My Dog Training Club

Eye Contact: teaching your dog to offer eye contact, or to “check in” with you has many advantages

1. If your dog needs reassurance from something, offering eye contact gives them a mutually exclusive behaviour, e.g. they can’t be looking at you AND looking at what they need reassurance from
2. If your dog needs help with something or if they want something, eye contact gives them a skill to use to communicate with you
3. It is a way of keeping your dogs attention, especially when there are exciting things going on around them ... See MoreSee Less

My Dog Training Club

Stocking up on plant based training treats from Soopa!

I got these from the lovely Bazil & Ruby Animal Empire and Pet Boutique in Twickenham 😊 if you're nearby, stop in and mention My Dog Training Club for your 10% discount!

If you want to hear more about using plant based food and treats for dog training, please get in touch, I'd love to hear from you 🙂 ... See MoreSee Less

My Dog Training Club is with Lee Stewart.

Meet the beautiful Baz! This super star was amazing in training ☺️ We trained using only plant based food 🌱which was a mixture of Benevo food and some homemade pumpkin and peanut butter cookies.

We’re teaching Baz to walk with a loose lead instead of pulling and we're also giving him lots of space around other dogs so he’s more relaxed and can engage in more calming behaviours, such as sniffing. ... See MoreSee Less