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31/10/2026

The quiet wins deserve some credit.

Walking past another dog without pulling towards them.
Noticing a dog and then checking back in with you.
Settling with another dog walks past your table.

These moments might not look dramatic on video, but they can represent a lot of work.

Your dog doesn't need to greet every dog they see. Being able to notice another dog and carry on with their own activity is a valuable life skill.

And "ignoring" doesn't mean they can never look. A glance followed by calmly moving on is worth celebrating, too.

For some dogs, today's win is simply being able to look away at a distance. That counts.

What's one quiet win you've had with your dog recently?

30/10/2026

An outing with a training focus.

Depending on the dogs focus. Sprocket above was learning settling without the need to sing to his people.

Depending on the dog's plan, I might be working on lead skills, settling, recall, responding to a cue or practising in a particular environment.

The location is part of the session; the aim is the skill we are working on.

Some useful practice happens without covering much distance at all!

Message me TRAINING to talk about support for your dog.

28/10/2026

I love to make sure all dogs have the basics and foundations when being a pet dog however;

Breed interests can help us think about suitable activities, but the individual dog still matters.

What holds their attention?

What do they enjoy doing with you?

I want an outlet to fit the dog and be something the owner can actually make part of their routine.

This client's pet-gundog work is one example.

Save this, then note one activity your dog enjoys doing with you.

26/10/2026

This is a client enjoying pet-gundog practice with their dog Pippin.

Training can include activities that give your dog something enjoyable and purposeful to do.

I look at the individual dog, their interests and what the owner can realistically keep up.

Useful skills and enjoyable activities can both belong in the plan.

Would you like training that considers your dog's interest? Message me OUTLETS.

24/10/2026

Day training includes plenty of active practice with heeling recall, and downs and some much needed quieter periods.

I want the day to have a cleat purpose for that dog, with time to pause between activities.

This photo is a small part of the day, but it is part of how I structure the work.

More activity is not the only thing worth showing.

📍Andover|📍Ludgershall| Dog trainer| Day trains.

19/10/2026

Here is one repetition from a client practising at a threshold.

The aim in this session is a clear pause and a clear release. I want owners to understand the exercise, recognise what they are asking for and know what to practise afterwards.

Save this if threshold practice is part of your current homework.

📍Ludgershall|📍Andover|Dog trainer| 1:1 training| packages| board and trains

19/10/2026

Practise around other dogs? Absolutely. Let your dog interrupt their walk? No.

I actively encourage my clients to practise recall, heeling and engagement in the real world. An empty field is useful for building foundations, but your dog also needs to practice around distractions.

They key is how you set that practice up.

Use a lead or safely handled flexi/longline, choose enough distance for your dog to work with you, and give other dogs and their owners space.

Reward your dog for coming away, walking past or checking in with you. If they're struggling, adjust the distance or make the exercise easier.

Another dog being nearby is an opportunity to practise.

We work on our own dogs' skills while respecting someone else's walk.

Save this for your next training walk.

📍Ludgershall| 📍Andover| Pet Obedience

17/10/2026

A big part of my work is helping the owner holding the lead.

I explain the exercise, show what I mean and give you space to practise it.

If something if unclear, I would rather you ask than go home guessing.

The plan has to make sense to you as well as your dog.

Looking for hands on support?
Message me PLAN to discuss a training package.

📍Ludgershall|📍Andover| Dog training |board and train| Reactivity training| Puppy training.

15/10/2026

For me, heel is a practical skill that helps an owner ask their dog to walk alongside them when needed.

The session is where we work on the communication;everyday practice is where owners learn to use it.

I want the skill to make sense outside a training video.

Andover|Hampshire|dog trainer|Puppy training| Reactivity

12/10/2026

You do NOT need a complicated routine to make training part of a walk.

This clip above shows one skill being practised by myself and two of my cleints- who I had bumped into, in an ordinary setting on a usual walk.

I give owners a clear focus to work on, then help them build from there.

Simple enough to repeat is often much more useful than impressive on camera

Save this and choose one skill to focus on during your practice.

📍Ludgershall|📍Andover| Dog training|Behaviour modification |Board&Trains|Puppy Training

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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm

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https://www.megsk9training.com/

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