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If you are reading
this the chances are you have a new puppy, or an
older dog with issues. You may be delighted with
your dog and simply want to join our dog training
in Wilmslow class or desperately seeking advice for a
behaviour problem. In any event you and your dog
are most welcome.
Regular readers of my newspaper column know I am
on a lifetime mission to improve the
relationship between owners and their dogs.
It's far easier to avoid problems than to solve
them so a good training class is essential for a
well balanced dog. Don't sign up for the first
dog training in wilmslow class you hear about or the one nearest home. Look
around, check what's available, consult other
owners then trust your judgement.
Dog Training in
Wilmslow Classes
We keep our classes relatively small so we can
address individual behaviour problems. Older
dogs often come to us having had little or no
education. These dogs are under my direct
supervision.
There is no such thing as a bad dog only a
poorly educated one. I have yet to meet any dog
regardless of age, size or breed that did not
respond to leadership and training.
Our methods are based entirely on natural pack
mentality and the knowledge gained from training
hundreds of dogs every year. Dogs are great
teachers, every difficult case teaches us
something new and we adapt and change our
methods accordingly. Dog training in wilmslow is not a
science. It's a never-ending journey of
discovery.
For dogs with serious issues we are often their
last chance. These dogs are under my direct
supervision.
We never turn any
dog away. There is no dog that is too unruly,
too noisy, too reactive to other dogs. Some just
take more time than others to resolve their
problems.
We will never give up on you
nor your dog..
Many of these troubled dogs go on to be
model citizens. It's not magic. It's experience,
communication and Leadership and a healthy
respect for Mother Nature.
If you want more information about our
dog training in Wilmslow classes
please follow this link
Training Classes
If you need help with behaviour issues click
here
Behaviour Problems
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