Webinars

Crazy Chasers Webinar

Do you own a Border Collie that likes to chase everything that moves?

Are you dragged around on lead as soon as a car, bike or runner goes past?

Are you dreading having your dog off lead as they will be off chasing something as soon as they see it?

Do you have a dog that has started showing interest in chasing cars and you want to “nip it in the bud” straight away?

This webinar will start you on the journey of understanding, managing and train your Border Collie on the typical breed unwanted behaviours.

Border Collie Workshops with Martina Miradoli

Your webinar contains:

Two exercises to improve focus on lead and around distractions

Two exercises to improve your recall to aim to be able to recall away from a moving object

A better understanding on the breed and why they do what they do

How to improve your training tools: toy and treats need to be valuable for your dog.

Theory and videos will be both delivered to you on the workshop so you have a visual learning experience and can start practicing with your dog following my examples

For just £22 you will receive the link to a 1-hour 50-minute online webinar to watch.

Look At That Webinar

What is LAT?

Look At That is a game from Leslie McDevitt Control Unleashed programme and it’s my favourite and core exercise for a variety of situations and behaviours!

Teach your dog how to become a reporter, by telling you every time they see a trigger approaching, learning to start a conversation with you instead of reacting to it.

It seems like a dream but believe me, IT WORKS!

Your dog will ask you for help instead of dealing with the fear or the frustration on their own a the end of the lead.

border collie workshop with dog trainer expert martina miradoli

The LAT game is going to help your dog dealing with:

Reactivity to other dogs and people
Distractions
Excitement towards other dogs and people
Movement and noise sensitivity
Fear responses
Car chasing

In this webinar you will learn both theory and practise so you can start working on it straight away!

Activities for Busy Brains

Activities for Busy Brains Border Collie Webinar

Going to sheepdog training and agility is not an option for a lot of us and doing multiple sessions of ball throwing is not ideal for both body and mental well-being of our dogs.

What other activities and games can tire your Border Collie out even when you don’t have time to walk them 5 hours per day?

Mental stimulation and using their brain is what you need!

In this webinar, I will give you some ideas, teach you some games and give you general guidance on how to make sure your collie’s needs are met and you don’t have to live with an under-stimulated dog that is up to no good most of the time!

Offer Calm Instead of Crazy

Do you struggle with your lively collie’s hyperactive behaviour? Are you tired of constant barking and jumping around the house? Have you ever wondered if there’s a way to help your herding breed find their off switch? Look no further!

Join us for an engaging webinar called “Offer Calm Instead of Crazy” where we’ll explore how to teach your dog to be calm and focused. We’ll share practical exercises and simple strategies that you can use at home to encourage your dog to make better choices.

Discover how to redirect your dog’s energy, so they choose calmness instead of jumping up, barking excessively, or trying to snatch food from the counter. Learn how to train them to automatically sit or lie down instead of pulling on the leash or demanding attention.

We’ll also discuss techniques to help your dog stay focused in a class environment, even when there are distractions around. This webinar will equip you with the tools to create a plan that fits any situation where you want your dog to be calm rather than hyperactive.

Join us to gain valuable insights and practical strategies that will transform your dog’s behaviour. Let’s work together to bring peace and serenity into your home and strengthen the bond between you and your Border Collie removing the stress of having a dog with no off switch!