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 January Edition - Well Trained and Happy |
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Royvon Dog Training opens a Surrey School 
Royvon Dog Training Schools in South Wales, with its scenic and remote qualities, has always invited a national customer base, as there is definitely a sense of sending your pet on a holiday. Finding a second school that had as much to offer was certainly a challenge. However, after years of searching, Royvon Dog Training Schools, Surrey is finally open for business! The addition has also introduced many positive and surprising changes to both schools... Read more about Royvon's New Surrey Dog Training School. Royvon's New Services Royvon is the Nation's first and leading specialists for residential dog training, and their unique formula will never be matched nor compromised - but, this does not mean that other, tailored services are not available. Thanks to the opening of the second school, Royvon is now in the position to offer a variety of services in a variety of venues. If you don't see a service that suits your needs, we want to know... Read more about Royvons new services  Training Insights - Leadership
A dog's need for leadership is a hot topic in today's climate! Where does Royvon stand on the subject and why? Here are the facts about canine hierarchy and real life stories to support the methods of shaping and managing a dog's behaviour.
George's Story
Charlie's Story
Barnaby lived with Jackie and her rescue dog, Krissie at the school. The following Barnaby's Blog excerpts and links to full journal entries are a testament to both the Royvon Training Team (most especially Jackie!) and the puppy shaping methods now offered as a Royvon specialty service. Royvon & Pets at Home Darren James, Managing Director, and his Team of highly competent dog specialists are conducting in-store promotions at Pets at Home (Raynes Park). These promotions are proving to be extremely successful and the response from dog owners has been overwhelming. This is where one of Royvon's mottos comes to
mind "Our
purpose is to enhance the quality of lives of dogs and their owners" A New Year's Resolution "I resolve to enhance the quality of life for my dog (and for myself). I will choose one thing that will make our lives better together and I will seek professional support in the best way forward to re-shaping this part of our relationship." For New Year's Resolution support, please Contact us. With all new services, there is a solution to meet your resolution. Happy New Year The Royvon Team |
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George is an affectionate, obedient and otherwise perfect neutered Boxer dog. His owner reports that his behaviour in the home and off-lead obedience outside the home is flawless, however he is highly distracted and often aggressive around other dogs.
Charlie is a four year old Yorkshire Terrier bitch. Charlie has lived a posh life and is adored by everyone in the family. She is included in most the family activity and has free reign of the house and garden, including a pet door that enables her to come and go as she pleases. 
Barnaby, a gorgeous and well tempered Labradoodle, was a guest of Royvon, Surrey for six weeks. Barnaby was only three months old when he first arrived, and although he
was much too young for the residential programme, his mum found herself in an
unexpected pickle just after he was purchased and needed a place for him to
stay until she was ready to bring him home. This was not a problem for the
Surrey Team, however, as Jackie, the Surrey Training Supervisor was eager to
personally take on the puppy challenge in addition to all her other tasks and
duties.
Jayne was selected out of literally dozens of qualified applicants for the position of Team Coordinator of the Surrey school.
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