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Mr D getting a little social lesson from Winnie. He’s at the height of adolescence so I gave her some support on the no ...
30/07/2025

Mr D getting a little social lesson from Winnie. He’s at the height of adolescence so I gave her some support on the no hu***ng criteria given he’s quite a big boy. Didn’t take us long to get nice respectful behaviours. These two know each other but it’s been a while and the size difference has increased! :)

This beautiful boy back for a week stay. Hes slid into sputniks old harness. Bitter sweet 🙂 Can’t wait to get back into ...
28/07/2025

This beautiful boy back for a week stay. Hes slid into sputniks old harness. Bitter sweet 🙂 Can’t wait to get back into the training with him. I missed this big lunk!

This is the face of a dog that just found a chicken bone and dropped it on cue! Training works but it takes a thousand t...
21/07/2025

This is the face of a dog that just found a chicken bone and dropped it on cue!
Training works but it takes a thousand times practicing that behaviour before expecting it to work in the moment, outside, with an unexpected chickens bone!
Do you have difficulty getting your dog to give up valuable items?
I’d love to hear both success and challenges in this tricky training area

Tallulah was 2 this month! Every year with your dog is worth a reflective look. It’s no secret shes been one tough proje...
19/07/2025

Tallulah was 2 this month!
Every year with your dog is worth a reflective look. It’s no secret shes been one tough project with her extremely sensitive nature!
Started the year with vet visit challenges. It took us a lot of effort and water splashes for bravery. Got vaccs successfully outside the clinic in the end. Followed on later to visit the johnsonville clinic (when ours burnes down) successfully for booster.
Went on to claim her novice, intermediate (plus int masters)and advanced titles in tricks, began and completed agility foundation and has taken part regularly in squad. She’s even managed to be a good partner in helping some of the dogs I work with get comfortable with meeting new dogs.
I know we are just starting on our journey and yet… 2 years already?! Time with our dogs is short, so savour every minute, learn from every challenge, soak in every cuddle or nose nudge … grab that toy and play… oh … and try to stay sane ;)

17/07/2025

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Need your dog walked on Friday afternoons? Rain or shine, we'll walk them for you 🐶☔🐶If you're in Kaiwharawhara, Ngaio, ...
11/07/2025

Need your dog walked on Friday afternoons? Rain or shine, we'll walk them for you 🐶☔🐶
If you're in Kaiwharawhara, Ngaio, Crofton Downs, or close enough! Get in touch at [email protected] or through FB ☺️

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So excited to get started on really putting some mainstream effort in on building resilience with Tallulah! I’ll be load...
07/07/2025

So excited to get started on really putting some mainstream effort in on building resilience with Tallulah! I’ll be loading up my first day to YouTube this afternoon! This is called noise box or cardboard chaos or bottle bath but you can see the concept. Slowly add in weird, novel and noisy objects to a chosen area already preconditions by tossing in treats. The skill comes from watching yours dogs body language, giving breaks when needed and slow and steady build up so you achieve success. The goal? … to exercise and practice resilience and to build a concept of brave confidence for anything life throws at you. This is one for anyone with a less than confident k9, a dog prone to bark at noises or displays over reactive responses to everyday things! It’s a massive benefit boost to almost any dog!
Pics of Toto cleaning up cause he’s already bombproof this boy!

I'm excited to be delving into a week long course in July all about Building Resilience!If you've ever met me, you'll kn...
26/06/2025

I'm excited to be delving into a week long course in July all about Building Resilience!
If you've ever met me, you'll know that I find immense value in exploring how to gently push dog's out of their comfort zone. Even so, to do this well, it needs to be achievable and rewarding for the dog despite small discomforts in the initial challenge.
So why do I want my dog to be uncomfortable?
Well, I really don't but the fact remains that life will often throw curve balls at you!
How many times have I heard things like, "my dog was great in the car until we had an accident" OR "we were fine until that car backfired" (incidentally this happened to me last week at agility!)
Given that these things do happen and when they do we have little control in the event, it makes sense to me to help prepare your dogs for unexpected andf sometimes aversive incidents by training ahead of time to Increase your dog's resilience to these things!
This can be done by carefully and safely introducing noises and challenges whilst still working to be successful and rewarding.
If you look at Tallulah's face here, she isn't at all sure of that cone's stability but I'm asking her to trust me and repaying that trust by ensuring that her bravery pays off!
Its also raining so theres that! ;P
If you train your dog at all, do you build resilience training into your sessions?
How do you do that? Anyone interested in our journey over the weeks course?

26/06/2025

I’m a firm believer in trying to make a simple behaviour really strong!
There are many challenges training tallulah. One of them is her immense sensitivity to the smallest things, which sometimes means even very distant wind turbine through a spanner in the works or a light fitting that’s moved half a centimetre might mean we can’t even get into the house one day.
Then there’s her innate herding need!
So we decided to start working our way to proofing an emergency lie down. It won’t be useful in all scenarios but if we can proof it well it might get us out of some tricky spots.
Here we are starting on a lie down mid recall.
So you have a go to emergency behaviour or two that you worked on really well?

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