Positive Training For Canines

15/11/2024

One area we work on when we let the pups off lead is keeping their focus and interacting with them so they don't associate coming off lead with running off and pouncing on others.

15/11/2024

Thank you to each and everyone of you who has chosen to work with me and recommends me 🥰

14/11/2024

I welcomed Frank to the gang tonight at Companion Care Vets, Wi******er 🐾

13/11/2024

Please be aware of counterfeit Pro-Kolin Advanced being sold on eBay and Amazon 😱😥

12/11/2024

We did a sniffy activity last night with the juniors. It was a good opportunity to teach the dogs to wait whilst the humans hid the food under the domes and then the dogs got the opportunity to find the food 🐾

10/11/2024

08/11/2024

Did you know I've teamed up with Companion Care Vets, Wi******er to run 4-week puppy courses on Thursday evenings 6.30-7.30pm?

During the course we cover
🐕‍🦺 Loose lead
🏃🏻 Recall
👀 Gaining focus on you
🧠Mental stimulation
😴 Settling on a mat
🐩 Not jumping up
👃🏻Scent work
💕Greeting appropriately
🪮 Grooming
🦖 Biting and chewing
🚽Toilet Training

You will also receive
🐾 A welcome pack
🐾17 daily emails
🐾 Weekly class notes
🐾 Additional support if needed
🐾 A discount to join further courses
🐾 A discount for one to ones
🐾 An invitation to join my workshops

The 4-week course costs £80 and booking is essential.

For more information please check out my website www.positivetrainingforcanines.co.uk or contact me, Leah, directly on 0777 131 4947 or [email protected]

07/11/2024

Never give up hope 💞

After eight long years, a gorgeous Cocker Spaniel called Daisy, who was stolen from her home in Dorking in Mole Valley back in 2016, has now been reunited with her owners. 🐶💙

Daisy, who was one at the time, was stolen along with three other dogs in November 2016, after thieves took the working gun dogs from the garden kennels they were housed in.

Tragically one of the dogs was killed after being hit by a car as it tried to escape and the other two stolen dogs have never been located, despite best efforts from officers.

In a surreal turn of events, and nearly eight years to the day since Daisy was taken, officers were alerted on Tuesday 29 October, that someone had tried to update her microchip details. Our rural crime officer PC Laura Rowley immediately contacted the microchip company to obtain the details of the new owners.

Just two days later officers from the Mole Valley Safer Neighbourhood team completed a three hour round trip to bring Daisy back to Surrey and her owners. They said, "Daisy had been rehomed in good faith by the new owners and they were unaware of the theft of Daisy.

“We brought Daisy, who is now slightly deaf, back to the Mole Valley Safer Neighbourhood Team Office and there was not a dry eye in the house when she was reunited with her owners. She recognised them immediately and stuck to them like glue!"

Sadly, the other dogs, Tilly a black working Cocker Spaniel, and Storm a patchy white Patterdale Terrier, remain missing and are believed to be elderly or have possibly passed away due to their age at the time of the theft. However, if you have any information that may be relevant, please contact us quoting PR/45160097926.

07/11/2024

I welcomed little Milo to the gang at Companion Care Vets, Wi******er tonight. He made a lovely addition and did really well 🐾

06/11/2024

October's Dog of the month was the brilliant Buddy.
Buddy has just celebrated his 1st birthday and he's a larger than life character. He loves everyone!
He knows when he's arrived at training and I have to keep my distance to begin with to help calm him down.
When he focuses, he focuses and he does really well. Zoe and Andy have worked so hard with him and they all have a lovely bond. He's a smashing lad that will be a credit to their hard work. So keep going guys, you're on the right track 💪🏻💞

05/11/2024

Lovely greets from the juniors last night. Some were a little unsure so we kept it short and sweet to build their confidence. Such a lovely gang and really proud of their progress 💪🏻

04/11/2024

What are the benefits of joining a puppy course?

🐾 You'll be given weekly training exercises to work on at home and out and about
🐾 Your pup will be socialising in a controlled environment
🐾 You'll receive help and support in class
🐾 You'll receive weekly notes to refer to at any time
🐾 Weekly thought provoking emails to help you along the journey
🐾 Additional support outside of class if you need it
🐾A chance to work in a distracting controlled environment
🐾 One to one time with your pup which helps build your bond
🐾 A chance to learn new things and about their body language

Training shouldn't stop after the initial 6 weeks. It's a lifetime process because things change, your pup develops and behaviour evolves.
Regular training sessions can help with....
🩵 Your confidence
🩵 Your bond together
🩵 Topping up your toolbox of things to do and/or work on
🩵 Gaining tips and tricks to help your pup/dog
🩵 Improve training tasks
🩵 You never know, you may even meet some new friends!

If you have a pup and you're looking for training classes please check out my website www.positivetrainingforcanines.co.uk or contact me, Leah, directly on 0777 131 4947 [email protected]

Happy training
Leah 🐾

04/11/2024

Please be careful when buying these sorts of things on the internet 😬

02/11/2024

Are you or have you visited a dog friendly place this weekend? If so let us know where you went and what it's like 👇🏻

02/11/2024

Brilliant idea 🤩 hope it works 🤞🏻

01/11/2024

Fireworks are upon us as some are celebrating Diwali and then of course we have Guy Fawkes on 5th November. Here's a few basic tips to help your dog through this season. Let's face it, its now a season where fireworks can go off until the New Year

30/10/2024

We welcomed little Robin to the Junior gang on Monday evening 💞

27/10/2024

Where did you go with your dog today?

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