Pets in Partnership

02/11/2026

Did you know that winter puppies can often be easier to house train than summer puppies?

This is because in the winter most of us keep our back doors firmly closed. As a result, our winter puppies have a clear boundary between the outside world of our back gardens and the inside world of our houses. So, if we are regularly taking them outdoors, opening and closing the door as we go out and then in again, they quickly recognise the pattern.

In contrast many summer puppies can get more confused if the back door is open all day long. There is no boundary between the garden and the house, they get easily distracted, and sometimes it all becomes a bit blurred.

If you have a new puppy arriving and would like our toilet training programme please get in touch and we can whizz it across to you 🐾. We are always happy to chat all things puppies 🥰.

31/10/2026

🎃👻 Happy Halloween from everyone at Pets in Partnership! 🐾🧡

We'd like to wish all our wonderful clients and their four-legged friends a very Happy Halloween! 🐶🕷️

We've had some spooky fun with our dogs in training, and now we'd love to see what your furry friends are getting up to!

📸 We'd love you to share your Halloween photos with us! Whether they're dressed up in their spookiest costumes, enjoying some Halloween fun or simply looking adorable, pop your pictures in the comments below! 🐕🎃

We can't wait to see them all! 🧡🐾

Happy Howl-o-ween! 🐺👻

13/10/2026

18/08/2026

🐾 Medical handling matters! 🩺

Our dogs may need to experience all sorts of medical equipment or treatments throughout their lives, so why not practise before they need it?
In our training classes we use empty syringes, bottles etc to help your dog build confidence with handling, exposure to equipment and also being examined — making future vet visits and medical care calmer and less stressful. ❤️
Practise now, prepare for later! 🐶

12/08/2026

What is your favourite thing to do with your dog? Rally Obedience, tricks, gun dog, agility, scent? Let us know in the comments what you look forward to doing in class and what your dog loves the most 🐾🥰

17/07/2026

Congratulations to our Tuesday Evening Beginners. 🐾
It's been a pleasure watching you and your dogs grow in confidence together over the past 11 weeks. Thank you for your commitment, patience, and willingness to learn. You should all be incredibly proud of how far you've come.
We wish you every success as you continue your training journey together. ❤️🐶

07/07/2026

🐾 We love hearing from you!

Thank you for your kind words and for trusting us with your dogs. Helping you build happy, confident companions is what it's all about. ❤️
Ready to start your own training journey? Get in touch today!

23/06/2026

🌡️ Hot weather update! 🐾
With the heatwave continuing, our classes will continue to run indoors (unless you are told otherwise) in our fully air-conditioned training facility to keep both dogs and handlers comfortable and safe.
Your dogs can still enjoy learning, training, and socialising without being exposed to the high temperatures outside. Fresh water will be available for your dog. Please travel safely in the heat.🐶❄️

16/06/2026

Today’s session was all about settling for our dogs. 🐾
One of the most underrated skills you can teach a dog is simply how to do nothing.
Not every training session needs to focus on tricks, obedience, or constant activity. Learning to relax, switch off, and settle calmly in different environments is an essential life skill that helps dogs feel more confident and comfortable in everyday situations.
A dog that can settle and be content without needing constant stimulation is often better equipped to cope with the world around them.
Calmness doesn't just happen—it can be taught, practised, and rewarded.
Today, our dogs worked hard at doing absolutely nothing... 💙
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