Meet Zac one of our young working line GSD’S with us going through his course to become a family companion and protection dog. These dogs need to be proven to be social and environmentally sound and Zac is not disappointing us with his enthusiasm to learn his craft.

Meet Toby the rescued Pointer Cross. Our session was to help him deal with new visitors as he had become a little reactive since his family recently moved home.

This is Apollo the Cane Corso pup! Apollo’s humans needed some help with him being a little reactive. A change of equipment, technique and a timely reward was required. Work in progress but a great start. Great first session guys!

Meet Socks the Terrier Cross at his home visit. Socks human companions needed help to adjust him to the changes within his family dynamics. Work in progress but with new boundaries and a routine in place hopefully help everyone will readjust.

Meet Cockerpoo pup Luna. Luna recently started a course to work on her lead work and recall. Great start Luna!

Meet Benji. Benji’s human companions just needed a little help with his jumping up and pulling on the lead. He was quick to respond and the feedback we’ve had has been very positive. Well done Benji.

Meet Maki the 10 month old Greek rescue. Maki’s human companions got in touch as they needed a little help with him being a bit reactive in and around the home when meeting new people so we looked at his routine, boundaries and control with positive and balanced training methods for the correct behaviour. Work in progress but hopefully on the right track.

Meet Buster the Cavapoo seen here relaxing after his focused lead session. Well done to Buster and his young companion. Great session.

Meet Echo the young Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog. Echo came to us for some lead work and control when being a little reactive. Great first session. Well done Echo!

Meet Mike the rescue Cane Corso chilling after his first lead session. Having been in rescue kennels for some time and with an uncertain background his human companion needed some help with his pulling and with a change of equipment, technique as well as with a timely reward he soon was walking to heel demonstrating what he was capable of. Well done Mike!