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My profile and how SIT dog training began

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Sue's five C's for Dog ownership

Think
Canine
be
Calm
be
Consistent
be
Confident
Be in
Control

 

Professional Association of Applied Canine Trainers

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Meet Malic our New Dog, he is a Catalan Sheepdog

He came to live with us in August 2009

 

 

Wait & Find it! March 2008

 

Milly, Lady & Cleo enjoying fetching the tennis ball, learning to wait and find on command. So glad I have this film, as we sadly lost Lady suddenly on Easter Monday 2008 and then to lose Milly in July 2009

Goodbye Lady

Multi - dog Recall - March 2008

 

Apart from Milly being obsessed with the ball thrower on the ground, I am pleased with this recall and wonderful down command at the end. Clever Girls!

Puppy Pack

I believe in the importance of socialising puppies in real environments, experiencing the places and things that they will encounter everyday e.g. People, Other Dogs, Traffic, the list is endless.
Part of my puppy pack involves my clients and their puppies going for a walk with my own dogs , this helps my clients to learn how to be a responsible dog owner and for the puppies to learn how to be a polite member of society, learning dog to dog ettiquette from my own dogs who are better than any human teacher. Whenever possible I will involve more than one puppy so that they can have a play.

 

 

 

RAF Waddington - Saturday 5th July 2008

Historic first public demonstration flight of the Avro Vulcan XH558 restored by the Vulcan to the sky trust, with Lancaster, Hurricane and Spitfire, Taken by John Fryer

 

Absolutely nothing to do with dogs, but a great day out and very emotional to see the Vulcan flying again. Lots of Childhood memories for John & I, the Vulcan was based at RAF Finningly, now Robin Hood Airport, Doncaster.

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My training is calm, kind & fun

I abide by the PAACT code of conduct
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All members must agree to use humane positive reinforcement training techniques, to produce informed, caring owners, with the aim of achieving as far as possible, well socialised, well behaved dogs and good citizens on both ends of the leash.PAACT opposes the use of punitive techniques and equipment such as, check, choke, prong, spike collars, electronic collars"

Dog training is an investment for the rest of your dogs days and the lives of all dogs you may own in the future.

The best gift you can give your dog is to learn to speak Canine!

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