The CanoCoach

29/03/2026

As a busy trainer I’ve been too occupied to post. Here’s a selection of some of the amazing dogs I’ve worked with recently. Enjoy.

18/02/2026

27/01/2026

So true.

30/12/2025

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29/12/2025

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26/12/2025

I’m framing this one. Thanks Dexter.

22/12/2025

Great fun at puppy class this week. Great costumes!

05/11/2025

Happy Bonfire Night. Have a great time if you’re going to a fireworks display tonight, but please remember, remember the 5th of November is not a day that everyone likes. Especially our pets and wildlife. Take care of yourselves, take care of others and take care of animals.

13/08/2025

Been working some amazing pups and dogs over the last couple of months. Such a privilege to be able to help them and their owners.

13/08/2025

Dogs do not need walking but they may need enrichment. Get in touch if you would like my tips on safe, fun and easy activities to do with your dogs at home.

⚠️IF IT HITS 24, WALK NO MORE ⚠️

With the weather hitting very high temperatures this week, it’s a responsible idea to familiarise yourself with what temperatures are safe for your dog☀️🐶

As a general rule of thumb, temperatures exceeding 24 degrees should attempt to be avoided for all dog walks. But some larger breeds, flat faced, obese or puppies could struggle in heat over 16 degrees. You should also take a moment to consider if your dog struggles with any emotional behaviour difficulties as studies have suggested an increase in temperature can lead to a lower threshold for aggression.

Every year our vets treat hundreds of heat stroke cases and heartbreakingly, some end in tragedy. Many are unfortunately a result of owners not knowing the dangers of exercising their dogs in temperatures to hot for them to handle.

Heat-related illnesses are almost always preventable. DONT TAKE THE RISK and make sure your pet isn’t overheating in the sun ☀️ Walk your dog earlier or later in the day when the temperatures are cooler.

If you think your dog may be suffering from heat stroke, contact your vet immediately or, if out-of-hours, find your nearest emergency vet.

01/07/2025

Many people think it's okay to leave their dog in the car if they're parked in the shade or the windows are open. But a car can become as hot as an oven, even when the weather doesn't feel that warm.

What to do if you see a dog in a car on a warm day:
❗ First, assess the dog's condition. If they're showing any signs of heatstroke dial 999 at once. Distress may look like: displaying signs of heatstroke such as heavy panting, drooling excessively or collapse.
❌ While your instinct might be to smash a window and break into the car, without proper justification, this could be classed as committing criminal damage.
📱 Take pictures and/or videos of the dog in distress and make a note of the names and phone numbers of any witnesses.

Please don't leave your dogs inside your car.