Bulls Eye Dog Training

Bulls Eye Dog Training Reward based trainer of puppy & adult dogs. FdSc degree in canine behaviour and training, Group classes or 1-2-1 consultations in behaviour/training.

Bulls Eye dog training has successfully run dog training classes in an outdoor environment in Doncaster and has now expanded to North Sheffield and surrounding areas. Carol has vast experience of working with a variety of breeds, particularly from Rescue and Doggy day care. Bulls Eye dog training uses reward based methods which are scientifically proven to be the most effective way of training any

animal. Whether you attend group classes or one to one sessions, you will be supported and will learn to understand your much loved companion's body language, how dogs learn and how you can change unwanted behaviours into something more desirable. Training:
You will be shown a variety of positive methods tailored to you and your dog. As with humans, a one size fits all approach, does not suit all breeds. The training methods used will encourage your dog to want be with you and offer the behaviours you desire whilst developing a trusting relationship. We aim to provide a friendly, safe and supportive environment where you can learn at a pace that is comfortable for you and your dog. Carol is first aid trained and can give nutritional advice and clicker training if required. Carol continues to expand her knowledge and has just completed a degree in Canine behaviour and training, using the most up to date, humane, scientific based training methods. Private consultations can be offered in your home, as a class environment is not suitable for every owner or dog, which allows you to work on very specific areas of concern. Progress tends to be greater with private lessons as the feedback and advice is personal. Whether you wish to improve your dog’s manners in or around the home, teach your dog to come back when called, or have a dog that is reactive towards dogs, people or any other issues, we are able to help you. Bulls Eye Dog Training uses reward based training only, avoiding harsh methods and dominance theories. We will always treat you and your dog with the utmost respect. Call me for further details on 0750 441 6236 or book online for our next training course. http://bullseyedogtraining.co.uk/dog-training/

31/05/2025

It’s the time of year many of us dread... ...especially for those of us whose dogs love to scuff around the base of trees or run through long grass....

Top tips ...

Keep your dog’s paw hair short, including in between their pads.

After every walk check your dogs thoroughly after each walk especially ears & in between toes & pads!

If they start to lick their paw/s obsessively in a new place make sure you check an arrow head isn’t starting to break through the skin.

Avoid them!!!

31/05/2025

**PUBLIC WARNING**
Please do not let your dog's poo on farmer's fields, especially when you see them like this! This is winter food for the cows!!!!
You may possibly cause Neosporosis / Abortion of calves which could even lead to a cull.
Farmers work hard all year round to look after the cows and for a 5 minute run for your dog you cost us money and stock! !
Thank You.

28/04/2025

It's a beautiful Sunday for a fun day at Bell Green Farm 💚

Here is the gorgeous Toby enjoying his play time yesterday 😀

www.bellgreenfarm.com

27/04/2025

Are you starting puppy classes in the next few weeks? Has your puppy outgrown their harness? Or does your dog need a lighter weight harness for the summer?

If so please DM me or ring 0114 2369855 to book in, this is my current availability

Thursday 24th - 10.30am, 12.30pm, 3pm or 4pm
Saturday 26th - 2pm or 3pm

Thank you
Rachael

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21/04/2025

Posted • Kibble: A slow recipe for disease, masked with synthetic flavor. 🐾

Visit www.billinghurst.institute. Link in bio🌟

Also, don’t forget to follow us on Facebook to stay connected. 🐾

23/02/2025

Posted • Your body needs the right building blocks to thrive.

PROTEIN: is non-negotiable. It builds and repairs tissues, supports muscle, creates enzymes and hormones, and transports vital nutrients. Without enough protein, your body can’t heal, grow, or function optimally.

FATS: are just as essential. Healthy fats provide long-lasting energy, balance hormones, support your brain and nervous system, and help absorb fat-soluble vitamins like A, D, E, and K. They also reduce inflammation and support cellular health.

CARBS: Here’s where it gets interesting. Not all carbs are created equal. If you never ate another carb again, you’d survive. But that doesn’t mean they aren’t beneficial.

Good-quality carbs from fresh produce offer unique advantages. They’re packed with essential vitamins, minerals, fiber, and powerful healing compounds called phytonutrients.

The problem is, most people are eating fast carbs—refined sugars, white flour, and processed junk—that wreak havoc on your metabolism, spike insulin, and drive inflammation.

Prioritize protein and healthy fats at every meal and fill the rest of your plate with nutrient-dense, non-starchy veggies. This combo stabilizes blood sugar, reduces cravings, and fuels your body the way nature intended. No matter what, you want to keep your glycemic load low. Always avoid refined sugars, refined carbs, and processed foods.

Drop a YES below, and I’ll DM you my FREE Nutrition 101 Guide.

22/02/2025

Here's a fun little fact about our furry pals: while dogs can devour just about anything, there are certain foods that can turn them from happy pups into not-so-happy campers! 🚫🍫

Take grapes, for instance. You might think they're a healthy snack, but they're actually a big no-no for dogs. Just a handful can lead to kidney failure! 😱 And don’t get me started on chocolate—because, let’s be real, if dogs could have a sweet tooth, chocolate would be their first choice! 🍫 But it’s a serious danger.

Xylitol, often found in sugar-free gum and some peanut butter, is another sneaky ingredient that can wreak havoc on a dog’s health. It drops their blood sugar and can lead to liver failure! Yikes!

So, next time you're enjoying a snack, remember to keep those toxic foods away from your pup. They may give you those puppy-dog eyes, but trust me, it’s better to stick to doggie treats. 🥳🍖 Let’s keep our furry friends safe and sound!

20/02/2025

Can we talk about petting for a minute?

Cuddles are great, but only when they're mutually consensual. All dogs are different. All dogs in all of the following scenarios are right. They are all good dogs, and they have the right to change their mind or like things sometimes and not other times.

- Some dogs like to be pet by unfamiliar people some of the time, others don't.

- All dogs have preferences for when and how they enjoy interacting and this will change depending on all kinds of things like mood and activity.

- Nobody wants to cuddle all of the time or just when it suits us humans.

- Lots of dogs in public don't want to say hi to you or have your hands touching them. Even though they are in public they should always have the right to bodily autonomy.

- All dogs should be asked before we assume we can touch them.

- Most dogs do not want to be waken from sleep by being touched.

- Dogs do not want to be touched when they are eating or enjoying a chew.

- Dogs have sensitive spots too. My dog loves her chest and ear scritches over her back or face, for example.

- Dogs can ask for attention and also turn it down and both are great!

- Most dogs do not want you to lean over them and hug them, it's super intimidating and confronting.

- Most dogs do not want you to stick your hand in their face. That's not a precursor for petting, it's annoying.

Interacting with your dog is a conversation, not an act of self serving indulgence or convenience. And these variables may change all the time. So, when in doubt, let your dog ASK YOU for cuddles. You'll be surprised how much leaving them alone might result in MORE cuddle time in the long run.

And check in often. Pause and wait for the "let's keep going" signal.

Do you know your dog's "yes please" and "no thanks" signals?

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