Workshops
We are lucky to have arranged a number or workshops over the summer which we are very excited about!
Contact us via email or on facebook if you want to book a place!
Contact us via email or on facebook if you want to book a place!
Tellington Touch Workshop with Rachel Jackson
Sunday 21st October 10am - 4pm
£70 for a working spot £40 spectators
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Rachel Jackson is a Level 3 Tellington TTouch and TTEAM Practitioner, and has a wealth of experience working with a range of dogs.
TTouch is a kind and respectful way of working with animals to help them overcome a variety of health and behavioural issues. It was developed over 30 years ago by Linda Tellington Jones and is now widely used around the world by trainers, shelter workers, vets, physiotherapists, behaviour counsellors, veterinary nurses, competition riders, riding instructors and animal owners. TTouch recognises an inextricable link between posture and behaviour and uses body work, ground work exercises (where appropriate) and specific equipment to release tension and to promote a feeling of calm and well being. This in turn helps animals develop self confidence and self control and enables them to move beyond their instinctive and, often fearful, responses. |
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Interactive play workshop with Craig Ogilivie
Saturday 10th November 10am- 12pm and 12.30-2.30pm
£45 per dog and handler - which includes a working spot during one of the sessions, refreshments and a spectator place for the other sessions. Spectators are welcome for the day at the cost of £25.
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Using Interactive Play to create a unique and special experience to share with your dog. Which can help with
Improving your existing play ... Working motivation Toy possession Lack of interest in toys Building a better relationships with your dog Confidence building A high value reward experience for training Communicating with your dog whilst they are stimulated Creating interactive experience that you can share with your dog stimulates their body and mind Most of all having lots of fun! |
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Craig Ogilvie makes you the centre of your dog’s world. Having spent a great deal of time training and testing working dogs in locations all of Europe, he very quickly went on to achieve unique accreditation. Craig is the first and only person from the U.K to be licensed to test and train dogs internationally in the working dog sport called Mondioring: which consists of Obedience, Agility and Criminal Apprehension.
Craig is one of the very few experienced and qualified Civilian Police Dog Training Instructors in the U.K, as well as a dog behaviour practitioner, seminar leader, author, and public speaker. His passion and study of training, interacting and communicating with dogs led to his discovery of the ‘Interactive Play Experience’ and ‘How to Become the Centre of Your Dog’s World’. Craig has been delivering his systems worldwide via sell out workshops, seminars and online training, helping dog lovers all over the world to achieve their goals.
Craig has also recently stared on the brilliant BBC production Nightmare Pets SOS'
To be held at The Puppy Plus Training Barn, SY163HQ
Craig is one of the very few experienced and qualified Civilian Police Dog Training Instructors in the U.K, as well as a dog behaviour practitioner, seminar leader, author, and public speaker. His passion and study of training, interacting and communicating with dogs led to his discovery of the ‘Interactive Play Experience’ and ‘How to Become the Centre of Your Dog’s World’. Craig has been delivering his systems worldwide via sell out workshops, seminars and online training, helping dog lovers all over the world to achieve their goals.
Craig has also recently stared on the brilliant BBC production Nightmare Pets SOS'
To be held at The Puppy Plus Training Barn, SY163HQ
Dog Parkour Workshop with Emma Stoker
Sunday 13th January 10am - 2.30pm
£40 for a working spot £20 spectators
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‘Dog Parkour combines elements of human parkour and dog agility to create an accessible activity for dogs and humans alike. Dogs get introduced to the world of jumping, climbing, balancing over, crawling under, and going around different obstacles in their everyday world. Parkour can be done anywhere and is limited only by your imagination. Dog Parkour helps with confidence and overcoming fears, and it is a low impact but challenging activity for any canine athlete.’ (International Dog Parkour Association)
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This workshop will be run by Emma Stoker, who has attended an International Dog Parkour Workshop herself and holds a Novice Dog (IDPA) title with her spaniel Pippin.
This workshop will include an introduction to dog Parkour, teaching all of the required behaviours. You will have the opportunity to use a variety of equipment plus our purpose built dog parkour climbing frame!
This workshop will include an introduction to dog Parkour, teaching all of the required behaviours. You will have the opportunity to use a variety of equipment plus our purpose built dog parkour climbing frame!
