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Go Dog Hi, we are based in Comber and can support you with; dog day care and training. Let us look after Hi, thanks for visiting our page! At Go!

I have been passionate about dogs for years - and this grew when we got our Pippin girl from Assisi rescue center. Through Pippin I developed a love for spending time with dogs; walking, adventures in the mountains, agility, canine assistance (my wee Collie dog a star at emptying the clothes from the washing machine!), competitive obedience, tracking and other dog sports. I am comfortable with al

l breeds, from Yorkie's, Shi Tzu's to German Shepard's and Bernese Mountain Dogs and firmly believe that pups are palls and deserve the very best! Dog we can help your dog when you are not about. We are fully insured, have Criminal Records Bureau checks, fully risk assessed and I have various qualifications from Puppy Class Instructor to Dealing with Dog Aggression along with Canine First Aid Certification.

-To help support when you are not about or to socialise dogs/pups, we have a dog day care facility with comfy individual rest areas, enrichment activities and different play zones
-We offer bespoke dog training to help with puppy development, basic obedience or
probem behaviours


Please give us a shout and we can chat about how we can assist.

Handsome boy.
16/07/2024

Handsome boy.

Sniffing fun.
18/06/2024

Sniffing fun.

28/05/2024
Group photo 😊
15/05/2024

Group photo 😊

Please let us know if you want to change any days over Easter and we can free the space. Thanks
05/03/2024

Please let us know if you want to change any days over Easter and we can free the space. Thanks

First time doing the low A Frame. Yea!!!!
07/02/2024

First time doing the low A Frame. Yea!!!!

It has been a pleasure to watch this little girl growing, developing and learning with us at Go! Dog. She is a super gir...
24/01/2024

It has been a pleasure to watch this little girl growing, developing and learning with us at Go! Dog.

She is a super girl!

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Little man learning: "On""Off"Body awareness Go to a position Absolute superstar ⭐
22/01/2024

Little man learning:
"On"
"Off"
Body awareness
Go to a position

Absolute superstar ⭐

Shake your b***y!
18/01/2024

Shake your b***y!

Don't mind me!
18/01/2024

Don't mind me!

Information on road works on the top of the Hillsborough Road (Moneyreagh end) starting Monday 8th Jan until early Febru...
06/01/2024

Information on road works on the top of the Hillsborough Road (Moneyreagh end) starting Monday 8th Jan until early February.

A carriageway resurfacing scheme on Hillsborough Road, Moneyreagh will commence on Monday 8 January 2024.

https://civtedu.org/monographs/nutritional-yeastFantastic article from CIVT (thanks!) detailing how brewers yeast (Sacch...
05/01/2024

https://civtedu.org/monographs/nutritional-yeast
Fantastic article from CIVT (thanks!) detailing how brewers yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae ) is beneficial to gut health by altering gut microbiota, increasing beneficial bacteria and reducing inflammation, S. cerevisiae and has produced anti-depressant and anti-anxiety effects in mice through enhancing central serotonin, norepinephrine and GABAergic transmissions. Very interesting in relation to our dogs, especially as I'm geek-ing out in studying Canine Nutrition at the moment 🤓

CIVT provides world-leading education in natural medicine, including three accredited online post-graduate qualifications, industry-recognised certifications

I want cuddles! ❤️
04/01/2024

I want cuddles! ❤️

03/01/2024
New hat accessory ❤️
02/01/2024

New hat accessory ❤️

Wishing everyone a happy and healthy 2024.
31/12/2023

Wishing everyone a happy and healthy 2024.

That is us off for Christmas Holibops. Thanks for trusting us with your amazing dogs and thanks again for all your kindn...
14/12/2023

That is us off for Christmas Holibops.

Thanks for trusting us with your amazing dogs and thanks again for all your kindness.

Happy Christmas
🎅🎄🦌🛷❄️☃️

08/12/2023

Movin' your bum!

This fantastic team are learning targeting and rear end awareness on a wobbly surface.

Brilliant work that will link into resolving other issues.

30/11/2023

Happy boys, having fun.

Hi,Our insurance company has updated us on the situation regarding XL Bully type dogs , please see below. We appreciate ...
06/11/2023

Hi,

Our insurance company has updated us on the situation regarding XL Bully type dogs , please see below. We appreciate that this legislation will not apply to NI (at the moment) and we shall continue to monitor, work with these and other breeds on a risk assessed basis.

Any questions please get in touch.

03/11/2023

Proofing/using the cue.

I always go on about how vital muzzle training is and here is another example.

Murphy has a sore ear (have a look at the attached video and note the body language, eyes, ears, head position and finally the little outchy noise, poor wee man).

With pain a dog could understandably "react" (so would we!), that is why vet checks are done before we do any behavioural modification work.

