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Liz Roach dog trainer - Shrewsbury Shropshire, Sundorne Castle , Uffington, Shrewsbury (2026)

About Elizabeth Roach
I am a games and rewards based trainer focusing on having fun and building a strong relationship with your dog to create a happy life together.

06/04/2026

Struggling with your dogs behaviour? Are they jumping up at visitors or pulling like a train on walks? I can help!
Message me for availability 🐾 🐕

19/02/2026

Sniff, sniff, sniff! 🐕✨

One of the best cues we can teach our dogs is “Find it!” ⭐

Following on from my previous post about enrichment, once your dog understands how to search for things at home, you can start using this game on your walks too! 🐾

The benefits are huge. Not only does it mentally tire them out, but it also provides fantastic enrichment, helps redirect their attention away from distractions, and gives you both a chance to slow the pace down and enjoy your walk together.

When a dog’s brain is in “search mode,” it can’t be in “high alert mode” at the same time. So if your dog is reactive on walks, this game can help shift their focus onto something positive 🦴 — instead of scanning for danger, they’ll be searching for their treat! 🐶

Be creative! Use whatever safe features you have around you to hide treats. Tree trunks, gates, benches, or even long grass are perfect for a fun game of search and find.

If you’re walking alone, simply secure your dog safely to a post, bench, gate, or tree (or ask for a sit and wait if they’re able), hide the treats, then release them with an enthusiastic “Go find it!”

Give it a try and have fun! 🤩🐾

21/01/2026

👉How can we give our dogs enrichment and why does it even matter?

Many people think that if they take their dog for long walks several times a day that they are meeting their dogs needs and will have a tired, contented and happy dog.🤔 But they often just end up with a dog that’s over-stimulated and unable to settle.🦮

Just like humans, dogs need mental stimulation as well as physical exercise. Walking is definitely one way to enrich their lives but there are so many other ways we can provide enrichment without even leaving the house! 🧠

✨Enrichment relieves anxiety, boredom and frustration. It can strengthen their problem solving skills and help prevent destructive behaviours.

There are many ways we can offer enrichment for our dogs-but one of the best ways is to let them use their incredibly powerful noses to search for food.🔎

✨Here is just one idea using a selection of their toys, bowls, licki mats, snuffle mats and any bits of recycling like empty milk cartons or toilet roll tubes. Simply lay it all out on the floor and hide some of their treats in and amongst it. Invite them to search out the treats using a ‘find it’ cue and watch them enjoy using their nose to find them.

Follow me for lots more ideas to enrich your dogs lives and keep their minds active and healthy.🐶🐾

15/11/2025

🐾 Welcome to Liz Roach Dog Training! 🐾

Hi everyone! I’m Liz — a lifelong dog lover and positive-reinforcement trainer. My mission is to help owners understand their four-legged friends so walks can go from stressful to stress-free. With simple games and mindset-building techniques, we can help your dog feel calmer and more confident in the world around them. 💛

I’m here to help you:
✨ Build a strong, trusting bond with your dog
✨ Understand what makes them tick
✨ Transform reactive or over-excited behaviours into relaxed, calm choices

Whether you’re dealing with:
• General obedience at home
• Jumping up at visitors
• Pulling like a train on walks
…I’d love to help you and your dog find more harmony together. 🐕💫

Got a new puppy or thinking of getting one soon? I’m always happy to offer tips and guidance to help them grow into confident, well-balanced family members. 🐶🧡

If you’d like more training ideas, support, and positive dog-training content, please like and follow my page!

I can’t wait to join you and your dogs on this journey. 🐾😊

27/10/2025

When a woman reaches a certain age she starts to collect dogs, this is called manypaws.

26/10/2025

About Elizabeth Roach
I am a games and rewards based trainer focusing on having fun and building a strong relationship with your dog to create a happy life together.

I am a certified pro Dog Trainer and a DTC certified Dog Trainer.

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Sundorne Castle , Uffington
Shrewsbury
SY44RR

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+447804951327

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