Train With ‘Em

08/01/2026

Rocco, our very trusty assistant helping teaching a nervous Seren that not every dog is a threat. 🤍🐾

06/11/2025

🗣️ Don’t let reactivity ruin your walks.

Let’s help keep your pooch stress free on their walks.

Get in contact:
[email protected] 🤍

18/10/2025

Let’s talk! - Lead pulling 🐕‍🦺

An issue so small but it makes all the difference to your dog walks.

Whether it’s due to excitement, nervousness, arrogance or just down to habit - overtime it can really impact your walks.

Don’t let your once enjoyable dog walks feel like a chore.

Get in contact with us. 🗣️
[email protected]

14/10/2025

🍼 Do you offer puppy classes?

While we absolutely do training for puppies - we do not do puppy classes, or any classes of the sort.

Here at Train With ‘Em we strongly push for 1-1 sessions where the training is tailored specifically to your pooch.

for dogs who need training alongside other dogs we use our own volunteers: Rocco & Nala 🐶

14/10/2025

Strongly suggest this company for your grooming, walking and boarding needs for your pooch. South Yorkshire based 🐶🐾

🚐 MOBILE DOG GROOMING VAN ✂️🛁

🐶 City & Guilds Level 2 & 3 Diploma in Dog Grooming
⛑️ Dog First Aid & Emergency Canine Care Certified
📍Rotherham & Sheffield- South Yorkshire

Just Like My Own: Pet Services, Pet Sitting Services est. 2022 🐶🐱🐦🐢

28/09/2025

Here’s why YOU need BALANCED training ⚖️

‘1. Balanced training is flexible and more tailored individually to your dog.’ 🐕

Balanced training doesn’t just mean 50-50 positive to negative training. Balanced training can be both more negative or more positive, it all depends on what works best for your dog. You may find your pooch thrives on fuss and treats through training and that your training ends up being more positive based. Or you may find that during training your dog couldn’t care less about treats or paying any attention to you, which may mean you need a more negative/correction based training. Balanced training changes depending on what works best for both the handler and the dog.

‘2. Balanced training doesn’t just enforce the good behaviours but also teaches boundaries too.’ 🧑‍🏫

Sometimes ignoring behaviours or constantly rewarding good behaviours doesn’t always make the unwanted behaviours go away. Using both positive and negative training methods gives you the best of both. You’re able to teach your dog ‘No, this breaks a boundary’ but also reward your dog when they do respect your boundaries. I.e. correcting your dog for pulling you out the door and rewarding your dog for patiently walking through the door instead.

‘3. Balanced training teaches your dog to both trust you and respect you.’ 🫡

It’s easy to have our beloved pooches trust us. We feed them, walk them, cuddle them and overall treat them as a family member. Having your dog trust you and respect you though, is a little harder to achieve. Balanced training allows for you to build a relationship with your dog based on respect and trust. Balanced training delivers firm guidance and clarity to your dog through your training. A dog that respects you is a dog that will listen and be more responsive to your guidance.

The best analogy we can provide is:
If you had a child who had drawn all over your walls - would you reward that child for putting the pen down after drawing? Or would you tell them off for drawing on the walls?

If balanced training interests you and is something you’re looking to push your dog into, give us a message. 📲

25/09/2025

😬 What if my dog bites?

Every dog deserves help. Most of our training cases in dogs that have bite potential are never dogs that are actually aggressive - just very, very nervous.

We’re happy and comfortable to train dogs that have bitten or have the potential to bite, as long as we’re able to put the safety precautions in place to make sure nobody gets injured.

Because every dog deserves a chance. 🤍
Message us if you think we could help you.

18/09/2025

‘Why don’t you offer group training sessions?’ 🐶
Here’s my take 💭

1. Tailored training - Every dog learns differently, what works for one dog may not work for a group of ten dogs.

2. Safety - If something goes wrong, not only do you have one dog to think about, but a whole room full.

3. Distractions - Especially in puppies, group sessions do not promote focus on the handler.

4. Group Progress - Not every dog learns at the same rate! Group training doesn’t have the flexibility for those who may struggle or learn quicker than others and progresses at a fixed rate for every participant.

And many, many more. 1-1 sessions have so many more benefits to the development of your dog - so yes, while group sessions may put more money in our pockets, the never focus on the growth of they dog. 💜🐾

15/09/2025

Let’s talk reactivity! 🗣️

Do you find yourself crossing the road to avoid crossing paths with other dogs?

Do you walk your dog early in the morning to avoid other walkers?

Is your dog too big to handle when they react?

Let us help you. 🙏
email us at [email protected]