Dog Whisperer Services

Dog Whisperer Services Dog Whisperer Services offers both dog training and behaviour services, daycare and boarding. For mo

Dog Whisperer Services offers both dog training and dog whispering services. Training involves teaching your pet to follow commands or perform tricks. Whispering involves solving behavioural problems by teaching the dog owner how to 'speak dog' and how to read their dog's body language. Our goal is to improve the relationship between owner and dog by showing people the natural way to interact with their canine friend. You and your dog can have a happy, stress-free life together!

31/10/2024
***Beginner Agility Class***Next Course will be starting Wed 6th November 2024 at 6:30pm at the Otago Equestrian Centre ...
31/10/2024

***Beginner Agility Class***

Next Course will be starting Wed 6th November 2024 at 6:30pm at the Otago Equestrian Centre on Dukes Road, Mosgiel.

If you're interested in -
* playing training games with your dog
* improving your dog's desire to work with you
* improve your dog's ability to work with distractions
* build your dog's confidence
* learn the fun sport of agility

Dog's should be 8-12 months old (or older but can start at 6mth for foundations without equipment), and already have a reasonable level of control. This course is a fun, no pressure introduction to agility. The class costs $100 for the six weeks.

Please PM if you're interested.

Photo credit Brya Ingram

20/10/2024

Most dogs recover from kennel cough in two to three weeks. To be sure keep your dog out of activities for a week after the last cough.

***Beginner Agility Class***Next Course will be starting Wed 18th September 2024 at 6:30pm at the Otago Equestrian Centr...
12/09/2024

***Beginner Agility Class***

Next Course will be starting Wed 18th September 2024 at 6:30pm at the Otago Equestrian Centre on Dukes Road, Mosgiel.

If you're interested in -
* playing training games with your dog
* improving your dog's desire to work with you
* improve your dog's ability to work with distractions
* build your dog's confidence
* learn the fun sport of agility

Dog's should be 8-12 months old (or older) and already have a reasonable level of control. This course is a fun, no pressure introduction to agility. The class costs $100 for the six weeks.

Please PM if you're interested.

Photo credit Brya Ingram

30/07/2024

Hey doggie peeps. Does anyone have an airline crate for a labrador size? My clients of nearly 10 years are needing one for August please, if anyone can help?

***Beginner Agility Class***Next Course will be starting Wed 24th January 2024 at 6:30pm at the Otago Equestrian Centre ...
15/01/2024

***Beginner Agility Class***

Next Course will be starting Wed 24th January 2024 at 6:30pm at the Otago Equestrian Centre on Dukes Road, Mosgiel.

If you're interested in -
* playing training games with your dog
* improving your dog's desire to work with you
* improve your dog's ability to work with distractions
* learn the fun sport of agility

Dog's should be 8-12 months old (or older) and already have a reasonable level of control. This course is a fun, no pressure introduction to agility. The class costs $100 for the six weeks.

Please PM if you're interested.

*Photo credit Brya Ingram Photography

29/10/2023
22/09/2023

***Beginner Agility Class***

Next Course will be starting Wed 8th November 2023 at 6:30pm at the Otago Equestrian Centre on Dukes Road, Mosgiel.

If you're interested in -

* playing training games with your dog
* improving your dog's desire to work with you
* improve your dog's ability to work with distractions
* learn the fun sport of agility

Dog's should be 8-12 months old (or older) and already have a reasonable level of control. This course is a fun, no pressure introduction to agility. The class costs $100 for the six weeks.

Please PM if you're interested.

19/09/2023

As your dog retrieves the first...second...third...maybe fifth or sixth ball, his muscles start to tire and soon they reach overload, where they no longer can fully control and support your dog's movements. Now, when your dog does those amazing athletic maneuvers to snag the ball, soft tissues like the cranial cruciate ligament, iliopsoas muscle and tendon, and the muscles and ligaments that support the vertebrae are overstretching. Minor tears are occurring. Now the ball is thrown 10, 12 times or more and ultimately your dog lies down, exhausted.

That period between when your dog's muscles are in overload, and when your dog lies down exhausted, is the injury zone (Figure 1). But remember, with all that adrenaline, your dog doesn't feel the injuries happening, so you have no idea that the tissues are being used beyond their capacity.

When this game is repeated day after day, month after month, the small tissue tears become large ones, and suddenly it becomes evident that your dog is in pain and has an injury. Of course, it hasn't been sudden at all-what seemed sudden is just the final result of repeated stress and strain until the tissues gave way.

Chris Zink DVM
Discovering Your Dog

If they're not putting weight on a limb - that's because it hurts! No different to humans. They don't limp because they'...
06/08/2023

If they're not putting weight on a limb - that's because it hurts! No different to humans. They don't limp because they're not in pain, they limp because they are. Keep your eye on your pups :-)

Yes, Cat The Vet !!! We couldn't agree more!

'He's limping, but he's not in pain!'

This is something we hear, a lot.

And unfortunately it can lead to a huge amount of pets carrying on with chronic pain without the necessary medicinal or multimodal support.

An article by Vet Help Direct helps to explain more about where this confusion stems from:

Limping and stiffness can be caused by several different conditions. The most common being acute injuries and skeletal issues like osteoarthritis (OA). As many as 80% of dogs over 8 years old have OA in one or more joints.

The way that our dogs display pain may not be how we expect; limping usually equals pain or discomfort!

The article covers:

➡️ The difference between acute and chronic pain
➡️ If your pet will ever limp without pain
➡️ Treatment options

https://vethelpdirect.com/vetblog/2022/04/12/your-dogs-limping-that-means-hes-in-pain/

Vet Help Direct

04/08/2023

***Beginner Agility Class***

Next Course will be starting Wed 8th November 2023 at 6:30pm at the Otago Equestrian Centre on Dukes Road, Mosgiel.

If you're interested in -
* playing training games with your dog
* improving your dog's desire to work with you
* improve your dog's ability to work with distractions
* learn the fun sport of agility

Dog's should be 8-12 months old (or older) and already have a reasonable level of control. This course is a fun, no pressure introduction to agility. The class costs $100 for the six weeks.

Please PM if you're interested.

08/07/2023

Guest article from the team at Canine Arthritis Management: Hannah Capon, MA Vet MB MRCVS Danielle Pountain, RVN dip AVN dip HE CVN Cert SA hydro Lynsey Tindall, RVN dip AVN Rebecca Barr, BVMS MSc Behaviour MRCVS Melanie Bruder, DipCOT, […]

08/07/2023

This is good for people to know before it becomes an obsession. It's really hard to undo

16/06/2023

***Beginner Agility Class***

Next Course will be starting Wed 21st June 2023 at 7pm at the Otago Equestrian Centre on Dukes Road, Mosgiel.

If you're interested in -

* playing training games with your dog
* improving your dog's desire to work with you
* improve your dog's ability to work with distractions
* learn the fun sport of agility

Dog's should be 8-12 months old (or older) and already have a reasonable level of control. This course is a fun, no pressure introduction to agility. The class costs $100 for the six weeks.

Please PM if you're interested.

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Dog Whisperer Services offers both dog training and dog whispering services. Training involves teaching your pet to follow commands or perform tricks. Whispering involves solving behavioural problems by teaching the dog owner how to 'speak dog' and how to read their dog's body language. Our goal is to improve the relationship between owner and dog by showing people the natural way to interact with their canine friend. You and your dog can have a happy, stress-free life together!


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