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Meet Logan the GSD. Logan’s human companion needed a little help to understand his infrequent reactiveness/dominant behaviour. Watching your dogs behaviour closely can often be all that’s needed to stop them reacting but the signs can be very subtle in confident dogs.

Meet Molli the 12 month old Romanian rescue seen here with one of her human companions. Molli can pull and be a little reactive when on in new situations whilst on the lead so we looked at changing the equipment, technique and with timely reward looked to steadily improve these issues. Well done girls!

Meet Hector, the 21 month old Cocker Spaniel. Hector’s human companions needed a little help with his lead work. Videos to follow.

Meet Mable. This sweet rescue just needed a little help with her settling into her forever home so a little tweaking of her routine and boundaries has made her feel far more settled. Well done Mable!

Meet Kaiser the 6 month old Champagne Labrador at his home consultation to help his first time dog human companions set some boundaries and structure for this willful lad. Looking forward to seeing him again soon.

Meet Molly the St Bernard pup! Molly’s human companion came down to the school with her for advice and guidance as she had become a little reactive to strangers so we advised how reduce her anxiety in certain situations and reward the positive behaviour.

Meet Phee the 2 year old Dachshund. Phee had become a little vocal and unsettled. With a new human companion joining the family soon a new routine with boundaries were recommended so harmony could be restored.

Meet Ghost the working line German Shepherd chilling at the end of his first session. Looking forward to taking him on his journey with his human companions.

Meet Myrtle the Lakeland Terrier relaxing after her session to put in a little more control and reduce her barking with excitement.

Meet Sidney the Blue Heeler. Sidney’s human companion needed help with managing her drive when it came to her love of car chasing and being reactive on the lead. Even though she responded well there is no quick fix however she is already showing improvement now the correct equipment and technique are being employed. Looking forward to seeing her again soon.