Training for Dogs - Solutions and Support for You
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FREE DOG TRAINING RESOURCES
Here are all our free dog training resources, which include eBooks, simple pdf's and helpful guides. If you have any questions about our resources please feel free to contact Katharine at info@caninesupport.co.uk
free ebook
Tellington TTouch is a specialised approach to the care and training of our animals. In this eBook you can learn about the different elements and benefits of Tellington TTouch.
free ebook
ACE Free Work in its simplest form, is a great enrichment activity for your dog, but there is so much more to it than that. Download your FREE eBook to discover what Free Work is and where to start.
free ebook
Sudden, unexpected noises can often startle us, let alone our dogs. This eBook explains why our dogs get scared and how we can support them, especially with thunder and fireworks.
free EBOOK
Download your FREE eBook to discover the many factors that go into teaching a dog to walk on a loose lead in this comprehensive eBook, to support you to start loose lead walking.
free game
Dogs benefit from new learning experiences and challenges, and problem-solving also increases self-confidence. It also prevents unwanted behaviours, like barking and chewing.
free top tips
Download your FREE 5 Top Tips on Why Dogs Pull on the Lead and how to encourage loose lead walking. Start enjoying your walks today.
free top tips
Fireworks can be really frightening for our dogs. Their super senses can make the loud bangs and vibrations very scary. Here are some simple steps to prepare your dog for fireworks this year.
free guide
Costume crusaders, children screaming with excitement and decorations can be concerning for your dog. Download guide to keep your dog safe this Halloween, includes a free No Trick or Treat Poster.
free TOP tips
Download your FREE 5 Top Tips on how to get great recall with your dog. These top tips look at whether your dog understands what you mean when you call them, to how to make your walks more fun and interactive.
free guide
Download Adventuring with your dog for top tips on what to take with you for this summers great escapes. Includes day trips, long weekends away and camping holiday ideas.
free top tips
Download your Top 5 Mistakes You are Making with Your Dog, to understand whether they are having too much exercise, not enough sleep, whether you are too predictable and if you understand how your dog feels.
free ebook
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Looking for In-Person Dog Training?
Canine Support Hybrid Dog Training provides the perfect combination of online learning at home, at your own pace alongside in-person coaching sessions with Katharine. This combined approach means that you can learn all of the theory behind the training conveniently in your own home, where you can start to practise your new skills. Once you've started implementing your new skills and feel that you need more guidance, you can arrange a one-to-one in-person session. In-person training will help you to move on to the next level in your training and help you out by troubleshooting any struggles you're having along the way. You can also simply use it to share and celebrate your wins and plan the next phase of your training! In-person training is an excellent opportunity to discuss how your training is going and get some fresh ideas if you're feeling stuck. Katharine can offer that extra level of personal support when your motivation may be dipping and ensure that you stay on track with your training goals.
Have you ever thought about online dog training?
With online dog training, you can study the techniques and learn more about your dog before you then put these techniques into practice. You can replay the videos as many times as you like, and with lifetime access to the course content, you can revisit it all as often as you need to. The main difference with online dog training is that you are the one handling your dog, learning about your dog, and making observations every step of the way. That results in a greater understanding, building your confidence, and moving at a pace that suits you and your dog. I have found that having a trainer with you in person can be quite challenging for your dog, especially if they are concerned by strangers. The learning can be more difficult for both guardian and dog because there is a sense of pressure to "get it right." Virtual dog training will enable you to understand the principles behind the training, and give you the results you're looking for so that you can have the relationship and bond with your dog that you dreamed of.
