Meet Ivy, she’s had a tough start to life but now having been rescued and placed with a new family that love her she will flourish and overcome the few issues she has. I look forward to seeing her become the dog she always should have been.
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Socialisation Session for Molly
Meet Molly with her human companion John. This is after our socialisation session where Molly met a number of dogs in a controlled environment and did extremely well. Well done to the both of you.
Handsome and Happy Lab Alf
Meet the very handsome and happy Lab Alf. Alf’s companion Clare needed some advice on his sometimes headstrong approach to life and already after one session he is showing improvement. I’m looking forward to seeing him again soon where we can employ a few more behavioural techniques to ensure his positive ongoing development.
One training session makes a big improvement for Milo
“Milo is so much better. So much better when out walking thanks to you Martyn – thank you so much for your professional training. We did not think a 7 year old could be trained but you have proved it can be done. Milo responds well and its such a joy to take him out. We had difficulty when meeting other dogs but now he is so much better- does not bark or gets aggresive though still needs a little correction. All achieved with just one training session. Cannot thank you enough Martyn.”
Falcore makes a big step forward
Meet Falcore! Louise has very recently adopted him and wanted to deal with a couple of issues with resource guarding being the main concern. Now with a plan in place I’m pleased to hear he’s coming along well. During the consultation we also covered feeding, crate training, general wellbeing and some lead work. I’m looking forward to hearing how he settles into his new family.
Lola’s new owners
Great to see 14 month old Lab Lola settling in with her new owners having sourced her for Dave and Avis. A bright girl with a bright future!
Improving lead recall
Lovely working with these two Italian Greyhounds. Today’s session was to improve the lads recall. Not only are they quick learners with the help of their human companions Megan and Elliott they are also super fast on their feet!
Stopping Herbie’s reaction to buses
Great session working with Marika and her Cockerpoo Herbie. Herbie was reacting when on lead at buses, however I’m pleased with his very positive response to the training so far and look forward to seeing him go from strength to strength.
A new recruit to the C.A.S Canine Security Division.
New recruit WD Luna out environmental training during her 12 week course to become licenced and join our C.A.S Canine Security Division.
Why are Bella and Roxy fighting?
Meeting Bella and Roxy at their home for a behavioural consultation to help their human companion understand the seemingly un provoked fights with each other.
