Your service is reliable and you always communicate to me if something has happened with Dilly. She has not been a destructive dog - your service contributes to a happy & contented dog.
Saturday, 9 October 2010
Don't Just Take my Word for it, Here's What the Clients Say...
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Dilly,
Don't just take my word for it
Monday, 4 October 2010
Don't Just Take my Word for it, Here's What the Clients Say...
Dexter is like a different dog since he's been walked by you - all in a good way. He is much calmer, more relaxed & happier. He doesn't chew our sofas or carpet anymore!
I couldn't recommend Linda more highly. Dexter is always happy, tired and sleeps for hours after his walks.
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Dexter,
Don't just take my word for it
Saturday, 2 October 2010
Instant Triple Recall
I use Stay Close as a command to get dogs back to me quickly and stay close to me until they are released. This overlaps a bit with the ComeComeCome recall, but I use that more to get dawdling dogs back to the pack and they don't have to focus on me. Had I thought things through more I would not have done it like this, but Stay Close evolved from the close competition heelwork I taught Fred.
Stay Close is hazard avoidance - if there isn't time to get dogs back on leads, this works very well to get the dogs out of any potential trouble.
Fred has known this one for a long time, Scamp and Bobby are relative newbies, but are already VERY reliable. I couldn't record an actual hazard, as things are still too new for me to not focus 100% on the dogs, but we're getting there!
Just see how quickly the dogs turn to me and start coming back. Video is only 8 seconds.
I can teach any dog to do this.
Stay Close is hazard avoidance - if there isn't time to get dogs back on leads, this works very well to get the dogs out of any potential trouble.
Fred has known this one for a long time, Scamp and Bobby are relative newbies, but are already VERY reliable. I couldn't record an actual hazard, as things are still too new for me to not focus 100% on the dogs, but we're getting there!
Just see how quickly the dogs turn to me and start coming back. Video is only 8 seconds.
I can teach any dog to do this.
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