dog training Surrey Tag

Bringing your puppy home for the first time is an exciting step in your journey together.  Ensuring that you have prepared your home thoroughly and thought through how to manage the first few days, can help to make the transition as smooth and stress free as possible, both for you and your new addition. Before you collect your puppy: Check...

Teaching a dog to give you eye contact on command has many benefits.  It can be used to keep a distracted dog focussed, maintain attention or build confidence.  Some people prefer to use the word “look”, rather than the “watch” command. Many dogs, especially those who are young and exuberant, are easily distracted out on walks.  Owners can find it hard...

Written by Kerry Jenkinson, Tellington TTouch Practitioner, P2 Using TTouch Bodywork and Groundwork on a regular basis can help your dog to become a more calm and confident canine, building a deeper relationship with your dog based on co-operation, trust and understanding. Observing your dog on a daily basis will help you notice any subtle changes that might occur both physically and...

Here's our top dog training tips: Never shout at, hit, yank, push or pull your dog. Training must be fun! If you are not enjoying it then neither is your dog … he should see it as a game. Make sure you always have your dog’s attention before you ask for any command. If he is not looking at...