Care And Reward Assisted Pet Dog Training & Canine Behaviourist

CARA DOG TRAINING

Beginners

For all dogs over 6 months old including rescued or rehomed dogs who need to develop a bond with their new owners and those who have previously undertaken any kind of Puppy Socialisation Course — no dog is ever too young or too old to learn!

 

Here we develop the basics by training in greater depth, as our dog is a little older and like us, has grown in confidence.

 

“Attention” and “Close” Heelwork improves whilst continuing to socialise correctly. Sit-Stays and Down-Stays are developed, both on and off lead and Recall Off-Lead is improved. In addition to general on-lead work and using various differing way to overcome problems, we cover “Close” Heel Free (walking off lead); show you how to walk safely through doors, gates and other obstacles as well as starting to teaching the Emergency Stop!!  We hope you never need to us this!

 

Again, daily practice is the only way forward and our free training reminder notes will help you, your family and your dog!

 

With Puppy owners progressing after each course, our Beginners Classes may fill quickly so please contact us sooner rather than later to avoid disappointment.

 

 

 

 

RECALL!!!???

Matthew receiving his Beginners Certificate from Trainer Karen as part of his Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme working his King Charles Spaniel!

Come on Mum, where next?

Chrissy & Crunchie working in Rally “O” (Obedience).

Trainer Karen with her Lab Kallie who is also a PAT Dog & Border Collie Pup Madi!

Home

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Basil!

 

Crunchies half brother from her Shropshire Breeder who trains with us as well at Blackfield.

Pets As Therapy is a national charity now in its 25th year.
It is unique in that it provides temperament assessed/vaccinated PAT Dogs and PAT Cats with registered volunteers to hospitals, hospices, residential care homes, day centres, special needs schools and many other establishments often providing comfort, companionship and therapy for resident.
There are currently approx 3,500 PAT Dogs and 90 PAT Cats that benefit more than 100,000 people of all ages every single week.