Bullerz K9 Training

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Family run professional dog training and walking service
Focused round building a good relationship between dog and owner through clear communication, play and fulfilment
Perth based 🏴󠁧󠁒󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

May walks β˜€οΈ The sun came out to save the month πŸ˜‚
26/05/2026

May walks β˜€οΈ The sun came out to save the month πŸ˜‚

April highlights πŸŒ³β˜€οΈ 🌱🌼
29/04/2026

April highlights πŸŒ³β˜€οΈ 🌱🌼

Wednesday night Group Walk A nice walk with like minded owners and the dogs getting some training in also round dogs, pe...
22/04/2026

Wednesday night Group Walk
A nice walk with like minded owners and the dogs getting some training in also round dogs, people, cyclists and joggers
Real life training for the dogs and some nice socializing for us owners 😊

Just some pics from Molly's March Walks β˜€οΈπŸŒ»
26/03/2026

Just some pics from Molly's March Walks β˜€οΈπŸŒ»

As 2025 is coming to an end I would like to thank everyone for their support this year with me coming back to work start...
23/12/2025

As 2025 is coming to an end I would like to thank everyone for their support this year with me coming back to work start of the year and going off on maternity at the end.
I really do appreciate it and Molly and I love working with all the dogs.

Have a very merry Christmas and a happy new year when it comes ☺️ πŸŽ„β›„πŸŽ…

Some pictures from this weeks dog walks you wouldn't think it from the pictures but we definitely had a wet week but the...
12/12/2025

Some pictures from this weeks dog walks you wouldn't think it from the pictures but we definitely had a wet week but the dogs didn't seem to mind 😊

Christmas time for your dogs πŸŽ„β›„ As we are getting closer to Christmas here is a few little things to think about for you...
12/12/2025

Christmas time for your dogs πŸŽ„β›„

As we are getting closer to Christmas here is a few little things to think about for your dogs over this festive period:

- Not every dog loves the hustle and bustle of Christmas. Alot of dogs don't like how loud it is and how busy it can get so if you do have people coming round for Christmas make sure you have a safe space for them to go into to have a break from it all. Either a crate or separate room to go chill out in. Crates are really handy as this is a place they can go and they don't get annoyed or disturbed.

- If you have other dogs coming over (even if they have met before or have been a walk with them or have never met) another dog or dogs coming into their territory while your dog may already be overstimulated or highly aroused due to the atmosphere if it is has been busy or loud or kids running about and your dog has been getting hype it may not go the way you have planned. Either meet outside and go a quick walk round the street or have your dog in a crate first for others coming in if you feel it may get heated. Again Christmas can be overwhelming for the dogs so take extra care due to the circumstances of the day if it's out of the norm for your dogs.

- Advocate for your dog. If you know your dog doesn't like getting touched or too much attention then either say to your guests to leave him/her alone or if you think some family members won't listen pop your dog away for them coming in. No need putting them into a situation they aren't going to handle that well.

- With there being really nice smelling food around the house remember to keep chocolate/nuts etc out of reach. Also another thing to keep in mind is if you have other dogs round and there is food about that some dogs may resource guard so when eating putting the dogs away into crate/room or on leads so that no fights start because of this.

- If you are going to have people round and your dog is going to be having some crate time getting a nice long lasting natural chew to keep them occupied while in their safe space will be a nice touch for them.

- If you have kids and they obviously going to be well excited because it is Santa after all πŸŽ… πŸ˜† your dog may get over excited at certain points or stressed out because of all the noise and running about so if you see your dog getting either too overwhelmed or just over excited then letting them have some down time will help them.

- Taking your dog out for some exercise and some training/play before guests arrive is a good way to get some of that excess energy burnt and make them abit more tired for when you do have a busy household. This will also be beneficial if they are going in there crates for abit.

And most of all enjoy your day 😊
Advocate for your dogs and give them some own space and time to chill out this will make your day alot more smoother.

10/12/2025

Molly taking bookings for 2026
Check her out for all your home boarding needs

It's nearly Christmas β›„πŸŽ Is your dog on the naughty or nice list this year? πŸ˜‚
05/12/2025

It's nearly Christmas β›„πŸŽ

Is your dog on the naughty or nice list this year? πŸ˜‚

Reminder I just had my little boy 3 weeks ago and Iam on maternity leave so no dog training is taking place at the momen...
03/12/2025

Reminder I just had my little boy 3 weeks ago and Iam on maternity leave so no dog training is taking place at the moment until mid 2026.

Thanks
Laura

Giving your dog a job/purpose Alot of behavioral issues are caused or stem from the dog not getting to do a job or breed...
01/12/2025

Giving your dog a job/purpose

Alot of behavioral issues are caused or stem from the dog not getting to do a job or breed specific fulfillment.
Your dog still has breed specific instincts such as herding, scent, retrieval, guarding etc so when your dog doesn't get to act on these instincts/drives they then find other ways to do so and these to alot of dog owners look like bad behaviors when in reality the dog is looking for something to do.

There is so much accessibility now in Scotland to different items to keep your dog fulfilled and happy from:

Mantrailing
Scentwork
Agility
GRC
Bitework
Gundog training

Just to name a few

Look at your dogs breed and look into genetics and breed history to see what kinds of things they may like to fill their time doing.

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Perth

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 12pm

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