Obedience Training
It is so hard to navigate and process all of the varied information that you may find about dog training and what is the best path to follow as there are no black or white answers – each case needs individual consideration and requirements. That being said, here is some info to help you choose which direction is best for you and your dog.
We commonly use basic obedience training for young adults, adult rescue dogs and adult dogs that need more training and new skills. These classes are on a fixed time and day.
1 to 1 training is for dogs that are proving difficult to handle and a more
bespoke approach is needed with personalised attention and support in your own environment. These classes are tailored to your schedule.
What we cover in Obedience Dog Training
Improving recall
Lead walking
Over excitement
Jumping up
Barking for attention or frustration
Chewing, digging, ruining furniture
Basic training exercises (sit, down, stay)
Tricks training (paw, roll over, sit pretty)
Off lead walking next to the handler
Improving attention and focus on the owner
Obedient Collie
You will still get your homework at the end of the session to remind you what we have done with a Trello link.
You can reach me to ask me a question during the week before you see me again.
If your life is busy and you know you won’t have time to watch online content and video your training, this is the programme for you.
Breed specialist Martina is here to help
Happy Clients
“’We’ve been working with Martina since January, completing the Herders Bootcamp with Henry.
When we first started training Henry was not listening to instructions, chased everything that moved & even things that didn’t move. We worked together, going back to basics & building a solid foundation to progress his training. We have both learnt so much from our time with Martina!
Henry is a joy to own & our time with Martina has been invaluable.
Martina has given us so much advice & support, we are now continuing with her instruction into competitive obedience.”
– Janice & Henry
Happy Clients
Walks were very difficult as she would react by barking and lunging at cars, dogs, cats, people and more.
Martina taught me techniques to help Darling focus on me rather than the object creating the reactivity. Darling can now walk past cars, bikes and people without reacting and about 60% of dogs and cats but every week I see her improving.
With Martina’s continued support Darling is sure to go a lot further!”
– Sarah Geere
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