The Puppy Master

The Puppy Master Experienced Dog Trainer & Behaviour Specialist | 23+ Years | IMDT DTC UKSD MG Qualified | Scent Detection Obsessed | Positive Reinforcement Only!

Helping dogs & owners build skills, confidence & teamwork through fun, science-based training.

02/12/2025

AS SEEN ON BLUE PETER!! 💙 Childhood dream unlocked 😍

Meet Reggie the Sproodle, my amazing client’s dog…
and the star who was hand picked by the Blue Peter presenters (out of four dogs!) to take on Joel in a sniffer dog challenge 🐕‍🦺✨

We filmed in a closed TV studio with:
• kids
• other dogs
• cameras
• lights
• AND about 100 different rooms Joel had walked through all morning…
Basically: distraction level = INSANE 😂
And Reggie STILL smashed it. Absolute legend.

Proper scent training builds confidence, focus, fun, and a dog who can work anywhere.

If you want your dog to:
🐾 build confidence
🐾 stop reacting to every tiny distraction
🐾 burn energy in a healthy way
🐾 learn real scent skills used by working dogs
🐾 LOVE training again

…then come join my Sniffers classes!
I teach Mantrailing, Tracking & Scent Detection across West Yorkshire, and QUALIFIED, so you’ll learn the exact foundation work that got Reggie Blue Peter-ready 💙

👉 Message me “SNIFFERS” for class info & availability.
Limited spaces and suitable for all dogs, all ages and all abilities!!

30/11/2025

Why “Sit” is the king of manners
It’s the one cue that instantly says, “Calm yourself, mate,” without you having to wrestle, shout, or negotiate with a tiny furry anarchist.

Here’s where it becomes gold:

• Around people:
Instead of launching themselves at Auntie Karen’s white jeans, a sit keeps them grounded, polite, and not acting like a pogo stick.

• Around other dogs:
Stops that full-body rugby tackle greeting. A sit = “I come in peace.”

• Around kids:
Kids wobble, puppies wobble… disaster combo. A sit gives space, respect, and zero accidental face licking.

• At cafés:
Sit keeps them from dragging you into the next table’s cappuccino foam, hoovering crumbs, or introducing themselves to strangers mid-latte.

• At home:
Doorbell chaos? Sit.
About to shove their head in the fridge? Sit.
Trying to steal your grandmas soul? Sit.

Why it works so well:
It’s quick, it’s clear, and it puts their brain back in gear without a big song and dance. One little word that turns chaos into “ahhh that’s better.”

✨ Puppy Health Check Day = 5/5 Healthy Puppies! ✨All five of my little fluff potatoes had their first vet check today at...
27/11/2025

✨ Puppy Health Check Day = 5/5 Healthy Puppies! ✨

All five of my little fluff potatoes had their first vet check today at 7 weeks old… and every single one of them got a full clean bill of health. Proud breeder moment unlocked.

Honestly, huge shout-out to my vets as they’re absolute stars.
They take their time, they’re gentle and they make sure every pup leaves feeling confident instead of traumatised. No shaking, no stress, no “I’m never coming back here again” eyes… just healthy babies and happy experiences.

It makes such a difference having a vet team who actually gets puppies, handles them with compassion, and cares about building positive associations from day one.
Here’s to healthy pups, brilliant vets, and raising confident little doggos who think the vet is just another fun adventure. 🐾💛✨

❤️❤️❤️❤️

It’s beginning to look like Christmas….. 🎄
24/11/2025

It’s beginning to look like Christmas….. 🎄


Our latest Stage 1 Puppy Class! Excited to work with these cuties 🐶
22/11/2025

Our latest Stage 1 Puppy Class! Excited to work with these cuties 🐶

Confidence building starts this early! I have the pups explore obstacles, textures, movement and gentle challenges at th...
20/11/2025

Confidence building starts this early! I have the pups explore obstacles, textures, movement and gentle challenges at their own pace.
Pixie is our resident feline behaviour mentor and apparently runs the wellbeing department. She’s an absolute rockstar!
Letting puppies observe calm animals teaches them so much about emotional regulation and social behaviour.
Small steps now = resilient dogs later ❤️

18/11/2025

Puppies need to chew and it’s NOT naughty, it’s normal.
Chewing helps them soothe sore gums, calm their little brains, release stress, and stop them turning into over-aroused, bitey velociraptors. 🦖😂

I even give my 6 week old puppies chews (supervised of course!) because it teaches them healthy habits from the start.

If your pup is nipping, zoomying, or acting like they’ve downed a double espresso…
Give them an appropriate chew and watch them settle. It’s magic. ✨

My go to shop for these are which are natural, safe and perfect for training days or Christmas stocking fillers.
If you want my 20% discount code, drop me a 🙌 and I’ll DM it over!

17/11/2025

Puppies suckling from their mother - 4 weeks old

14/11/2025

😂😂. Freedom and plenty of regret haha

Address

Parkfield Lane, North Featherstone
Pontefract
WF76BD

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 8pm
Tuesday 9am - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 8pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Saturday 9am - 8pm

Telephone

+447833231020

Website

https://linktr.ee/snifferdogs

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A little bit about me...

Throughout my childhood, I had a passion for animals. I would regularly come home with a new ‘pet’ and really put my parents patience to the test! I had goldfish, two budgies, guineapigs, I brought home kittens (which I had to return) and we had an older West Highland White called Sheba whom never moved from her bed!

Once Sheba passed and a few years went past, I begged my parents for a puppy. I had trained my Budgies now I was ready for the next level haha. For my 11th birthday, I finally got my dream and we went to pick out a new Puppy - a King Charles Spaniel whom I named Sam. He was my absolute world and my best friend. I was eventually allowed to walk him by myself and then started to learn how to train him to do little tricks. This is where my first love of Dog Training began. Back in the 90’s we didn’t have the internet, we had books and tv shows so gathering information as a teen wasn’t so easy. I thought I wanted to be a Vet until I quickly realised seeing animals in pain or bleeding was something I was unable to cope with, it also wasn’t very popular or well paid to be a Dog trainer either.

After school, I moved up to Yorkshire and my parents kept Sam with them. Work and education got in the way but I still visited and he lived until 8 years old. I was devastated when he passed, I think that was my first real heart break.

I had by now at 19 met my future husband and we had a little house, I was pregnant with our daughter Alicia but I couldn’t live without a Dog so we both decided on getting a Rottweiler - bold move!!