In person, bespoke training for you and your dog.
I can travel to Portsmouth, Havant, Waterlooville, Emsworth, Chichester, Fareham, Gosport, Clanfield and other areas.
Our workshops are held at Abshott Community Centre in Fareham.
Bronze series 1 scent detection workshop. Family friendly workshop. Physical and mental exercise. Building relationships.
Sunday 26th January
10-2
Abshott Community Centre, Fareham
£75
Silver series 3 scent detection workshop. For those who have completed bronze level. Family friendly workshop. Physical and mental exercise. Building relationships.
Sunday 23rd February
10-2
Abshott Community Centre, Fareham
£75
An in person initial consultation and training session of at least 1.5 hours, which includes a bespoke written training plan.
£90
In person follow up training sessions of at least 1 hour.
£60
An initial comprehensive assessment with bespoke training plan and two follow up training sessions designed for reactive dogs.
£180
Loose lead walking, recall and obedience with clicker. Focus and impulse control.
COING SOON
Abshott Community Centre, Fareham
£40
Put your dog's natural scent abilities to work! Create a calm, focused and balanced dog. Great physical and mental exercise.
COMING SOON
Abshott Community Centre, Fareham
£40
Helping combat fear & anxiety at both ends of the lead.
COMING SOON
Abshott Community Centre, Fareham
£40
Easy Peasy Puppy Squeezy!
Equipping you and your puppy with essential training skills.
COMING SOON
Abshot Community Centre, Fareham
£40
Bronze series 2 scent detection workshop.
COMING SOON
Abshott Community Centre, Fareham
£70
Improving searching, recognition & indication.
COMING SOON
Abshot Community Centre
Fareham
£40
A fun filled dog sport. Dogs navigate a course of hoops, barrels and tunnels. A low impact agility style workshop.
COMING SOON
Abshot Community Centre, Fareham
£40
Training and bespoke problem solving via video call by the hour.
£45
Training your dog to walk on a lead, or loose lead walking, is essentially training your dog to walk by your side. This is a good exercise to practice to ensure walks with your dog are safe and enjoyable for both of you. It also encourages your dog to give you their attention.
Resource guarding occurs when dogs exhibit behaviors like growling, lunging, or biting over food or toys. This behavior is also known as “possession aggression” and may occur in dogs of any breed. Training early and often can help discourage resource guarding before it becomes too problematic.
Separation anxiety describes dogs that usually are overly attached or dependent on family members. They become extremely anxious and show distress behaviors, such as, barking, destruction, or toileting in the house when separated from the owners.
Dog to dog aggression occurs because a dog is either not socialised and is uncomfortable around other dogs, or has had a traumatic experience which causes them to be afraid of another dog's presence.
This behaviour can make taking your dog outside frustration and difficult.
Reactive dogs are often overwhelmed by their surroundings. They can often perceive people, dogs or objects as frightening. They over-react to these frightening things.
Having a reactive dog doesn't make you a bad dog owner, nor does it mean that your dog has been mistreated.
Some dogs can become reactive because of a single negative experience.
Some dogs constantly bark during travelling which can make journeys very unpleasant. Other dogs can be car sick or find travelling distressing.
Whatever issue your dog has, there are things we can implement to change the travelling experience.