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Meet Pickle the Patterdale Terrier. Pickle and her “brother” could be more than a little excitable when setting out on a walk so we worked on a more controlled and structured walk to ensure it was more pleasurable and it wasn’t long before things had started to improve. Well done guys!

Meet Smudge the 6 month old Cockerpoo. Smudge came to us with his human companions to learn how better to walk nicely when on a lead. Lovely lively pup and a quick learner!

Meet 9 year old Elkie. Her human companions contacted us as she was simply refusing to walk down certain roads after leaving home, only wanting to go her way! However this bright girl with the right encouragement and reward quickly very positively responded making walks a joy again.

Great session with 7 month old Storm and great feedback from her human companions already. This pup Weimaraner came to see us to help calm and control her very excitable behaviour.

Meet Pig the Staffy cross. Pigs human companions needed a little help with his pulling on the lead and being reactive/vocal when out walking. With a little support, correct equipment, good technique and timely rewards he’s made a great improvement already.

Meet Rolly the 14 week old working line Labrador. Seen here at his puppy consultation to ensure he’s on track to be a model Canine Citizen. Diet, crate training, boundaries, routine and the need for environmental exposure at an early age were some of the items covered.

Meet Daisy the 5 month old Cockerpoo. Daisy’s human got in touch looking for a little help with her and her brother. As usual boundaries and routine were the order of the day as these pups start their life learning journey. Looking forward to seeing these guys develop.

Meet sweet little Luna the Whippet cross. Great session down at the school to improve her lead walking. Lovely girl and a quick learner!

Meet Duncan the 15 month old English Bull Terrier seen here at his home consultation. This great lad’s human companion just needed a little help of how to guide this young terrier through his typical adolescence. Boundaries and structure with timely rewards is the way forward for this enthusiastic boy.

Meet Boycie the young blue Staffy. Boycie and his human companion came down to the school to resolve his pulling and get a little more control with some unwanted behaviours. Even after a couple of days it’s been great to receive some really positive feedback on his improvement after only one session. Well done guys!