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corley dog training ltd

assistance dogs scotland

All our dogs in training go through our two levels of training from Puppy Foundations, Core skills and public access to Assistance training through reward based training. There are assessments through our training programme where you will receive a certificate, pin badge, bandana and a rosette as you pass each level. What Our Assistance Training Programmes Offer? Our programmes are in place to support young people and adults through the highly skilled training of our assistance dogs, mobility assistance dogs and psychiatric service dogs. You will have access to training videos and resources year round, including enrichment, handling, emotional regulation charts and much much more on our website with an exclusive members login area. You will receive a booklet of information from tips on how to prepare you and your dog for the journey ahead to grooming, feeding, welfare of your assistance dog, building your bond, laws and public access guidance. Assistance dog equipment inc. harness, leads, longline, whistle, i.d badges, slip lead, and mobility handle (if required).

damian riley - dog behaviourist and training services

Damian spent 17 years with Guide Dogs and has worked with various assistance dog charities and trained several dogs for clients with Autistic children. His interest in dog behaviour led him to complete a Diploma in Canine Assistance studies and is now accredited to the Canine and Feline Behavioural Association (CFBA). In 2008 set up his own Dog Behaviour and Training Services business and has since formed excellent working relationships with a large number of Veterinary Practices across Cheshire and Manchester which demonstrates the respect and confidence industry professionals have in his advice. He is also recognised as a Master Trainer with the Guild of Dog Trainers.

trent park dog agility club

A group of ten like-minded dog owners got together and held an Inaugural meeting May 1985 when it was agreed that an application be submitted to the Kennel Club. Trent Park Dog Agility Club was born and it became the first ‘Agility only’ registered club. In the early days, ‘heavy’ homemade equipment was used – can anyone else remember the annual Paint and Repair days – not to mention the Dog Walk with extendable Tri-Pod legs? We were a group of enthusiastic dog owners who shared a passion for the fast-growing sport of Dog Agility and basically learnt as we went along. There were the usual hic-cups to be negotiated along the way but the Club went from strength to strength. An open evening was held in January 1986 with demonstrations and talks to attract new members. Trent Park Dog Agility Club held its’ first Agility Show at Picketts Lock Centre (before the cinema was built) on September 1986. It consisted of four classes: Starters Jumping and Agility + Novice Jumping and Agility. Entry fees were only £1.50 and class numbers averaged between 50 – 60. Our judges were Tony Veal and Yvonne Tate. Trent Park Dog Agility Club went on to hold an Annual Show until September 2013. The only exception being in 1997, when at short notice, the show was cancelled as it coincided with the funeral of Lady Diana, the Princess of Wales. A donation of £1,367.55 was sent to the memorial fund, being the balance of show entries received less requested refunds and disbursements. Club members also travelled to many local shows, usually in convoy, pre M25. In the early days, all clear rounds ran off at the end of the Class to produce the winner. Much has changed since then. We are now part of the Agility Club league. Currently, Trent Park Dog Agility Club has over 30 training members and a wonderful variety of dogs. We have replaced those old heavy pieces of equipment with up to date kit and aluminium contact gear. The arena’s rubber flooring has been replaced with a sandy substrate. Our members are enthusiastic, supportive and social. It is a great place to come and learn together.

dogs club

At Dogs Club Sheffield we pride ourselves on providing the best opportunities for your dogs. We believe that all dogs should have the opportunity to walk, sniff and play alongside other dogs or with a human companion in a safe environment to allow them time to be “Dogs” and to develop positive experiences when out and about.

josie's puppy school

learning about dogs ltd

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class of their own

foundation dog training & behaviour

At present I have two Labradors, and have owned and trained several Labradors and a German Shepherd (a rescue dog) as well as the family’s Shetland Sheepdogs and Miniature Schnauzers (together with a variety of birds and small furries!). I have been training dogs for over 35 years in a variety of disciplines, including Obedience; Agility; Gun Dog Training; Kennel Club Good Citizen Scheme; Obedience Rally; Companion Dog Training - and even for a short film, “Her Dog” (2013), which you can watch online! Qualifications I have an Honours (2:1) degree in Ecology & Ethology, a MSc (Merit pass) in Applied Animal Behaviour & Welfare from the Royal (Dick) Vet School, University of Edinburgh; and a Doctorate (PhD) in Ecological Studies. KCAI logo large-min.JPG I have been helping owners train their pets in both classes and on a 1-2-1 basis for the last 10 years and initially qualified as a dog trainer with a local charity in 2011, before becoming a member of the Kennel Club Accreditation Scheme for Instructors in Dog Training and Canine Behaviour (KCAI). I am a KC Good Citizen Dog Scheme Approved Examiner (List A) for Bronze, Silver and Gold Award Levels. Drawing upon my formal behavioural, welfare and ecological training I can identify and resolve behavioural problems which cause a lot of distress for both dogs and their owners. I have a particular interest in helping dogs with anxiety or fear-related issues and investigated this for my MSc Dissertation: Investigating Relaxation Protocols designed for Companion Dogs (Canis lupus familiaris): Efficacy, Client Engagement and Perception. I am interested in Dog Cognition and understanding how recent scientific developments can be applied to Pet Dog Training and to help you understand the real reasons behind your dogs behaviours.

ultimutt workshops

Get a personal training session tailored to your individual training needs in the comfort of your own home/chosen location. Addressing your dog’s training issues in their normal environment gives me the best chance of creating the most successful training program for your dog. The costs also include a full Training Report with a detailed suggested training methods and follow-up zooms/phone calls that you need to support you and your dog during training. £35 per hour (subject to change, but once booked it’s locked in), charged as half an hour blocks. Most sessions tend to last between 1.5 - 2 hrs, but if the training required is more complex it may be longer. We can address any training issue, including: • Training Walks/Loose-Lead training • Recall Training • Puppy Training • Toilet Training • Jumping Up • Biting • Excessive Barking • Chewing • Begging Behavioural Issues coming soon Travel costs (RAC Milage Calculator used for all prices): Chudleigh Area: Free Bovey Tracy Area: £1.20 Kingsteignton Area: £1.50 Teignmouth Area: £2.40 Dawlish: £2.40 Newton Abbot Area: £2.50 Exeter Area: £3.50 Torquay Area: £4.20 Paignton Area: £4.60 Totnes Area: £5.10 Brixham Area: £6.00 Ivybridge Area: £7.00 Kingsbridge Area: £8.65 Plymouth Area: £10 If there is a location not listed, please contact me for a price. As fuel prices change, so will our prices.