Support with dog training Oxfordshire:
A relationship-based and holistic approach to dog training can help you understand how to adapt your training to meet your dog’s natural instincts and motivations and channel these in appropriate ways. They can also help you gain a greater understanding of your dog's body language and what they are communicating and how you can use this understanding to meet their needs and preferences, promote their wellbeing and encourage calmer behaviour. Dog coaching can also equip you with a greater range of kind techniques and fun activities to encourage and reward choice, initiative and decision making and to maximise your dog’s quality of life as well as strengthening the dog human bond. Dog training sessions in Oxfordshire are tailored to your own and your dog’s needs and preferences. Training could be general or could include a focus on one of the following or more:
For help to meet your dog's training needs contact Fiona on fbcaninepotential@gmail.com or via the contact page.
- Recall training
- Loose lead walking
- Clicker training
- Scent work games
- Calm meet and greet around dogs/people
- Training a sight / hearing impaired dog
For help to meet your dog's training needs contact Fiona on fbcaninepotential@gmail.com or via the contact page.
Help with dog training West Oxfordshire. What you can expect:-
- A commitment to positive and kind methods of dog training.
- Building trust and a secure dog human attachment.
- Encouraging relaxation and a calmer state of mind.
- Being attuned to what your dog is communicating and how to respond to this.
- Training a range of visual and verbal cues as needed using timely and consistent positive reinforcement e.g. sit, down, wait, stay, leave, drop, recall, off, loose lead walking, retrieve, and emergency stop. Proofing (strengthening) behaviour.
- Assistance with ‘life skills’ as needed e.g. calm meet and greet; learning to enjoy time alone.
- Coaching a range of dog training techniques (e.g. marking, targeting, shaping, chaining), enabling clearer communication, effective learning, encouraging initiative, choice and control.
- Utilising fun activities that enable your dog to express their natural instincts (e.g. scent work games).
- Support from an accredited and qualified dog trainer with over 15 years experience of training dogs.
Dog training assessment and advice session Oxfordshire
This includes:
- An initial training assessment and advice session lasting 90 minutes.
- A comprehensive dog training plan after the session.
- A range of useful handouts.
- Remote support as needed for up to a month after the training assessment.
Oxfordshire dog training sessions
These include:
- A practical dog training session for 60 minutes.
- Comprehensive dog training notes after a session.
- A range of useful handouts.
- Remote support as needed for up to a month after each session.
For help to meet your dog's training needs contact Fiona on fbcaninepotential@gmail.com or via the contact page.