Next Level Dog Training

Next Level Dog Training Helping dogs and dog owners live a less stressful life together.

02/06/2026

Walking a reactive dog is like taking a hazard perception test

29/05/2026

What are your top 3 dog breeds?

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
24/05/2026

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

✨ Meet Simba ✨“He’s small… but he’s been making some very big decisions in the house.”Simba is a seven year old Cockapoo...
23/05/2026

✨ Meet Simba ✨

“He’s small… but he’s been making some very big decisions in the house.”

Simba is a seven year old Cockapoo who has joined us for residential training. He struggles with resource guarding around food, toys, and resting spaces, alongside reactivity on walks and overexcitement when people visit the house.

This can lead to snapping, barking, guarding behaviour, and unpredictable reactions around both people and other dogs, making day-to-day life stressful for everyone involved.

During his stay we’ll be focusing on structure, boundaries, and helping Simba feel less pressure to control situations so he can become calmer, safer, and easier to live with.

✨ Meet Betty ✨“She’s brilliant off lead… until the world gets a bit too exciting.”Betty is a four year old Doberman who ...
23/05/2026

✨ Meet Betty ✨

“She’s brilliant off lead… until the world gets a bit too exciting.”

Betty is a four year old Doberman who has joined us for residential training. She is a clever and active dog, but struggles with reactivity on the lead, particularly around dogs, bikes, scooters, and large vehicles.

When excitement or frustration builds, Betty can become highly focused on her triggers, making walks stressful and difficult to manage. She also has a very high prey drive and selective hearing when distractions take over.

During her stay we’ll be focusing on calmer lead manners, reducing reactions around triggers, and helping Betty make better choices when excitement kicks in.

✨ Meet Heidi ✨“She’s not stubborn… she’s scared of a world she doesn’t fully understand yet.”Heidi is a 23 month old mix...
19/05/2026

✨ Meet Heidi ✨

“She’s not stubborn… she’s scared of a world she doesn’t fully understand yet.”

Heidi is a 23 month old mixed breed who has joined us for residential training. She struggles with fear and anxiety around people, dogs, noises, and unfamiliar situations, which can quickly turn into intense barking, pulling on the lead, and becoming overwhelmed.

Out on walks and even in the car, Heidi can find the world a bit too much, leaving her constantly on edge and struggling to settle when she feels unsure.

During her stay we’ll be focusing on building confidence, helping Heidi feel safer in everyday situations, and teaching her calmer ways to cope with the things that currently overwhelm her.

✨ Meet Audrey ✨“She’s not being nasty… she just gets far too excited and makes bad decisions.”Audrey is an 11 month old ...
19/05/2026

✨ Meet Audrey ✨

“She’s not being nasty… she just gets far too excited and makes bad decisions.”

Audrey is an 11 month old Doberman cross who has joined us for residential training. She is a bright, energetic young dog who loves people and interaction, but currently struggles with excitement, jumping up, and becoming over-aroused around people and dogs.

When excitement builds, Audrey can become difficult to manage on walks and has developed a habit of jumping and grabbing at people, particularly out in public when frustration kicks in.

During her stay we’ll be focusing on calmer behaviour, better impulse control, and helping Audrey learn how to manage excitement so she can make much better choices around people and distractions.

15/05/2026

Next Level Premium Dog Food isn’t just a dog food, it’s one that starts with high quality ingredients, high fish and meat content and cooked in a way that all nutrients stay intact and if your local you can nip in and purchase it from:

Rex Pet Hotel
Natural Dog Co
DIRTY DOGZ
Greg’s Pet Pantry

15/05/2026

DO NOT join this club! Join ours instead 🐾

Most of the time it isn’t the dog. A hard pill to willow but we have to ask ourselves why isn’t the dogs behaviour chang...
15/05/2026

Most of the time it isn’t the dog. A hard pill to willow but we have to ask ourselves why isn’t the dogs behaviour changing? 95% of the time it’s because we are not getting out there and putting in the practical work needed.

Address

Mansfield

Website

https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbC5SYmCRs1oKIfnKk0l

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Next Level Dog Training posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Next Level Dog Training:

Shortcuts

Share

Category