That’ll do dog training

02/06/2026

When a dog is meeting a lot of other dogs and often has high energy associated with other dogs it can lead towards reactivity when on the lead and running into dogs when off the lead. It’s important to run engagement work outside to help make the dog neutral to other dogs and to bring a calmer association around other dogs while being more focused into us

16/05/2026

The first couple of weeks reactive training can be very intense when to bring the engagement of the dog into us to help them disengage from other dogs

12/05/2026

Nala is getting steadier and her drive is fantastic however she is following Meg too much and trying to take dummies off her. We have been doing some drills to get her more independent when working

09/05/2026

You could be making these mistakes with your reactive dog

07/05/2026

Meet the That’ll do dog training team

01/05/2026

This reactive rescue had a lot of drive, so we used that to our advantage for training

27/04/2026

Working with a reactive dachshund

10/03/2026

We spent some time training local dog walkers up to handle reactive dogs today

As Dog Walkers we’re always wanting to offer more❗️

So we’ve taken the time to meet up with a local trainer That’ll do dog training taking the time to share his tips and tricks 👏🏼

Meeting up with Woof ‘n’ Wanders and Kayla’s K9’s to make sure we’re staying up to date with knowledge to support the training your putting into your hounds 🐕

09/03/2026

This young rescue dog has been desperate to get over to other dogs and has been getting increasingly frustrated. The owners booked her in for a three lesson reactive package and this is the results

03/03/2026

Sits and stays are an important part of dog training but a lot of people make the same mistake when it comes to teaching the dog this command