Training the Trainer

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Polmaise
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Re: Training the Trainer

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Polmaise wrote:Training the Dog Trainer
Spring /Summer Classes Held every fortnight
11am -1:30pm
Saturday 3rd March -12th May (Spaniels any breed)……Max 12
Sunday 4th March-13th May (Retrievers any breed)…..Max 12
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Whether your issue is pulling on the lead? or just running off!
A training plan for you, and your dog to achieve what you want, or just socialising, or working with other dogs and people.
The aim of this 12 week course is to teach you, how to train your dog to the level that you want.
The days are split between breeds to cover working exercises that are more suited to the breed.
Pm if interested, or details
We are just about full with Retrievers, but it would appear Spaniels in the area are already well trained? 8-)
The spaniel course is dedicated to 'hunting' and flushing , rather than retrieving! maybe that could be the reason many are reluctant?
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Re: Training the Trainer

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Any spaces left on the advanced one, Robert? am I advanced yet? :-D
"Oh what gold there is to find when one is blessed with an open mind" - me, not five minutes ago :-)
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Re: Training the Trainer

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Yes Graeme,and yes you are advanced!...........maybe its the wording that has made some reluctant? :think:
Basic would be some-one that doesn't have a clue what they should or shouldn't be doing and needs a start/plan to get them going.

Advanced would be someone that has already started and some basics of obedience are already there,but they have either come up against an issue ,or they want to do more with their dog.
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Re: Training the Trainer

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oki doki... i'll ask her indoors if i can have them saturdays off... or just cherry pick the ones for 'stopping to flush' :whistle:
"Oh what gold there is to find when one is blessed with an open mind" - me, not five minutes ago :-)
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