Canine Associated Services
Update on Archie. Archie has now returned home after his residential training with us and his human companions tell me they are “over the moon with his transformation, he’s like a new dog!” The pulling on the lead has stopped, he has good manners when on walks, stopped jumping up, they also now have the confidence to let him off lead in open spaces and he now happily sleeps in his crate. Happy humans make happy dogs and vice versa.
Pre lockdown. Florrie’s human companion contacted us to help with this pups naughty habit of jumping up and nipping and general selective hearing. I’m pleased to hear that with the odd regression things are much improved in this challenging time of isolation. Well done to the both of you!
Archie the Springer Spaniel was in danger of being rehomed. As a working spaniel he has high drive which needs to be channelled. His human companions were struggling to walk him due to his pulling and unruly behaviour. He has now joined us for in house residential training. Keep an eye on our page to see how he progresses.
Misty down checking out our 1-2-1 Fun & Fitness agility! Also off lead exercise in a secure environment. If you want try it out in these difficult times and have some fun in the fresh air give us a call or message. Keep an eye on our page to see what the dogs get up to. Feel free to share.
Great consultation, with Pearl the 5 month old Miniature Schnauzer with her human companions to help overcome her anxiety. With a plan and structure now in place she will hopefully mature into a more confident dog with the world being less scary.
Meet lovely Milo the Frenchie he had become at times overprotective in the home and his human companions needed a little help putting in some structure and boundaries.
Meet Lottie the lovely Boxer pup at her Puppy Consultation. As you can imagine Lottie is full of energy and at 14 weeks she can push the boundaries with some of her human companions so a little more structure and boundaries as part of the plan are now in place to ensure things dont get out of hand. Looking forward to seeing her develop.
Even though Hugo the rescue Staffy had been in this forever home for some time he and his human companions just needed a little more help for him to fully adjust mainly around being fully clean in the house a being on lead reactive. Time was spent at the consultation/session reviewing the daily routine and a plan is now in place which will resolve the situation. Happy humans means happy dog.
Ted and Molly the one year old JRT’s brother and sister. Their human companion got in touch recently looking for help with setting boundaries with jumping up, door barging and lead work and I’m pleased to say that these great little pups are already showing great improvement! I’m looking forward to catching up with them again soon.
This Bailey the rescue Lurcher. His human companion got in touch as they needed a little help with him settling in. The issues were typical of a rescue stray but with an understanding of the problems and and a plan in place he’s on track now in his forever home with his lovely human companion.
