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Great home visit to help Freddie the lively young Tibetan Terrier

Great home visit to help Freddie the lively young Tibetan Terrier understand his place in the pack and where the boundaries are. Looking for to our next session to improve his lead work.

Meet Kaspa

Meet Kaspa the 10 month old Lab, Kaspa is one of our latest dogs to join our search dog programme her at CAS.

Meet little Archie

Meet little Archie the Cockerpoo pup. A great pup with a lovely family just wanting to ensure they do the right thing. With our lifetime support he’s going to be fine. We covered diet, exercise, the importance of environmental and social exposure, crate and house training etc.

Meet Ron the 24 week old XL Bully pup

Meet Ron the 24 week old XL Bully pup seen here at his home visit. The session was primarily to deal with his older dog house mates falling out with him. Great first session but work in progress.

Great session with Zeta

Great session with Zeta the Lab to help her overcome her anxiety. Her human companions were very reassured to see how positively she responded during her first session. Well done Zeta.

Great first session with young Rico

Great first session with young Rico the slightly reactive to new people and dogs GSD. With his human companion understanding of technique, correct equipment and a timely reward he made great progress. Look forward to seeing them again soon to progress their journey.

Meet little Bourbon

Meet little Bourbon the Chocolate Labrador at his puppy consultation where we make your pup is track with his or her development. Ensuring the best start to head off future issues.

Meet Pops

This young lady is one of our dogs to recently graduate our search dog programme to join a government agency. Well done Pops! 

Meet Marg the 7 month old Lab

Meet Marg the 7 month old Lab. Great first session with Marg to improve her lead walking, early days but good first session.

Meet Rodney the rescue

Meet Rodney the rescue. Young Rodney is currently coming to us with his new human companions as part of his rehabilitation. Great work so far guys! Well done Rodney!