Hot Dogs Training

Ellie doing a 'retrieve' Ellie holding perfectly the retrieve article in her mouth Ben doing a 'stay'		Have you considered One-to-One Training? At Hot Dogs we offer one-to-one training for a number of reasons. Your dog may be well behaved but be lacking in some areas and you would like to address this.  For example, say you want a better recall or stay or, you may just want that individual attention and feel this would benefit you and your dog more. What ever the reason we can help.  During the session: You will be individually assessed and it will be tailored to your personal needs Homework sheets will be available to back up any work being done at home The length will vary depending on your dog’s ability to concentrate and work with most sessions lasting for about 1 hour We aim to bring out the best in your handling skills and the very best from your dog Call Wendy on 01353 723258 to make your booking on. These sessions can be booked for weekdays or weekends which ever you prefer. Special Needs Classes A class specially designed to help dogs and their owners to deal with problems associated with lack of early socialisation with other dogs and/or people. Careful controlled socialisation takes place in small friendly groups and aims to provide a total support system to the owner. We do give individual help and advice to all the dogs/clients in these classes. Programmes are tailored to meet the requirements of the dog and owner and address problems stemming from fear.  The dog will be carefully habituated to other dogs and people before being introduced to other dogs.  Frustration techniques will be used to manage the dogs’ emotional state and aggression where the owner will be taught how to manage their dog’s behaviour and prevent their problem from getting worse. Call Wendy to discuss how Hot Dogs can help you and your dog on 01353 723258. Behaviour Clinic The Behaviour Clinic is run on the basis of veterinary referral only with our qualified pet behaviour counsellor, Yvonne Collins.  She has been working in the field of companion animal behaviour therapy since 1993 and training dogs since 1985. Yvonne is a member of COAPE (Centre of Applied Pet Ethology), Association of Companion Animal Behaviour Practitioners CABT, an Associate of Dr Peter Neville's DHc BSc (Hons) behaviour practice. The clinic is designed to tackle problems such as anti-social behaviour, fears and phobias, separation related disorders such as anxiety, chewing, barking or loss of house training, and obsessive compulsive disorders e.g. tail chasing, imaginary fly catching and self harm.
Questa coming out of the tunnel Gemma doing a 'sendaway' Practising a 'play/stop' Bella cooling down!
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