I hope your January has been good, that you’ve managed to have some fun with your dog. My garden is full of snowdrops and bulbs peaking up through the soil. Spring is approaching and I’m deep into planning for the rest of the year. I’ve been busy planning new projects and updating my Detector Dog …
Whenever somebody enrols on one of my courses, I get a little ping on my phone. Each and every time it happens I smile. Because I know that another dog is getting to indulge her love of sniffing alongside her best friend. I know this sounds cheesy, but it’s a fact. Whether the dog and …
Have you ever felt that all your learning has brought you to an unexpected place? Perhaps you feel more knowledgeable, more confident? Or perhaps you feel overwhelmed? So much so that inertia seems like your best option? I’ve been there and I know other trainers who have also found themselves in this unexpected position. Coming …
No rush, no fuss. How to avoid training inertia. Read More »
After a couple of false starts, today is fence day! Every person reading this who lives with a dog knows that a fence is not just a fence. Fences give us confidence that our dog can’t get out without us. It gives them freedom to be in the garden or outside space off lead. It …
Scentwork Fencework. How a simple fence can improve your scentwork expertise. Read More »
