Darren James2021-01-22T09:38:30+00:00November 25th, 2020|Dog Training, Life With Dogs, Puppies|
When anyone gets a new puppy, their wish is for them to develop into a happy, friendly, well-rounded dog, right? There are so many benefits to having a lovely dog like this who’s not aggressive and is happy around everyone. The key to helping your dog to develop into this is socialisation. However, here
Darren James2020-11-18T16:39:46+00:00November 18th, 2020|Dog Training, Life With Dogs|
Using Movement To Motivate Your Dog If you own a dog of your own, or even just spend a bit of time around dogs and their owners, one thing will become clear quite quickly. Some dogs are far more well-behaved than others and, by extension, some owners seem to be a lot better at
Darren James2021-01-21T09:33:29+00:00November 5th, 2020|Dog Training|
Why should you use this daily method for feeding your puppy? It's undeniable that one of the most important aspects you have in your puppy's life is satisfying their hunger. In fact, according to them, it's definitely the most important! In this article, we will explain the benefits of overhauling the way you feed
Darren James2023-01-19T18:06:43+00:00February 3rd, 2020|Puppies|
I wanted to write an article to help new owners maximise rewards in puppy training. As we all know, rewarding our dogs for good behaviour is a great thing to do. It should always be encouraged. Where I think lots of new puppy owners get confused about is what rewards to use, why to
Tina Pencinger2022-07-08T08:54:46+01:00September 9th, 2019|Dog Behaviour Challenges|
What is Dog Anxiety? All dogs experience anxiety at some point, just like all humans (unless you are a psychopath) become anxious at one point or another. This is a natural, even healthy emotion - as long as it is kept in check at normal levels. If anxiety isn’t treated and allowed to grow,
Darren James2022-07-07T13:59:27+01:00March 28th, 2019|Life With Dogs, Uncategorised|
Written by Alex Merashi The excitement of bringing a puppy home is tremendous for any dog lovers. At first, you may not realize how much of a responsibility keeping a dog is, until you have to feed him, walk him, train him, among other needs. For as long as you consider it a
Aleksandra Borawska2021-02-01T10:21:26+00:00March 17th, 2017|Dog Training|
If the idea of residential dog training makes you uneasy, then know you aren’t alone. Many people have reservations, for any number of reasons, about committing their canine to this type of training. Indeed, who’s to say those worries aren’t justified? Except, here at Royvon we want to reassure you that our methods, facilities,
Aleksandra Borawska2022-07-08T08:43:44+01:00February 23rd, 2017|Dog Training|
Pulling on the Lead Is your dog an embarrassment as he tows you along the pavement on your daily walks? Do you envy those people whose dogs walk nicely to heel? Wish that it could be you and your dog, but don't know how to get to that stage? Don't worry, help is 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
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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