Category: Dog Training Tips

It’s safe to say that our dogs, for one are absolutely loving lock-down and self isolation. They have never had so much attention, training, exercise and company in their lives. But fast forward a few (or several) months when we all have to go back to work – imagine how that would feel for your…

It is a worrying time for all pet owners during these turbulent and unsettling times. There is currently no evidence of dogs, cats or other pets in the UK catching Coronavirus and there is nothing to suggest that pets can pass the virus on to humans. However, it is important you remain vigilant when out…

When you decide you want help with your dog’s behaviour, it is important to hire a Fully Accredited and Qualified Dog Trainer. A quick look on Google reveals there are many trainers out there to choose from which is overwhelming and confusing to the discerning owner trying to find the best trainer for their dog’s…

You have booked your holiday, researched the things you will do at your destination and planned your holiday wardrobe Now it is time to find a holiday home for your furry friend! It is always a difficult decision when choosing a responsible home boarder for your dog and there are always so many to choose…

Responsible dog ownership starts young and it is wonderful to involve your child with the caring of the family dog. Sharing the chores of caring for the dog can involve, feeding, playing, poop scooping (never a popular one) and my favourite – training! But what about walking the dog – is it safe or is…

Ringwood Dogs Training Club offer classes on Saturday mornings which are geared towards older puppies over the age of 20 weeks old and adult dogs for owners who would now like their dog to learn more commands in a group class environment. Each class aims to show owners how to improve their dog’s obedience whilst…

Listed below are some of the Common puppy problems that Ringwood Dogs gets called upon to help with: If you are having problems with your new puppy or younger dog, or you are about to get a new puppy – make sure you get help from a professional to guide you through those first few…

Taking your dog to the veterinary surgery can either be exciting or terrifying for your dog! There are some DO’s and DON’Ts when visiting the vets that you may find useful next time your dog needs to visit the surgery: DO DON’T It is worth noting that scared dogs may bite the vet. If this…