Moo Dog Training

17/06/2026

Have you heard the Moos!!!

✨ Introducing the Moo Dog Training Monthly Membership ✨

(If you’re a current client of Moo Dog get in touch for our special offer just for you!)

Because sometimes you do not need another course… you just need ongoing support from someone who knows you and your dog.

With only THREE membership spaces available at any one time, this is designed to provide truly personalised support for you and your dog throughout your training journey.

Your membership includes:

🐾 A monthly 1-hour one-to-one training session

🐾 Personalised video feedback via WhatsApp

🐾 Ongoing guidance and support between sessions

🐾 Priority access to workshops and special events

🐾 15% discount on other Moo Dog Training services

Whether you are working on recall, confidence, reactivity, puppy training, life skills, or just want someone in your corner helping you every step of the way, this membership gives you consistent support tailored to your goals!

No generic plans

No being left to figure things out on your own

Just practical, personalised support ☺️

Spaces are intentionally limited to ensure every dog and guardian receives the time and attention they deserve

If you would like to find out more, send me a text or WhatsApp 07342 158930 to arrange a free 15-minute discovery call

🐾 Because every good dog deserves great support… and every guardian deserves a trainer in their corner!

*£145 per month. Three-month minimum commitment. Payments are taken monthly, not in one lump sum. After the initial three months, the membership rolls on monthly and can be cancelled at any time*

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08/06/2026

The original Moo Dog is 10 today!

This boy brings me stress every day, he has been my biggest challenge and my biggest joy all in one but I wouldn’t have him any other way!

Happy birthday Ezekiel!

25/05/2026

You may think I am being a little dramatic but please know I am not! Heat kills!

With the heat about to ramp up over the next couple of days, make sure to only exercise your dogs gently, if at all, and avoid taking them out on walks during the heat of the day, as the tarmac can burn their paws very quickly. If you do need to walk them, aim for very early morning or later in the evening once things have cooled down

Early morning or later at night goes for all of the below, avoid the hottest parts of the day altogether if at all possible and keep windows and curtains closed to keep the sun out

Make sure to rest the temperature of the ground before even letting them out to toilet. A good way to test the temperature of the ground is to place the back of your hand on the floor. If it is too hot for you to comfortably hold there for 3 seconds, then it is too hot for their paws too

Instead of walks, you could scatter their food or some treats in the grass for them to sniff out and forage.

Please be extra careful if you have artificial grass though, as this can often become even hotter than tarmac in direct sunlight!

Sand is one of the worst as it’s glass and holds the heat and will boiling hot so avoid at all times (beaches, building work etc)

Snuffling through natural grass either early in the morning or later in the evening once it has cooled down is a brilliant way to use up some of that pent-up energy while keeping things safe and low impact.

You can also help keep dogs cool by:

* Using frozen enrichment such as stuffed Kongs, frozen carrots, or dog-safe ice treats

* Closing curtains and blinds during the hottest parts of the day to keep rooms cooler

* Providing cooling mats, damp towels, paddling pools, or shaded areas to rest in early morning and later on the evening

* Avoiding car journeys unless absolutely necessary, as cars can heat up dangerously fast

* Watching out for signs of heat stress such as excessive panting, drooling, lethargy, vomiting, wobbliness, bright red gums, or collapse, if you see any of these it is a veterinary emergency get them to the vet straight away whilst trying to cool them with fans etc

Please make sure your dogs always have access to plenty of cool, fresh water throughout the day.

Remember: If you are ever concerned about heat stress, contact your vet immediately as it can become an emergency very quickly.

Hope you all have a wonderful Bank Holiday weekend and we will keep you updated regarding Tuesday’s class 🙂

04/05/2026

04/05/2026

So proud of our last Puppy, Bronze and Silver dogs and their handlers they were AMAZING!!!

Congratulations go to our puppies

Levi, Arthur, Isla, Skylar and Angus

To Arnie for gaining his bronze

To Ace for gaining his Silver

To Jessie for gaining not just her Bronze but also her Silver!

Such cracking dogs and people and I am so pleased we will be seeing many of them again in our next course to continue their learning ☺️

02/05/2026

Anyone else’s wireless door bell on their charger today? 😆

08/04/2026

Are you looking for a dog walker?

Beth is amazing and one of the very few people I trust to care for my own dogs ☺️

02/04/2026

Next course starts 8th September 2026

✔ Small group sizes – max of 6 dogs per class for personal attention and progress.

📅 When & Where

📍 Brook St Community Centre, Tipton DY4 9DD

Tuesday’s

🗓Mixed level Kennel Club class 6:30pm

🗓 Mooving on up 7:30pm (invite only for existing handlers and dogs (please email [email protected] or visit our website for more information) ☺️

⏰ Class length: 45 minutes

£195

Spaces are limited, so book now to avoid missing out!

Let’s work together to create confident, well-behaved, and happy dogs while having plenty of fun along the way like our latest class of beautiful puppies ☺️