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♥️ Reward-based puppy & teen dog training
🌍 Solihull & surrounding areas
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02/11/2026

If your dog is scared of fireworks, stop playing classical music and try this instead.

Open up your streaming platform and search for Taiko drums. The rhythmic drumming may help mask the bangs of fireworks and help your dog feel more settled.

Get your dog used to the sound now, before firework season begins, so it’s familiar when the fireworks start. Keep the volume at a comfortable level and increase it gradually as your dog gets used to it.

Save and share this post to help other dog owners support their scared pups.

31/10/2026

Happy Halloween from Betsy and Paws Intuition.

Betsy is one of my current puppy students and I absolutely lovythis picture of her sitting so well next to this beast of a skeleton.

29/10/2026

I love it when my clients put in the work.

Here are some of my current puppy owners, putting into practice everything they've learnt over the last couple of weeks. Taking their pups out in the real world, socialising them in places other than the park, teaching them to relax and settle.

Because it's not just about teaching your puppy to sit, lie down or walk nicely on the lead. It's about teaching them how to navigate the world around them, how to switch off when there's lots going on, and how to feel comfortable in different environments.

And the more you practise these things when they're young, the more you set them up for success as they grow.

It's so easy to get caught up in teaching commands, but these everyday experiences are just as important, if not more so.

A big well done to these owners for putting in the time and effort. It really does make all the difference!

29/10/2026

So many puppy owners focus on socialising their pups with other dogs and people but forget about exposing them to other animals too. Most dogs will come across a horse or two in their life and if your dog isn't used to horses, it can end up in disaster for horse, rider, dog and owner.

So when you're socialising your puppy, don't forget to do this as well...or just join Puppy Club and I'll help you with it 😁

27/10/2026

🐶 PUPPY OWNERS, I HAVE SOME GOOD NEWS FOR YOU! ☕️

Did you know that grabbing a coffee and a chair could be one of the BEST things you can do to help socialise your puppy? 🐾❤️

You don’t need to be constantly walking your puppy around, introducing them to everyone, or letting them meet every dog you see.

Sometimes, the best thing you can do is simply sit, relax, grab a coffee and let your puppy watch the world go by. ☕️🌍

Let them take in the sights, sounds, people, bikes, dogs and everyday life from a comfortable distance, without any pressure to interact.

This teaches your puppy that the world is nothing to worry about and that they can calmly observe new experiences without needing to rush up to everything.

✨ Remember, socialisation isn't about meeting everyone. It's about learning to feel safe and comfortable in the world around them.

So, grab that coffee, pull up a chair and let the world come to your puppy! 🐶☕️💛

26/10/2026

Bucky is a sleepy puppy, and for good reason. He's only 11 weeks old.

Did you know puppies need around 18–20 hours of sleep in a 24-hour cycle? That means they should spend more time asleep than awake.

A tired puppy is a great puppy, but an overtired puppy is trouble.

When puppies get overtired, they can become bitey, hyperactive and generally difficult to settle. You might think they need more exercise or stimulation, when actually, they need the opposite. They need sleep.

The problem is that puppies don't always know when they've had enough. They can get so caught up in everything going on around them that they forget they need to rest.

That's where we come in. We need to make sure they have plenty of opportunities to nap throughout the day, with a quiet, comfortable place where they can switch off and get the rest they need.

Sleep is just as important as play, training and socialisation. It's when their little bodies grow, their brains process what they've learned, and they recharge ready for their next adventure.

So, if Bucky seems to spend most of his day sleeping, that's exactly what he should be doing at this age.

Sometimes, the best thing we can do for our puppies is teach them when it's time to do absolutely nothing.

26/10/2026

Join me on a training walk with River, our 19-week-old Vizsla puppy! 🐶

We’re working on impulse control, disengagement, and teaching her that the sight of people is her cue to look at me, not jump up at them!

By building engagement around distractions, we’re teaching River to make better choices and navigate the real world calmly.

Real-world training for real-world life.

19/10/2026

A fun week 1 session at Puppy Club with these fresh faces.

In todays session, the owners learnt all about training, both the theory and the practical elements.

Understanding how our dogs learn is such an important part of training because without a basic understanding, you can mess up your pups practical training.

Our pups also learnt some valuable core foundations such as following a lure and making good choices without being cue'd.

Lots more to come over the next couple of months so stay tuned to see how these pups develop

15/10/2026

What's your puppy's recall cue? I bet it's their name or the word come. But I want you to start noticing how many times you use their name throughout the day or call them over and don't make it valuable for them. So try this instead. Chooss a random word that you don't use for anything else and only ever pair it with amazing things.

Don't get me wrong, your puppy can have multiple recall cues, including their name but you'll find the novel word when conditioned correctly will be more effective

14/10/2026

Yep that's right. This is indeed a puppy class. In a real life cafe, not just in a village hall.

Puppy training should prepare owners for the real world but sadly so many of them don't. They focus on the basics but the basics don't transition into real life. That's why Pupy Club Solihull is different.

We train where it really matters and give you the knowledge and skills that last into adulthood, not that break down once you have your certificate

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Solihull
BIRMINGHAM

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 8pm
Tuesday	8am - 8pm
Wednesday	8am - 8pm
Thursday	8am - 8pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 2pm
Sunday	8am - 2pm

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