Paws2Train

15/08/2025

Here's Apa the Chocolate Lab showing off some incredible impulse control during a game of tug with his owner, Isaac. This isn't just play it's a perfect example of teamwork, communication, and trust.
Around them, dogs and owners are working together, most off-lead, building focus, confidence, and connection. The energy was high, the progress was real, and every team gave it their all.
We're only at Week 1, and already the bonds are building the kind that last a lifetime.
If you're ready to create this kind of relationship with your dog, get in touch and join us!

12/08/2025

Two owners. Two dogs. One calm, controlled moment.
They meet. They talk. They shake hands.
The dogs? No pulling. No lunging. No barking. Just… calm.

Is your dog neutral on walks?
Can it stay relaxed meeting strange dogs and people?
Do you feel fully in control?

Drop your thoughts in the comments below 👇

05/08/2025

📩 A quick note to say thank you for your patience!
I’m currently recovering from a tough virus and a kidney infection, so replies to enquiries are a little slower than usual. I promise I haven’t forgotten you all messages will be responded to as soon as I’m back on my feet.

Thanks so much for your understanding and support 💛

Claire 🖤

04/08/2025

Not just dog training — this is structure, focus, and results you can see from the sky.
Leading from the front. Building calm, confident dogs.♥️

01/08/2025

🌟 Tucker Update! 🌟

Remember Tucker — the very vocal hound who used to bark, scream, and lunge at every dog he saw? Well… just look at the message I received from his lovely owner this week 🥹👇

“Helloo, hope you had a good holiday! Just letting you know everything is going so well with us on walks and it feels amazing! Tucker’s having the best time too ###”

This boy has come such a long way. With patience, structure, and consistent training, Tucker is now able to enjoy his walks calmly — and more importantly, so can his humans 💛

Massive credit to his owners for all the work they’ve put in outside of our sessions. This is what teamwork looks like 🙌

If you’re struggling with reactivity, barking, lunging or just generally stressful walks — there is a way forward. Feel free to reach out 📩

29/07/2025

28/07/2025

New block will begin tomorrow (29th) in Chryston. relevant information and group links will be shared this evening 🖤

I am currently travelling home from holiday, so any enquiries will be responded to tomorrow morning
Please if you haven’t heard from me resend your enquiry sometimes messages can get lost.

Many thanks Claire 🖤

23/07/2025

🌴 Out of Office 🌴
I’m still currently on holiday, so all enquiries will be answered on Monday.

📅 Our new training block starts 29th July – WhatsApp group links will be sent out on Monday as well.

Thanks for your patience!
– Claire 🐾

18/07/2025

I am officially on holiday! 🌿
I won’t be answering any enquiries during this time.
All work will resume on 30th July.

Thank you for your patience and understanding

Claire ♥️

16/07/2025

🌟 LAST AVAILABLE TRAINING SPACES! 🌟

These are the only one-to-one and group training slots I have left until late September/early October – so if any of them suit you, please DM me as soon as possible as they tend to go quickly!

If you’d like more info about how 1-to-1 sessions work, or what’s included in the group block classes, just pop me a message on Messenger – happy to help!

🐾 Looking forward to meeting more amazing dogs and their humans soon! 🐶💬

15/07/2025

🌟 Bertie’s Journey: From Silence to Freedom 🌟

Meet Bertie, a young Rottweiler who was born completely deaf. From the start, his owners Lisa & Warren poured their hearts into giving him the best life possible — attending all our training classes, learning hand signals, and building a beautiful relationship based on trust and consistency. ❤️

Bertie quickly picked up on hand signals and had brilliant recall — as long as he could see his owners. But there was one major challenge: once Bertie turned his back, there was no way to call him back. No sound. No voice. No way to get his attention.

Sure, we could have kept him on a long line for life — but why limit his freedom when there’s a better way?

That’s when myself and fellow trainer David from k9 Revolution Dog introduced the idea of using an e-collar — not as a punishment tool, but as a communication tool through feel, not sound. With thoughtful conditioning and clear guidance, we taught Bertie that a gentle tap on the collar meant “check in” or “look back.” Just like a tap on the shoulder.

The results? ✨ Incredible.
Bertie now enjoys freedom to run, sniff, explore and be a dog — safely and confidently, knowing his people can always get his attention when needed.

Let’s be clear:
❌ He’s not being zapped.
❌ He’s not shut down.
✅ He’s engaged, happy, and thriving.

When used correctly, with patience, skill and compassion, e-collars can be life-changing — especially for dogs like Bertie, who just needed a different way to stay connected to his world.

We couldn’t be prouder of this team — Lisa, Warren, Bertie, and everyone involved in his journey.

Here’s to deaf dogs living their fullest, freest lives. 🐾💪