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Mortimer Canine Academy We are a professional dog training company on a mission to provide an unrivalled dog training service

It’s going ahead! Our MCA Everyday Obedience Class is confirmed, and we’d love you to join us!📅 Saturday 7th November🕛 1...
27/10/2026

It’s going ahead! Our MCA Everyday Obedience Class is confirmed, and we’d love you to join us!

📅 Saturday 7th November
🕛 12pm
📍 West Park, Goole, DN14 6XA
💷 £20 per dog

We’ll be working on loose lead walking, recall, place work and building engagement through play-all while practising around other dogs and people.

A friendly, supportive class to help you build confidence, improve everyday skills and enjoy training with your dog.

To book your slot, just drop us a message through our socials!

See you there!
Dan & Odo

MEET NYX Nyx came to Mortimer Canine Academy to work on her basic obedience and some mild reactivity towards other dogs....
22/10/2026

MEET NYX

Nyx came to Mortimer Canine Academy to work on her basic obedience and some mild reactivity towards other dogs.

And what fantastic progress she’s making!

We’ve been focusing on building engagement, improving obedience and helping Nyx become more neutral and confident around other dogs.

But what makes this even better is the dedication from her owner!

She’s putting the time and effort in outside of our sessions, practising what we’ve been working on and making sure that training carries over into everyday life.

And that’s exactly what we love to see at MCA!

Dog training isn’t just about what happens during a session. It’s about the work you put in between them. Consistency, commitment and teamwork are what create lasting results.

Still plenty more to work on, but Nyx and her owner are absolutely smashing it!

Keep up the fantastic work, both of you!

Mortimer Canine Academy


17/10/2026

Your dog doesn’t get to choose how they spend their day. You do.

You decide when they eat, when they go outside, where they walk, what they explore and how much of the world they get to experience.

Their entire world revolves around the decisions you make for them.

So make those decisions count.

Give them adventures. Let them sniff. Let them explore. Play with them. Teach them. Challenge them.

Give them structure, boundaries and guidance, but also give them opportunities to enjoy being a dog.

Training shouldn’t just be about making your dog easier to live with. It should be about giving them a better life.

Because the more we teach them, the more freedom we can safely give them.

They don’t get to choose their life.

But you get to make it a bloody good one.

Mortimer Canine Academy

BE HONEST… HOW GOOD IS YOUR DOG’S RECALL?If you unclipped the lead today, how confident would you be that your dog would...
24/09/2026

BE HONEST… HOW GOOD IS YOUR DOG’S RECALL?

If you unclipped the lead today, how confident would you be that your dog would come back first time, every time?

Not just in an empty field…

What if another dog appeared?
A squirrel ran past?
Someone started playing with a ball?
Or something far more interesting than you caught their attention? 👀

A reliable recall is one of the most important skills we can teach our dogs - not because we want to control every second of their walk, but because good obedience can ultimately give them more freedom.

Recall needs to be built, practised and proofed around real-world distractions before we can expect it to work when it genuinely matters.

So, let’s hear it 👇

What would you rate your dog’s recall out of 10?

And what’s the ONE thing that makes them suddenly forget their name? 😂

🐕 Other dogs?
🦌 Wildlife?
👃 A good smell?
⚽ A ball?
🏃 People?

Drop yours in the comments 👇

OFF-LEAD FREEDOM IS EARNED.

NEW CLIENT | MEET BRUCE Meet Bruce, a very impressive Cane Corso who has recently started working with us at MCA. Bruce ...
01/09/2026

NEW CLIENT | MEET BRUCE

Meet Bruce, a very impressive Cane Corso who has recently started working with us at MCA.

Bruce isn’t reactive towards other dogs - his biggest issue is that when he sees one, he wants to get over to them!

For a smaller dog, pulling towards another dog might be manageable. But when you’ve got a big, powerful breed like a Cane Corso on the end of the lead, that strength can quickly become too much for an owner to comfortably control.

So our work with Bruce is all about building better communication, engagement and control, without taking away from the dog that he is.

We’ll be working on:

🐾 Loose lead walking
🐾 Engagement and focus around distractions
🐾 Neutrality around other dogs
🐾 Better handler communication and control
🐾 Recall and obedience
🐾 Introducing e-collar training correctly and fairly

We’ll also be introducing Bruce to the e-collar as another layer of communication alongside commands he already understands.

As always, the e-collar isn’t there to replace training. We take the time to condition it properly, teach the dog what the pressure means and build clear communication before increasing the level of distraction.

