Cheshire Dog School

These cutie pies all graduated from puppy class last night! ⭐️ 👏

Dobby, Juno, Ruby, Shankly & Mishka 💕

Well done to Frankie and Mack, they both completed the Adult Beginners course at Hod Manor on Thursday 👏 🌟

Very well done to Hugo, Marley, Oreo, Bo, Violet, Dougal and Milo, they all graduated from puppy class last night! ✨ 👏

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Here’s just some of the fun we got up to at Cheshire Dog School this week…

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Looking very proud of themselves, and rightfully so! 🥰. Well done to Pablo, Bobby, Paddy, Merlin, Arlo & Oscar, who all completed their Intermediate course this week ⭐️ 👏

Well done to Teddy, Cora, Rufus & Zia 👏. They all completed their Adult Beginners course at Hood Manor on Thursday 🌟 🎓

Have you seen a cuter, more attentive line-up of puppies than these guys?! 🥺🥰. Posed to perfection for their puppy graduation pics 👏

Luna, Basil, Polly, Skye, Douglas, Gryffin, Rolo & Ivy

Very well done to Scooby, Molly, Arnie, Rupert and Waffle for completing their puppy course 🥰🎓

Chester’s New Year’s resolution is to stop stealing things he shouldn’t have and to be more chilled in the house. He’s off to a great start after his first 121!

Does your dog have a New Year’s resolution?!

To book onto one of our Puppy Foundation or Intermediate group courses go to:

https://cheshiredogschoolbooking.as.me/

Courses get booked up extremely quickly with spaces limited.

Due to current restrictions only 2 people (including children) may attend with each dog, and everyone must wear a face mask unless medically exempt.

For dogs aged over 21 weeks, we have the Adult Beginners course. Dogs will need a 121 assessment prior to joining this course. The course is for teaching basic obedience, not for dogs who struggle around other dogs and/or people. The next available spaces for this are in February/March, send us a message to enquire.

121 training - cost-effective and excellent for working on specific problems such as recall, loose-lead walking and specific issues you may have around the home. You’d be surprised that often just one or two sessions can see you make huge progress - we don’t make you commit to weeks or months of sessions! Send us a message to enquire.

From all of us at Cheshire Dog School, we wish you and your dogs a happy, healthy, fun-filled New Year!

Thank you all so much for your continued support throughout 2021. We value you all (both humans AND dogs) very much and can’t wait to see you again in 2022! 🐾 🎉

Bailey, Ringo, Roby, Arlo, Otis, Roo and Amber all graduated from puppy class last night! 🎓 👏

Delilah and Nara completed their Intermediate course last night ⭐️. Looking gorgeous ladies 🥰

Have you seen a cuter, more angelic, posed to perfection photo today?! 😩😍🥰
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Well done to these lovely puppas who all graduated from puppy class last night!
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Dennis, Rusty, Raffy, Rudi, Jessie & Doris

Little Pippa working those angles like a pro 📸 ☺️. I’m seriously so proud of this girl, you’ve come such a long way from the scared little rescue dog you were a few years ago. Today we worked on having fun in what could be a scary space for Pip. She (and some other dogs like her) have also inspired an online class I hope to launch early next year - perfect for all dogs to have some fun, but especially for those who are nervous!

Ah, the good old puppy ‘glee wee’😂. Lots of puppies will wee when they’re excited or anxious. It happens most often when they greet someone they really like - think of it as a compliment! If your puppy does this then try your best to greet them calmly (not easy for us humans!). For some dogs this will mean completely ignoring them (don’t even look at them) just long enough for them to settle and not do a glee wee. Be warned, whilst most puppies do grow out of this, I have seen older dogs continue to do it long-term, you can help prevent this by not triggering their excitement. Some dogs also seem to benefit from the boost of hormones that puberty brings, much like us humans, hormones help strengthen the pelvic floor. If you have any worries always check with your vet 🐾

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We love it when the puppies make sure their owners do their homework 🙌📚. Almost 13 years of CDS and we still get excited every time we see progress ⭐️

#HumanTraining #Pupstars

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🐕Online Beginners Training Course🐕‍🦺

This course will teach you and your dog all of the basics, from the comfort of your own home (or wherever else you'd like to train!). Work through at a pace that suits you and revisit subjects as many times as you wish!

Bringing together all of the content from our popular in-person Puppy Foundation and Adult Beginner 5 week courses. This in-depth course is suitable for dogs of all ages, from young, new puppies, to older dogs. The syllabus is designed and taught by Ami, an award-winning, qualified and accredited positive-reinforcement trainer, who has over 12 years’ experience teaching 1000’s of dogs and their owners

Our online Beginners course will give you a good grounding in all the basics. From loose-lead walking, to recall, to focus around distractions, stay, no jumping up - and much more! You will not only learn how to teach your dog these behaviours, you will also be taught how to understand your dog, how they think, how their brains work and how they develop.

You will be coached by Ami using a mix of video demos, written notes and lots of insider professional tips and advice - to help you and dog successfully transfer your new skills into everyday life.

For £48 you will get 6 weeks access, 24 hours a day, and during this time you can watch and re-watch the lessons as many times as you wish.

If you are purchasing as a gift, just let us know and we can delay the start date and provide you with a gift certificate.

www.cheshiredogschool.thinkific.com

🎄Your New Puppy🎄

If you have know someone who has a new puppy in the house, then our ‘Your New Puppy’ video course will be the best present they could ever want! It covers everything we would normally do on our popular New Puppy Home Visits. Over 45 minutes (split into 8 chapters) of in-depth invaluable information, tips and ideas covering all the most common new puppy problems.

You get five days access to the training, to watch and re-watch as many times as you like (if buying as a gift, just send us a message and let us know and we can delay the start date and provide you with a gift certificate).

This information is equivalent to our £50 one hour 121.

Here is a breakdown of what’s covered:

Toilet training-
*How to successfully, quickly get your puppy toileting outside
*What to do if they won’t toilet on a walk
*What to do when they have an accident
*How to get them to tell you that they need the toilet
*How to put toileting on a verbal cue
*Night-time toileting
*When and how to use puppy pads

Biting and mouthing-
*Why they do it
*When and how to stop them doing it
*What technique to use when
*The thing you’re probably doing to make it worse
*The link between their ‘zoomies’ and problem biting
*What to do when they’re hanging from your clothes
*How to prevent chewing furniture and what to do if they start

Toys-
*How to ensure your puppy values their toys
*Make your puppy want to chew their toys rather than your body!
*Do’s and don’ts with food/chew toys
*How to effectively use Kongs and other mental stimulation toys
*How to use toys to prevent problem behaviours

Food-
*How diet can affect your puppy
*Ideas for training treats
*Ideas for edible chews for your puppy
*How to use your puppy’s meal time to your, and their advantage
*Mentally stimulating feeding ideas

Walking and exercising your puppy-
*Why and how walking a puppy is not like walking an adult dog
*The physical and behavioural effects of over-exercising
*The link between playing, walking and puppy biting
*How to tell if their walk is doing them good or having a negative effect

Socialisation-
*What is socialisation
*The critical thing you may be getting wrong when it comes to meeting other dogs
*How to socialise to prevent problem behaviours such as jumping up

Separation Anxiety-
*How to prevent it
*Why it’s important to start now
*Why your routine may be making things worse
*The difference between leaving them alone in a room, and leaving them alone in the house
*What’s considered normal behaviour and what may be the start of a problem
*How to work on anxiety if it’s an issue

www.cheshiredogschool.thinkific.com