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Why Dana Came To Us Dana came to us for a 5 week Board & Train because everyday life had started to feel harder than it needed to be for her owner Susan. She was pulling on the lead, her recall around distractions was pretty much non-existent, she needed help with crate training, she struggled to settle around the house, and although she was the friendliest girl, she was also a lot and I don’t mean that badly at all. Dana is a lovely dog, she’s affectionate, social, happy, an

You’ll hear “pack walks” and assume it’s just a group of dogs walking together… but how we use them, and when your dog is ready for them, matters more than people realise. When do right, they can be one of the most valuable things you do. Done too early, they can set you back. Structured Walks (On Lead) Structured walks are the step before pack walks, when you are still working with a trainer, and want to get out around like minded dog owners. Your dog stays on lead, and we f

There’s this idea that travel sickness in dogs is just a puppy phase, something they’ll eventually grow out of as they get older and more used to the car. Sometimes that does happen, nut quite often, it doesn’t play out as simply as that. What tends to happen instead is that even if the physical sickness improves, the experience of feeling unwell sticks with them. Dogs don’t separate things the way we do. They don’t think “I feel sick,” they associate that feeling with the en