With a dog of Bruce’s size and strength, control shouldn’t come down to whether his owner is physically strong enough to hold him.

We want Bruce to understand that just because another dog is there, it doesn’t mean he needs to pull towards them. Instead, we want him to remain neutral, listen to his handler and make better choices.

He’s an awesome lad and we’re really looking forward to seeing what we can achieve with him.

10/08/2026

PUPPY SOCIALISATION ISN’T JUST MEETING OTHER DOGS

When people hear “socialise your puppy,” they often think it means allowing them to meet as many dogs and people as possible.

But good socialisation is about much more than interaction—it’s about teaching your puppy how to experience the world calmly and confidently.

That can include:

✅ Watching dogs without needing to greet them
✅ Experiencing traffic, shops and busy environments
✅ Walking on different surfaces
✅ Hearing unfamiliar noises
✅ Being calmly handled and groomed
✅ Learning to settle away from home
✅ Building confidence without being forced into situations

The goal shouldn’t be a puppy that expects attention or play from everyone they see. The goal is a puppy that can notice the world around them without becoming frightened, overwhelmed or overly excited.

Socialisation should be positive, controlled and suited to the individual puppy.

More exposure isn’t always better-especially if the puppy isn’t coping.

What is one thing you wish you had introduced your dog to when they were younger?

Let us know in the comments 👇

CLIENT TESTIMONIALReviews like this genuinely mean so much to us!Helping owners understand their dogs and giving them th...
09/08/2026

CLIENT TESTIMONIAL

Reviews like this genuinely mean so much to us!

Helping owners understand their dogs and giving them the knowledge and confidence to continue their training at home is exactly what MCA is all about.

From building engagement and learning to settle in busy environments, to developing reliable loose-lead walking, it has been brilliant watching this team grow together and make progress with every session.

Working breeds can be challenging, but with the right guidance, structure and consistency, they are incredibly rewarding.

Thank you for trusting me to be part of your journey and for taking the time to leave such a fantastic review.

Keep up the amazing work - I’m always here if you need me!

Is your dog being stubborn… or are they simply over threshold? When a dog becomes highly aroused, stressed or overly exc...
08/08/2026

Is your dog being stubborn… or are they simply over threshold?

When a dog becomes highly aroused, stressed or overly excited, the thinking part of their brain becomes less effective.

Their nervous system shifts into survival mode, making it much harder for them to process cues, make good decisions or respond to their owner.

That’s why a dog who performs perfectly at home might suddenly appear to “forget everything” around other dogs, people, wildlife or busy environments.

More exposure isn’t always the answer. If your dog is repeatedly pushed beyond what they can cope with, they may simply rehearse the unwanted behaviour.

Good training starts at a distance where your dog can still:

🐾 Take food
🐾 Respond to their name
🐾 Engage with you
🐾 Recover quickly after seeing a trigger

Then, as their confidence and emotional control improve, that distance can gradually be reduced.

So, what does your dog struggle to think around most-other dogs, people, wildlife or something else?
Let us know below

Welcome to MCA, Blue! Meet Blue, a handsome Border Collie who’s recently joined us on one of our bespoke training progra...
06/08/2026

Welcome to MCA, Blue!

Meet Blue, a handsome Border Collie who’s recently joined us on one of our bespoke training programmes.

Blue is a rescue, and his new owners are determined to give him the very best start in his new life. Rather than waiting for problems to develop, they’ve made the decision to hit the ground running and invest in his training from day one-and that’s exactly the mindset we love to see.

Every rescue dog comes with their own story, and our job is to help build the next chapter. We’ll be focusing on creating strong engagement, developing a solid relationship with his owners, building confidence, improving obedience, and laying the foundations for reliable recall and real-world manners.

Training isn’t just about teaching commands-it’s about creating trust, clear communication, and giving dogs the skills they need to enjoy more freedom and a happier life.

We can’t wait to see what Blue achieves over the coming weeks. Keep an eye on our page to follow his journey!

Let's talk about arousal...A lot of owners believe their dog has "too much energy."But what if it isn't energy at all?Wh...
28/07/2026

Let's talk about arousal...

A lot of owners believe their dog has "too much energy."

But what if it isn't energy at all?

What if it's poor emotional regulation?

An over-aroused dog can look:
🐕 Hyperactive
🐕 Unable to listen
🐕 Constantly scanning the environment
🐕 Pulling on the lead
🐕 Reacting to dogs or people

Exercise alone often won't solve that.

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