Sharon Kelly K9 training

Sharon Kelly K9 training Kind motivational training and behaviour modification for all ages and needs with range of services

Calmness and self control workshop Friday 19th 6.30pmDoes your dog struggle to control themselves?Do they get over arous...
17/06/2026

Calmness and self control workshop
Friday 19th 6.30pm
Does your dog struggle to control themselves?
Do they get over aroused or excited?
This workshop looks at helping our dogs to learn to calm down, listen when excited, and develop a level of self control.
All fun and reward based
Couple of last minute spots available
£25 (3 for £60)
Message with questions or to book a place

Socialisation of a puppyPeople often think that socialisation is about puppy play time and running around with other pup...
15/06/2026

Socialisation of a puppy
People often think that socialisation is about puppy play time and running around with other puppies.
However we should view socialisation as learning to act appropriately in different environments and cope with situations. This may include playing with pups/older dogs, but should also include walking with/past other dogs and not pouncing on them assuming it’s ’game on’.
The same with people, everyone wants to say hello to a cute puppy, but is we are not careful at this stage puppy grows up assuming they ‘should’ greet every human that they come across.
We should also be aware that pups go through stages of confidence and not so sure the same as young humans, so we should help them through the stress times to maintain confidence and resilience.
Ideas include: lots of environments, noises, places. Rides in the car. Trips to vets (just to say hello). Visits to cafes/pubs. Short walks to take in the sights and sounds. And of course some interactions with friendly humans n dogs.
Controlled social walks with other pups are an ideal way to help, with an experienced n qualified trainer on hand to help with any hiccups.
My next walks are Saturday 20th. Walks for pups up to 18 weeks and those 18 weeks to 12 months. TF3, £10
Message with questions or to book a place 🐾

There are lots of things that we can do with our pups before they are fully vaccinated to aid them cope with the world.W...
27/05/2026

There are lots of things that we can do with our pups before they are fully vaccinated to aid them cope with the world.
We want everything to be as positive as possible, although there is scientific evidence that small, low levels of stress help to build resilience to bounce back. We do need to be careful with this, and if you’re at all unsure reach out for guidance.
Some ideas:
Little trips in the car
If pup is a suitable size carry them on a ‘walk’
For the slightly bigger pup, drive somewhere that you can then have them sit on your lap and watch the world.
Make trips to the vet positive, with food and fuss. Don’t make the vaccinations the last time that you take them for a year. Pop in let the reception and nurses fuss them. Pop them in the scales. Sit and watch for a few minutes and then go. Make it a nice place not a drama. Some effort now will pay if/when they need to go for help.
Let people say hello.
Watch traffic
Be ‘normal’ at home not quiet. Things like hovers, drills and lawnmowers can be introduced at a safe distance.
Of course we can also start with some training from day one we should be working on toilet training, sleep routines, the ‘rules’ of the house, as well as basics like sit (more on training soon)
Remember effort now sets you on the right track for the rest of your and pups lives together 🙂🐾

18/05/2026
We have a new ‘baby’…..Osha. Follow us on our journey 🙂Introducing a new member of the family is exciting, but should be...
18/05/2026

We have a new ‘baby’…..Osha. Follow us on our journey 🙂
Introducing a new member of the family is exciting, but should be handled with care. We don’t want early introductions to cause long term issues. Some key points to think about:
* keep it short and positive
* watch body language of everyone, and give space where needed
*use a stair gate or pen to help if needed
* food & toys can be good, but take care not to make either party possessive
* don’t rush things, better to be slow (days/weeks) & be positive than rush and it go wrong
* it’s an adjustment for all (2 legs and 4)
Biggest point…,keep it positive!
Planning a new arrival? This is the best time for me to help, as we can set you up to succeed. However I can still help if things are not going so well. Message if you think I can help 🐾

Do you have a puppy or older dog that needs social skills?Does your dog need to learn some basics?Do you have a behaviou...
06/05/2026

Do you have a puppy or older dog that needs social skills?
Does your dog need to learn some basics?
Do you have a behaviour issue?
What ever your need there is something to help 🐾
I have 121 sessions, social walks, puppy walks, workshops, take and train sessions.
Not sure what you need? Please reach out and I can guide you as to where best to start you and your dog enjoying your walks and each other 🐾🐾

Puppy socialising walksSat 18th AprilWalk for under 18 weeks 9.30amWalk for 18 week to 12 months 10.45amSocialising is a...
14/04/2026

Puppy socialising walks
Sat 18th April
Walk for under 18 weeks 9.30am
Walk for 18 week to 12 months 10.45am
Socialising is about learning to cope with the environment, appropriate behaviour with other dogs/humans, listening while out and about, having lots of positive experiences
These walks help to provide this, and with an experienced qualified trainer to guide you if things don’t go to plan(and let’s face it thats life) we can work through dramas, look at rescue plans and make things positive again
Couple of spaces available on each walk
Cost £10, TF3
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What do I love about being a dog trainer:Most importantly helping people & their dogs!The variety, from helping with pup...
09/04/2026

What do I love about being a dog trainer:
Most importantly helping people & their dogs!
The variety, from helping with puppy social skills, to rehabilitating older dogs, from growing confidence to learning to control exuberance, from basic obedience to more advanced skills.
The variety of shapes and sizes of dogs
Adjusting methods to help both dogs and their owners
When we get to do all of this in the sunshine ☀️

There is of course a downside:
People not appreciating the hard work that goes into my qualifications and the years of experience
Unrealistic expectations….training is rarely quick and does take effort and of course there is a cost.
The weather!

I offer a range of things from social walks (for both pups & older dogs), 121 sessions tailored to you, workshops to work on skills and take & train.
I try to stay affordable, while still able to make a living. Training should be part of the decision to have a dog/puppy, and like most things it’s better to get off in the right track but it’s never too late to develop new skills.
I work on positive reinforcement & rewarding behaviour NOT aversive or punishment. Sometimes the first skill is finding the right reinforcement for your dog 😉

Want to know more?
Have a question?
Want to know if I can help you?
Please send me a message or email ([email protected]) and let’s see how I can help you and your dog 🙂🐾

Fun and bond building workshopFriday 10th April6.30-8pmJust outside ShifnalLots of fun exercises to help with mental sti...
06/04/2026

Fun and bond building workshop
Friday 10th April
6.30-8pm
Just outside Shifnal
Lots of fun exercises to help with mental stimulation, building fun in the learning process and building bonds between dog n human 🐾
Suitable for all ages (dogs & humans)
Qualified n experienced trainer
Indoor
£25 each (3/£60 ask for more workshop dates)
Message to book a place or with any questions

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