October Highlights 💥
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A bit late, but here are our September highlights!
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🐾We have been a little quiet on social media lately (work and family life being busy) but we have still been training hard!
🟣Dave has been working on counter-conditioning around dogs in busy environments.
🟢Look how calm and focussed he remains with all the dogs walking past!
🔴In the past, Dave struggled with his anxiety and would let out a staffy scream whenever he saw a dog even at a distance #ifyouknowyouknow
🐾Hudson enjoying his Training Adventure!
🟢Hudson is learning to socialise with other dogs more appropriately and building his confidence 💪
🐾Riley joined us for a Training Adventure recently to continue working on her anxiety and lead skills.
🔴Riley showed a lot of progress since our last session because her human has been working so hard with her, putting in lots of time and effort!
🐾Zero has a great foundation of obedience thanks to his human!
🟢We have been proofing these skills with off lead heel work and distracted stays.
🔵His brother Miles is tethered as a distraction and to work on his calm behaviour while Zero is getting attention.
🐾Nala has a human sibling arriving in just a couple of months so we have began training her to walk with a pram!
🟣It is important to train this BEFORE baby arrives 👶🏻
🔴Also, watch how well Nala does with the dog who walks past! 👏
🐾Name recognition is such an important skill for our dogs!
🔴It is important for our dogs to respond to their name in order to have a reliable recall and for us to get their attention.
🟢Brigitte, Rua and Ollie are showing off how they can differentiate between their names during Brigitte's Training Adventure today!
🐾Last week we had Nova for an Training Adventure!
🔴Nova can be super friendly but her behaviour will escalate when overstimulated
🟢We focussed on building her confidence and working on her social skills
**Nova is kept on lead as she is a serial fence jumper
**Kovu wears a muzzle so he can safely socialise