Trainer's Tips
How to Stop Your Dog Pulling on the Lead: A Step-by-Step Guide for Cambridge Dog Owners
Introduction: Why Does Your Dog Pull on the Lead? If you're frustrated by your dog pulling on the lead, you're not alone! Many dogs, especially young...
How to Keep Your Dog Calm During Fireworks | Dog Trainer Cambridge | Book Our Autumn Agility Bash Nov 3rd
How to Calm Your Dog During Fireworks Season | Cambridge Dog Trainer Fireworks season can be a stressful time for dogs and their owners, but with...
DIY Dog Grooming: How to Keep Your Dog Calm and Still During In-Home Grooming
The Balance Between At-Home Grooming and Professional Care Why Grooming at Home is Important Regular grooming not only keeps your dog looking their best but also...
Recall Training Using a Place Board: Tackling Overshooting on Return.
When practicing recall with exuberant, high drive dogs, one common issue is overshooting — where the dog skids past you on their return. To fix this,...
Mastering Long Retrieves: Essential Gun Dog Retrieving Exercises for Distance using Place Boards
Training your gundog to retrieve at long distances is useful preparation for having them join you on a shoot or develop skills required for advanced gundog tests...
How to stop dogs pulling. A Step-by-Step Guide
Loose lead walking can make a huge difference to your walks, turning them into a more enjoyable experience for both you and your dog. Whether you're...
How to Train Your Dog to Be Comfortable with Grooming
A Guide for Comb-Phobic Pups Grooming is an essential part of your dog’s overall health and well-being. Alessandro from Pawfect Cuts, the official grooming partner of...
Homemade Treats
I was speaking in class today about how I use a Silicone Pyramid Baking to make homemade cakes as a high-value reward for my dog and those I meet...
Keeping Your Dog Cool and Comfortable: Summer Essentials for Training, Travel, and Shows
Summer essentials To keep your dogs safe and comfortable before, during and after exercise, I have included a list of bits and bobs I would encourage...