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North lanarkshire
WELCOME Guided Connection Dog Training Support offers dog services in Cumbernauld and the surrounding areas. I am a graduate of the Academy of Dog Training and Behaviour and have completed my diploma in dog psychology and behaviour through international school of canine psychology and also work for a charity to train assistance dogs. I use positive reward based training Guiding and supporting you to work with your dog to help them make the choices.
Glasgow
CBT Dog Behaviour & Training Services is a professional training and behaviour specialist. Fully qualified, accredited and insured. At CBT we use the modern training techniques with a focus on using positive methods of training and behaviour modification. We use force-free, humane methods of training with the welfare of the animal at the forefront. Fully accredited and certified via Institute of Animal Professionals and Pet Professional Guild.
Carolyn
We have a rescue westie who is experiencing problems with anxiety around people, other dogs etc. We're currently working with Jim and we're starting to notice a difference in Brodie's behaviour on his walks, people coming to the house etc. Jim is a very calming influence, has patience and knowledge in abundance. We'd highly recommend CBT Dog Training.
South lanarkshire
Behavioural Experts All aspects of canine exercise Family Dog Private Trainer Cainine First Aid Trainer Doggie Star School Programmes Dog Grooming Salon Business Opportunity Training
Lanarkshire
Professional Canine Behaviour Consultants Behavioural Assessments Dog Training Services Aggression Specialists Canine Nutrition Consultant Premium Services Covering the M8/A71 Corridor Carluke, Wishaw & West Lothian home visits Or visit us
Robert Fullick
I would highly recommend. I have an 11 year old Labrador that was going through radiotherapy and had completely shut down. After having him since he was an 8 week old Puppy, for the first time ever, I didn't know what to do. Adrianne of Paw Management did a thorough assessment and literally within minutes, he was up and interacting with her.She gave us thorough guidance in what to do and follow ups.Her advice on nutrition, canine psychology, and different types of mental stimulation we could use was invaluable. A REAL dog trainer shouldn't just know how to train sit, stay and all that, but to know deeper aspects of nutrition, how the systems of the body work and interact, and have a working knowledge from ACTUAL experience.Paw Management is the only logical option for me!
Scotland
I offer lots of services to acomadate to your pet... Dog walking,, Home boarding,, Doggy Day Care,, Pet sitting,, Puppy let out,,. You loving pet is in a home setting and treaded like one of my own.. I have been working with animals for 20 years.. I have 3 dogs and 3 cats of my own.. I have a large secure garden, for more information just give me a call 07593177983
East dunbartonshire
I am a fully qualified dog behaviour consultant. I worked hard to achieve an Advanced Diploma in Canine Behaviour Management from Compass Education which is a highly respected institute. I am also a full member of the International Association of Animal Behaviour Consultants and the Pet Professional Guild. I have many years of experience working with dogs who had issues ranging from Separation Anxiety to Fear aggression and just about everything in between.
Irene Lally
We were having problems with our beloved ageing greyhound who was struggling with the external stairs to our flat. We contacted Claire on a Saturday night and she re arranged other plans to be out to us at 8 am on the Sunday morning.
Poor Rocky has some physical problems such as arthritis and failing eyesight which need medical help but Claire was able to advise us on some tips to encourage him to try the stairs once the vet had helped us in other ways.
Rocky is now coping so much better which is a huge relief to us all.
My journey started in 2011 when I joined a local pet rescue centre as a volunteer. Soon enough we adopted my dog - Beta. Various dog training, health and psychology workshops, books and events were just the beginning. I still remember my debut as a professional dog show handler in 2014 and opening my business soon after. My goal is not to be yet another service provider though - I want to be a friend you can call whenever you need help, advice, or just someone to share happy moments with!
Gemma Nimmo
My dog Ruby absolutely loved being with Sky. Ruby is a 2 year old chocolate labrador who can be very strong and very over-excitable (as most labs are), but Sky had absolutely no issues with handling her whatsoever. It's so hard to find someone you would trust with your dog but I will definitely be using Sky's services in future! Thank you so much Sky, Ruby had a great time with you :) x
Scotland
About, Please Note, we are on holiday from the 26th of Jan till the 3rd of Feb. Stephanie Mclellan Dip ADTB, VCA, Please note we cover the Glasgow and North Lanarkshire area. Teacher's pets give me the opportunity to enjoy working with both people and dogs, My role as a dog trainer gives me the best of both worlds. I have been assessed with both theory and practical skills.
North lanarkshire
Stormlands Dog Training was created with a modern, force-free approach to dog training. Our aim is to create a bond of trust between owners and their dogs using positive and effective training methods. We use only positive training techniques and will never use physical punishment or harsh methods. At Stormlands we understand that each dog is unique, therefore all training is tailored around you and your dog to ensure that you both get what you need from the work we do.
Zoe Walker
My Chihauhau puppy just wouldnt go outside to toilet and didn't like to go on walks either. I contacted Stormlands Dog Training to see if they could help me. They came to our house to visit managed to get the puppy to pee in the garden. We were left some homework and they came back one week later. Things got better and the tips they gave me really helped. We still get some accidents in the house but not so many anymore and he will go for little short walks in the street and we can go further than we used to. Very helpful and would happily recommend to other dog owners.
Eveline Thomson
First meeting for Fletcher and Michael today. Our issue was taking him out for a walk and him constantly pulling on the lead. Our only bit of control was to use a halti, which he hated. After 20 minutes work with Michael, our dog was responsive and could be walked on a slack lead with little pulling and no need for the halti. This is a working progress but Michael has given us the tools we need and the confidence that Fletcher can be walked without a halti. Highly recommend!
