Positive 4 Paws Dog Training and Behaviour

Positive 4 Paws Dog Training and Behaviour Iain Sneddon Assessed member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers, APDT-UK 01248 and The IMDT. Reg

Positive 4 Paws Dog Training and Behaviour is a modern, science-based dog training company that uses positive reinforcement methods to train dogs of all breeds and ages. We believe in empowering our clients with the tools they need to have a successful, lasting relationship with their canine companion. We use positive reinforcement to modify behaviour issues (including aggression) and teach basic

companion behaviours. We are dedicated to providing our clients with the best possible training experience - one that is fun, supportive, and informative.

Address

Lower Crabbick Lane
Waterlooville
PO76UQ

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 8pm
Tuesday 9am - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 8pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Friday 9am - 8pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+447578191021

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Modern dog training using Non-Averse methods. These are reliable and motivational giving long term benefits to the dog and human sides of the relationship. Promoting and building the special bond between you and your dog. Empowering them to cope with everyday life. These methods are tried and tested by myself as well as many world renowned dog trainers. They are being successfully used to help with basic training as well as difficult aggression cases. I am an assessed member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers UK. Working within their code of practice. I am also an assessed full member of the IMDT Institute of Modern Dog Trainers, Scentwork trainer for both UK College of Scent Dogs and Scentwork UK and registered with the Animal Behaviour and Training Council.

Using these up to date methods, i will show you how to understand and teach your dog new behaviours. The clicker is a great tool for training your dog. It can be used by all the family and gives consistency for your dog to easily understand. I take part in regular seminars and workshops to make sure the methods being used are up to date. Any tools or training aids used in Modern dog training should be the least intrusive option available and not be designed to be physically aversive or physiologically aversive to stop unwanted behaviours. Training Tools I use include : �Flat Collars �Body Harnesses �Leads �Long Lines �Whistle �Food �Toys Outdated Aversive Tools I won't use: �Choke/Check Collar and Chain �Prong/Pinch Collar �Shock/Electric Collar �Spray Collar �Rattle Can/Training Disks �Spray Bottles �Alpha/Pack Leader based theories