All classes are currently closed for the summer break. All classes will start again from September 13,14,15 For more information please contact Judith on 07814954978 Read more »
Lynda & Dave Hewett
Our Labrador, Rosie has been going to Judith’s K9 Fun Club since she was 6 months old. She was a typical Lab loveable, excitable, boisterous & at times uncontrollable, Rosie is now 2 years old and with Judith’s expert training she is still excitable but she is controllable. Rosie has […] Read more »
Rewards and Tidbits
Rewards should be different from your dogs usual food. Rewards/Tidbits should be lip smacking and motivating to your dog or puppy. Rules for Rewards and Tidbits made easy Special, keep treats to use when training, not to be given freely. Do not be mean, reward frequently for correct behaviour only, […] Read more »
Command Words
The command words for your dog are as important as your dog’s lead and collar. Without them you cannot control your dog. Being consistent with command words and training is the key to a happy well-trained dog. Do not use any ONE word for more than ONE meaning i.e. sit-down, […] Read more »
Jumping Up
The environment that a dog lives in creates its personality to some degree. Therefore dogs raised in busy house holds with lots of excitement, children or other animals to chase, where adults encourage the dog to jump up, knowingly or not, where play-fighting and rough and tumbles on the floor […] Read more »
House Training
Happy, healthy puppies and adult dogs do not generally have in appropriate toileting problems. Checklist Puppies and adult dogs of both sexes can suffer from kidney / bladder / urinary-tract infections which will most certainly affect the puppy/dog’s ability to have Jumping castles for sale good control over when and […] Read more »
Socialising your Puppy
Before your puppy has completed its vaccinations it is not fully protected against canine diseases. Your puppy should only meet dogs that you know are healthy and fully vaccinated every year. Never put an unvaccinated puppy down on the floor in a public place where other dogs are likely to […] Read more »
Good Manners
Teaching good manners helps prevent over excitement, over attachment and separation anxiety, all of which can lead to aggression towards humans and dogs and or destructive behaviour including barking, howling and fowling. Prevention is better than the cure! Teach puppies/dogs to sit for everything Inflatables Canada before you interact with […] Read more »
Margeret Kembry
I first met Judith in mid 2005 when I spotted her running one of her gundog training sessions on Alfreton Park. My pack of Dalmatians had become rather out of hand and although perfectly well behaved in the show ring they were unruly and disobedient when out on walks. Judith’s […] Read more »
Katie Taylor
I met Judith when I was about 11. Although I knew her as the lady who had helped my mum & dad with their rescued German Shepherd 4 years earlier I didn’t really get to know her till I had my own first dog Tom. He was a rescued weimaraner […] Read more »
