Aleksandra Borawska2022-07-08T11:29:48+01:00January 13th, 2017|Dog Training Case Studies|
Meet Sidney the Cockapoo who joined us for showing naughty behaviour. Sidney would jump up at people, be very impulsive, pull on the lead and not settle. In the video you will see Ross his trainer teaching Sidney how to behave around people, walk nicely on the lead and go to 'place' to settle.
Aleksandra Borawska2021-03-22T15:36:30+00:00January 12th, 2017|Dog Training Case Studies|
Kiki & Koji, the Shiba Inus, were brought to us here at Royvon for showing aggression to other dogs whilst out on walks. The aggression got so bad that sometimes they would turn and start attacking each other and even the owners. They were here for three weeks and went through extensive training to
Aleksandra Borawska2021-03-22T15:38:25+00:00January 12th, 2017|Dog Training Case Studies|
Alfie the Bedlington mix was brought to Royvon as a troubled little guy. He was a very undersocialised rescue who had a serious bite history with other dogs and his owners were at their wits end. Changing this kind of deep set reactivity takes some time, however at Royvon he made some huge steps forward
Aleksandra Borawska2021-03-22T15:39:10+00:00January 12th, 2017|Dog Training Case Studies|
Say hi to Marco the yellow lab! Marco is a 9 year old rescue dog who was attacked and his previous owners didn't treat the wound and left him to get infected and ill. This means that Marco used to associate dogs with severe trauma and after pulling his owner off her feet multiple
Aleksandra Borawska2021-01-21T16:14:46+00:00January 12th, 2017|Dog Breeds|
In this blog post, we'll be sharing our top ten German Shepherd tips to give you some insight into what it's like to own this breed, to help you decide whether they're the right breed for you! Imposing, loyal, athletic, intelligent, and energetic are all good words to describe the German shepherd dog (GSD).
Aleksandra Borawska2021-03-22T15:39:09+00:00January 12th, 2017|Dog Training Case Studies|
Meet Molly, an adolescent German Shepherd who first arrived at Royvon in a tumult of reactive barking and lunging at people and dogs. New places and situations would also make her nervous and anxious. She has recently completed her Behaviour Modification Programme. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJWlh5wGOjM
Aleksandra Borawska2021-03-22T15:40:25+00:00January 12th, 2017|Dog Training Case Studies|
Say Hi to Scooby the GSD mix. He came to Royvon as a nervous boy and arrived in a whirlwind of barking and lunging at anything that moved. His reactivity to dogs was off the chart and his owner was at her wits end. Have a look at Scooby's progress whilst with us at
Aleksandra Borawska2021-01-21T11:35:46+00:00January 12th, 2017|Puppies|
The 3 P’s: Fool-proof advice for toilet training your puppy Did anyone warn you, owning a puppy is hard work? It’s a good thing puppies are so cute, because many of their habits are anything but sweet. From piddling on the carpet to pooping in your slippers, they are a four-legged tornado when it
Aleksandra Borawska2021-03-22T15:42:03+00:00January 12th, 2017|Dog Training Case Studies|
Skye the White German shepherd came to us for showing aggression towards other dogs on and off the lead. During her stay we built positive associations with other dogs and improved her social skills. please watch the video above to see how well she did on the programme below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3kbW00XC8Q&t=6s
Aleksandra Borawska2021-03-22T15:42:11+00:00January 12th, 2017|Dog Training Case Studies, Puppies|
Meet the beautiful Luna- a Cane Corso puppy who joined us due to her aggression towards people and other dogs. Luna's trainer Rhona worked with her to build up her confidence as her aggression was due to fear and her feeling insecure. Luna spent 3 weeks on our Behaviour Modification Programme and although her owners are
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Our process is reward based not punishment based. Whereas many dogs are obedient in a non-busy environment, when there are distractions often a dog is much harder to treat. This is why we progressively add distractions to the dogs training until they are used to obeying their owner in these conditions.
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