly, for the greater good, all bookings have had to be cancelled. Hope everyone stays healthy and happy. If anyone has real concerns about their dog's behaviour, I'll be happy to take telephone consultations, free of charge, (first15 mins), whilst we are on lockdown. In the meantime, please take a look at how the usually reactive GSD handles meeting many new dogs. Her owner always had her on a lead, because she feared that the dog would run off at the mere sight of another dog. Here she has the option to run, there's nothing stopping her. But, she chooses to stay close to the Alpha (Me) because she knows I'm the safe bet.

Rottweiler Bruce-First time off-lead.

Emma's owner phoned me on a Saturday night. She was in tears because of how Emma had been treated by someone who her daughter had trusted to look after her. She cowered at any noises. She was scared of all men.....I calmly told her what she should do to gain Emma's trust. We talked for over an hour and agreed to make an appointment the day after. Anyway Sunday came and Sylvia rang me, again in tears. This time she was elated! She said Emma's behaviour had changed completely since she started using the techniques I gave her the night before. So I never did get paid for training Emma, but I found a friend for life in Sylvia.

Hector-10 week old Golden Retriever
Hector-10 week old Golden Retriever

Hector learning the basic commands, in a relaxed setting, his own back garden.

Anthill Mob Exit The Car
Anthill Mob Exit The Car

Following on from the previous video, suddenly one becomes four. Audio description of canine behaviour given to my new cameraman.

Calmness entering the car
Calmness entering the car

Bruce-1 year old Rottweiler
Bruce-1 year old Rottweiler

This is 30 minutes after Bruce's first time walking without a lead. This a real life situation, no set-up. The road is quite busy, so it was a leap of faith on my part. I thought it wouldn't be any problem getting him into the car without the need for a lead.

Bella-The "impossible" Dog
Bella-The "impossible" Dog

This is video 4 of 4. Bella's owners rang me in a state of despair. They had no experience of owning dogs and were finding her an impossible task. She had zero recall, to the point they nearly just gave up on her and walked away. You can hear their exasperation during our session. This is after an initial session in their home. As you will see, the park was very busy with all manner of distractions.

Bella-The "Impossible" Dog
Bella-The "Impossible" Dog

Bella's owners rang me in a state of despair. They had no experience of owning dogs and were finding her an impossible task. She had zero recall, to the point they nearly just gave up on her and walked away. You can hear their exasperation during our session. This is after an initial session in their home. As you will see, the park was very busy with all manner of distractions..

Hector-10 week old Golden Retriever
Hector-10 week old Golden Retriever

Hector was a lovely puppy to train. Very attentive and eager to learn. This is minutes after I walked in his house. He needed to be told gently when he was taking the reward off me, his teeth were like needles!

Bella-The "Impossisble" Task
Bella-The "Impossisble" Task

Bella's owners rang me in a state of despair. They had no experience of owning dogs and were finding her an impossible task. She had zero recall, to the point they nearly just gave up on her and walked away. You can hear their exasperation during our session. This is after an initial session in their home. As you will see, the park was very busy with all manner of distractions..

Patience-All dog owners should practice it!
Patience-All dog owners should practice it!

This was the first time that Gemma had ever been for a walk with me. Trying to get her to sit, so we could get a good still photo was difficult, as there were 5 dogs walking towards us. But with a bit of coaxing, a large dollop of perseverance, and it bit of affection, sealed the deal. Eventually!!

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Humane Trainers-Mission Statement

Imagine, it's your first day at work. You've had no training, then your boss comes over and tells you what to do, in Chinese! This is exactly how your dog feels, it cannot possibly be expected to understand what we say to it. It has it's own canine language, which it understands perfectly. If the dog cannot understand our language, we must learn how to understand its. This doesn't mean barking or scratching ourselves. It means understanding the vast array of canine body language, which we can then use to our advantage. The service that I offer is an insight into this canine world. When we begin to see things from the dogs perspective, we can understand why it behaves how it does. This gives us the platform to start to correct all the behaviour that we don't like. I don't offer a quick fix, a sticking plaster to mask over the problems. What I do is spend a couple of hours explaining how to read canine behaviour. This is a totally transparent process, I prefer every member of the household to be present. Every question will be answered and I will not duck any issue. This method is so effective that it usually takes an initial 2 hours. In this time I will impart the knowledge that will last a lifetime. Usually I spend a further hour after 2 weeks, another after a month. I am also happy to take telephone consultations during this period, free of charge. After the first visit, I also offer a training walk service, to reinforce the principles that have been previously taught.