Professional Dog walking and pet care services - covering Lenzie, Kirkintilloch, Torrance, Bishopbriggs, Milngavie & surrounding areas in and around East Dunbartonshire. Group Walks Solo Walks Dog Training Puppy Training Puppy / Drop In Visits Pet Taxi Service Small Animal Visits Cat Visits Canine First Aid Trained Fully Caged Van For Comfort And Safety Positive Reinforcement, Force Free Methods
Lanarkshire
Private 121 dog training and behaviour plans. Puppy training, introducing new dog/s, general obedience training, agility and tricks, behavioural issues
Michelle Browne
I contacted Jim a few weeks ago regarding our border collie Alfie who is 20 months old. We had a few minor problems with Alfie regarding pulling on the lead, barking at various noises in the house, being scared of people coming to the house and being scared of the hoover.
We have had 3 sessions with Jim and the difference in Alfie is amazing. The pulling on the lead is almost gone ( only when he gets really excited ) he is no longer scared of people coming to the house or the hoover. His barking at various noises in the house i.e the door bell has reduced considerably.
Jim is a great guy and was great with Alfie and also our older dog Dana.
Thanks Jim
Why should I get a Dog Trainer?
Making sure your pup is trained properly really matters. Without the necessary groundwork, you’re risking your dog’s wellness and security, as well as the safety of any other dogs it comes into contact with. It’s also important your dog is trained so that it can integrate properly with you and your family. Keeping it out of trouble will save you a lot of hassle (and potentially costly repairs too).
Making sure your dog listens to commands is very important. Not only will handling it be less stressful, but it can stop dangerous conflict with other animals. Furthermore, if your dog doesn’t want to listen to you, situations such as dealing with traffic can potentially become fatal. On the upside, having a well-trained pup enables you and your pet to socialise properly with other dogs and their owners.
Having a dog that is obedient means that life around the home becomes plain sailing. With good manners, your dog will be able to tell the difference between right and wrong behaviour, while being able to foster good relationships with other members of your family. These connections can help to build a fruitful relationship with your pet as part of the family. Time well spent together will allow you to both grow together, sharing experiences and creating the type of memories that make having a pet so worth it.
How about becoming an authority figure yourself? Although your trainer will help your dog get up to scratch, they will also teach you a great deal about the fundamentals of dog training. This includes not only how to handle your own dog, but principals that you can use to understand and better interact with other dogs too. Being able to help out less-informed dog owners can be a wonderful gift to have, and something that you can take further if you enjoy it.
Having a well-trained dog also means that taking your pet to the veterinarian will be a lot easier than it would be otherwise. Considering the nature and volume of work that they have to do, being a vet is tough, let alone dealing with an uncooperative pet in their surgery. In some cases, dogs can become violent when approached by a vet – definitely something they don’t need. By having your dog properly trained, you can avoid injuries – for both your dog and your vet – as well as unnecessary embarrassment upon visits.
How do I pick a Dog Trainer?
When hiring someone to train your dog, there is plenty to think about. The needs of both you and your pet have to be considered and so taking some time to sit down and work out what is important to you is a must. Down below are a few of the questions you might ask when it comes to finding the right dog trainer –
Should I go for group or private training? Each comes with pros and cons – those with a brand new dog can expect their pet to socialise and start to develop relationships with other dogs.
Does my dog need generalised training or would training in a specific area suit it better? One example of this is if your dog has an issue with barking, or separation anxiety. In these cases, someone that can specialise in tackling these issues would be optimal.
Do I need long-term training or do I need a quick fix? Goals such as conditioning your dog for agility or developing a routine will need more time with a trainer.
You should also take care to see what type of strategies your trainer uses. There are a wide variety of techniques that can be applied in order to change your dog’s behaviour – but not all of these involve kindness and care. It’s good to talk to prospective trainers about the ways in which they choose to teach your dog, including methods of both discipline and praise. Techniques such as positive reinforcement are very beneficial for dogs and are particularly powerful, while being enjoyable for them.
While your dog is your priority, how you communicate with your trainer is important too. Your trainer’s should be able to translate their understanding into constructive advice. A good trainer can tell you both what is working in terms of training your dog, and what isn’t. This includes passing on insights of what to do to correct certain issues, while conveying these ideas in a constructive, friendly way. In order to do this, a trainer needs to not only be able to express themselves clearly, but also be diplomatic and observant.
How much does a Dog Trainer cost?
There are various ways in which you can choose to train your dog. Some owners opt for private lessons, while others will put their dog through group daycare.
Group sessions are valuable not only because they are more budget friendly, but also because they are better as a long-term option. This is because your pet will have time to get to grips with a wider variety of commands. However one-on-one training provides your dog with lessons that are specially tailored to their needs, helping them learn in the best way for them.
There are also the various levels of obedience training to take into account. As well as classes specifically for puppies, there are basic educational classes, adult training, agility and advanced tutoring. Which of these you go for can affect pricing, as well as how quickly your dog learns (depending on its needs and comprehension).
Can I hire a Dog Trainer online?
Yes! You might be surprised to hear that dog training can be done remotely, through online video platforms like Zoom. They can take the form of group sessions or one-to-one classes to tackle certain individual behavioural issues. Many customers prefer online dog training for all sorts of reasons, like saving on travel time and costs.
