CT Dog Training

04/07/2025

Fab training session last night at Burstwick Village Hall. All the dogs are coming on leaps and bounds as we push them for more each session. 😍🐶👏

06/06/2025

Training classes at Burstwick Village Hall starting next Thursday 12th June 5pm £70 for 6 week block covering loose lead walking, recalls, stays, toy and food manners etc. for more information or to book a space please drop me a message 😊

06/06/2025

Last night saw the end of another block of classes at Burstwick Village Hall fantastic to see how all the dogs have come on over the last 7 weeks, especially finishing with them all doing off lead recall with distraction 😍

29/05/2025

Training Tonight
5pm on as normal in the village hall
6pm hoopers postponed
7pm on as normal in the village hall

22/05/2025

A couple of weeks ago we started our new hoopers beginners classes at Burstwick Village Hall on Thursday evenings. We start off building equipment value 😍

22/05/2025

Last weeks classes at Burstwick Village Hall 😬

30/04/2025

Last week saw the start of a new block of classes at Burstwick Village Hall 😬

04/04/2025

Another set of classes finished at Burstwick Village Hall well done to all the dogs and handlers 👏 The next block of classes will start on Thursday 24th April 5pm and 7pm for general training class and 6pm for hoopers more details to follow 😊

20/03/2025

If you spot a dog on the lead or wearing yellow, there is one small thing that you can do that will truly transform their day.
Give them some space - A little distance goes a long way.
Dog wearing yellow need space and it can be for a whole host of different reasons.
They might be injured or in pain, they might be scared of dogs or people, they might find children frightening.
I know you might be curious to learn more, but please don't approach.
When things that scare come too close it makes them feel like a threat.
That's why you might see them bark, lunge or show their teeth.
They are just trying to make the scary thing go away.
When they can see these scary things at a distance their humans help them to learn that they're not so scary after all.
But it takes time. And patience.
Their humans are trying really hard to show them how safe the world is.
Will you help and keep your distance?
Thank you 💛

21/02/2025

Last nights 7pm class at Burstwick Village Hall welcoming 3 new puppies to class and starting 3 dogs on The Dog Trainer School levels 🥰

10/02/2025

Please keep your dogs safe around the cliff tops 😭

The Bridlington & Filey Coastguard teams were called out yesterday (Saturday 8 February), following a report of a dog over the cliff near Sewerby Cricket Club. The dog was found by the team approximately 15 feet down a cliff on a precarious ledge that was crumbling as the team prepared to set up a rope rescue system.

A technical rope setup was quickly constructed, but just before the technician could deploy down the cliff, the dog began to move and was soon out of sight from the edge safety officer (ESO). The technician proceeded to the ledge and continued down the steep chalk cliffs, only to discover that the dog had succumbed to the injuries sustained in the fall and was found deceased at the bottom.

This is a heartbreaking outcome for both the owners and the team, who always strive for a positive resolution, but unfortunately, this was not possible this time.

This marks the third incident this year for the Bridlington team involving dogs that have not survived. It serves as an important reminder to always keep dogs on a lead, especially near cliff edges, when walking along the coast.

As always, be respectful in the comments as accidents can happen to anyone. In a coastal emergency, dial 999 and ask for the coastguard.

*note to editors - no further information will be released*

📸- Bridlington Coastguard Team

28/10/2024