So in the vets we have many practiced techniques to make the experience easier e.g. ; hand touch, hand watch, clippers being on, practicing putting a pretend stethoscope on him, watch me, collar touch, chin rest, body hold in various places, moving legs, my hand over his nose etc. But in a situation where he may be in pain (like he was today), I put the muzzle on- no big deal. This keeps the fantastic vet safe and able to concentrate on her diagnosis, me more relaxed and Murphy has an association that muzzle=normal and really good things happen.

While waiting at the vets we were practicing muzzle (and numerous other cues), so he makes associations that while in the vets good things happen (okay.....some times that thermometer goes somewhere it should not go!). We often just pop in to the vets (most vets are happy for clients to do this, but please check). We go in, do a quick weigh in, chat to the lovely team, do some cues, have some treats, have some fun and leave. Again, this helps to make positive association's with this element of a dogs world.

Any questions about this please get in touch.

Oh, Murphy has an ear infection and got some ear ointment and lots of fuss.

Happy Howl-o-ween!We had fantastic fun with our Halloween photo shoot, trick or treating and Boo! Paw art.
31/10/2023

Happy Howl-o-ween!

We had fantastic fun with our Halloween photo shoot, trick or treating and Boo! Paw art.

31/10/2023

Here we are working on three behaviours at once;

🐾 Recall
🐾 Hand touch
🐾 Collar touch

Using a you got it right! marker (in this case a click noise) and rewards ( kibble and lots of praise/fun).

Lovely progress.

Another cutie pie 🥧
24/10/2023

Another cutie pie 🥧

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Thursday 08:00 - 17:45
Friday 08:00 - 17:45

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Movin' your bum! This fantastic team are learning targeting and rear end awareness on a wobbly surface. Brilliant work that will link into resolving other issues.

Happy boys, having fun.

Proofing/using the cue. I always go on about how vital muzzle training is and here is another example. Murphy has a sore ear (have a look at the attached video and note the body language, eyes, ears, head position and finally the little outchy noise, poor wee man). With pain a dog could understandably "react" (so would we!), that is why vet checks are done before we do any behavioural modification work. So in the vets we have many practiced techniques to make the experience easier e.g. ; hand touch, hand watch, clippers being on, practicing putting a pretend stethoscope on him, watch me, collar touch, chin rest, body hold in various places, moving legs, my hand over his nose etc. But in a situation where he may be in pain (like he was today), I put the muzzle on- no big deal. This keeps the fantastic vet safe and able to concentrate on her diagnosis, me more relaxed and Murphy has an association that muzzle=normal and really good things happen. While waiting at the vets we were practicing muzzle (and numerous other cues), so he makes associations that while in the vets good things happen (okay.....some times that thermometer goes somewhere it should not go!). We often just pop in to the vets (most vets are happy for clients to do this, but please check). We go in, do a quick weigh in, chat to the lovely team, do some cues, have some treats, have some fun and leave. Again, this helps to make positive association's with this element of a dogs world. Any questions about this please get in touch. Oh, Murphy has an ear infection and got some ear ointment and lots of fuss.

Here we are working on three behaviours at once; 🐾 Recall 🐾 Hand touch 🐾 Collar touch Using a you got it right! marker (in this case a click noise) and rewards ( kibble and lots of praise/fun). Lovely progress.

Willow in an Agility A Frame kinda mood. Love this sweetie.

What a beautiful baby! Tummy tickles ❤️

Bubble fun..... in the sun.

The importance of initial world exposure/ training. Many of you know (little) Q. This wee man did not have the best start, so we are trying to support his lack of exposure to the world as he is often wary of people, items, noises, movements etc . Today he was out with his big friend Robin, just pottering and taking the world in. For Q being around a super calm dog can be reassuring and help him to make sense of things .

Little dancers ❤️

Happy Bertie!

Happy Friday!

Hugo and Baxter sumo time.

Puppy sumo games

Cooper play with meeeeeee......

Toy theft😂

All good craic until the Fun Police show up.

Go Buddy!!!

Hugo having cleaning responsibility. Lol

Tucker in the tunnel .

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Hi, thanks for visiting our page! I have been passionate about dogs for years - and this grew when we got our Pippin girl from Assisi rescue center. Through Pippin I developed a love for spending time with dogs; walking, adventures in the mountains, agility, canine assistance (my wee Collie dog a star at emptying the clothes from the washing machine!), competitive obedience, tracking and other dog sports. I am comfortable with all breeds, from Yorkie's, Shi Tzu's to German Shepard's and Bernese Mountain Dogs and firmly believe that pups are palls and deserve the very best! At Go! Dog we can help your dog when you are not about. We are fully insured, have Criminal Records Bureau checks and I have various qualifications from Puppy Class Instructor to Dealing with Dog Aggression along with Canine First Aid Certification. -Home from home dog boarding where your dog shall stay in our home

-We have a dog day care facility with comfy individual rest areas and different play zones

-We can support with extra dog walks -We can help with basic training. Our visiting hours are:

08-00 to 10-00