Darren James2021-03-19T15:56:38+00:00November 8th, 2018|Dog Behaviour Challenges, Dog Training, Life With Dogs|
Dogs are sensitive, emotional creatures. But they often perceive the world differently than we do. Fox poop and sniffing each others genitals may be delightful, while a full bin bag in front of the neighbours house post may be suspicious and the friendly postman outright dangerous. Some dogs find it hard to cope with
Darren James2021-03-19T16:16:35+00:00May 30th, 2018|Life With Dogs|
Raw feeding, done right, can be absolutely fantastic for your dog's health. Done wrong, however, can be detrimental to both yours and your dog's health. DO feed a balanced diet. Feeding your dog raw meat does not equal a good diet. There are a few ways of doing this but the easiest is a
Darren James2021-03-19T16:21:22+00:00May 30th, 2018|Life With Dogs|
On a rainy day or the one that you are too lazy to go out with your dog, there are different dogs indoor activities to make them busy and entertained at home. It is a total myth that we need to walk our dogs three times a day. We believe our dogs are smart, bright
Darren James2021-03-19T16:17:04+00:00February 1st, 2018|Puppies|
The most critical time in a puppy’s life is between 4 – 16 weeks. It is during this time the most rapid learning occurs and when puppy training is most important – in addition, any experience that takes place within this short window of time will have the greatest impact on future social behaviour.
Darren James2022-12-07T17:58:43+00:00January 31st, 2018|Dog Breeds, Dog Training|
Rottweilers sometimes get a bad reputation, but many owners love them for their distinct look, strength and protective nature. Owning a Rottweiler can be highly rewarding. However, your Rottweiler dog training needs to commence early, as Rottweiler puppies will begin to display their natural abilities from a very young age. These are abilities that we
Darren James2020-12-07T14:08:19+00:00January 31st, 2018|Dog Breeds|
The Border Collie is a working breed that belongs to the Kennel Club Pastoral Group. This sensitive, athletic and highly intelligent herding breed is also employed in search and rescue operations, scent detection work, and a variety of other canine jobs. Border Collies achieve the highest awards in a range of a canine sports,
Darren James2022-07-08T09:07:56+01:00January 31st, 2018|Dog Breeds|
Do you want a relaxed Cockapoo? In order to have a Calm and relaxed cockapoo it is important to include physical exercise and mental stimulation into their daily routines. Mental stimulation can include obedience, trick training, activity puzzles and Kong’s for example. Agility. Agility is an activity that uses mental and physical energy and is
Darren James2022-12-07T17:59:36+00:00January 31st, 2018|Dog Breeds|
The Rough Collie is a fabulous family dog. They are loving, calm, and very smart. Rough Collies do not need lots of exercise and on wet days they are more than happy with a quick walk and then spend the rest of the day snoozing or pottering around the home. This makes them a great
Darren James2021-03-22T16:27:23+00:00January 31st, 2018|Dog Behaviour Challenges|
Boisterous behaviour can be one of the hardest problems to manage. Managing boisterous behaviour is one of the most common and likewise often one of the hardest problems out there to correct. A boisterous dog, whether with other dogs or people can end up being restricted to lead only walks, end up being heavily
Darren James2021-03-22T16:25:03+00:00January 31st, 2018|Dog Behaviour Challenges|
Jumping up is a natural greeting behaviour for dogs. Yet it is one of the most common behavioural issue that causes dog owners concern. JUMPING UP Jumping up can be a difficult behaviour to overcome as it does take strict and consistent handling with the dog. The easiest way to over-come jumping is to ignore
Whether you need remote training online, or to attend for dog and owner based training, or you simply need to leave your dog with us for boarding, we can help.
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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