4. Thursday Training Tips

A different take on staying power

Quitting is an option… this sounds like the opposite of what we’ve been told about success! But having a choice is important.

One of our top calmness games is to teach a chin target. Gently place your hand up and onto your dog’s chin and, while it’s in place, feed your dog.

My dogs all lead busy lives training, competing, as well as individual exercise and fitness plans. So they all NEED a rest day each week.

At Devon Dogs, we feel that teaching your dog how to jump is of the utmost importance. Read this week’s handy tips.

This week we want to talk about the CONE GAME, which grows the concepts of optimism, confidence and grit.

We are keen advocates of ditching the routine generally and one particular place we work on this the most is the vehicle!

This week’s blog comes from Danny Rouse. Read his tips on the powerful effect of goal setting on you and your dog.

This week, Kelly shares a cool suitcase game that you can play at home (or anywhere) with your dog.

Chase can be one of the most damaging relationship breaker between dogs and their owners. Read our tips to help you deal with it.

Boundary games should be an important focus for any dog owner, as it contributes to a happy, harmonious and peaceful household!