top of page

Would you like to teach your dog some tricks, but not sure where to start?

Or, perhaps, you are already teaching your dog tricks and would like learn how you can do it better

 

Fun, well structured and very visual session for any adult or a kid who would love to build a closer relationship with their dog and to learn how to teach some tricks!

 

This introductory session will teach you EVERYTHING you need to start teaching your dog some great tricks! 

 

Very clear and easy to follow step by step instuctions with videos, practical advice, helpful troubleshooting tips and solutions to common challenges 


Instructors: Emily Anderson and Olga Jones

Duration:  2.5 hours with over 20 training videos and demonstrations.

 

During the session we will cover:
1) Trick training and what is so special about it

 

2) Benefits of trick training, including practical sugegstions on using trick training to help your dog with reactivity, lack of confidence and some other behavioural problems. 

 

3) Choosing the tricks to match your dog’s personality, abilities and talent

 

4) Your practical tools for trick training:

- Motivating your dog with food, toys, praise, lifestyle rewards among others, including practical suggestions on how you can use both dry and raw food, wide range of toys etc. 

- Effective communication with your dog for trick training, including using clicker and verbal marker, pros and cons for each of the approaches.

- What to do if your dog “does not understand what you want”

- Verbal vs hand signals. What makes a good verbal cue?

- Shaping and luring as trick training approaches- pros and cons

- Breaking tricks into smaller steps for training

- Stages of teaching and learning a new trick

 

5) Let’s teach some tricks!

Step by step video instructions on how you can teach your dog:

- Sit

- Down

- Give paw

- Wave

- Sit pretty

- Speak (Bark)

- Spin circles

- Leg weave

- Paws on my arm/2 paws up onto an object

- Say prayers

PLUS 4 addditional bonus tricks

 

6) Questions and answers


All tricks are covered with step by step videos with real dogs, tips and practical trouble shooting suggestions.  

All registered for the session will receive a personal link to the recording which you'll be able to refer to as many times as you'd like afterwards. 

Introduction to Trick Training

£25.00Price
  • I have been training dogs for 20 years and enjoy agility, flyball, scentwork and hoopers.

    My dog training journey began when I got my long-awaited first dog Sooty for my 12th birthday and we started pet obedience and agility. Since then I've been completely hooked on dog training and my life has always revolved around my dogs! I've been lucky to share my life with Sooty, Poppy, and Puzzle and my current dogs Katie, Phoebe and Leo.

    I strive to bring out the best in my dogs and help them live their best life - each of them has taught me so much and I definitely wouldn't be the trainer I am today without them! 


    My biggest passion is definitely trick training! I particularly enjoy working with anxious dogs and their owners and get so much pleasure from watching their confidence grow!

  • I am Director of Dog Talent Association, a company that provides Trick Training and assessment of Trick Dog Titles.

    We also run the prestigious International Trick Dog Competition, that traditionally attacts top talent worldwide. 

    I have been training tricks to dogs, cats, chickens, hamsters, horses and even fish and praying mantis since I was a child. Even when I went to medical school and then became an emergency medicine doctor I continued training animals in my free time.

    Trick training is truly specal because it is one of the best ways to develop deeper understading and bond with any animal. 

    I very much enjoy training tricks to dogs, helping to establish strong positive bond between dogs and their owners and discover and develop every dog's talent. 

    You can find me enjoying life and adventures with my two super dogs Bonnie and Simba on Instagram @SpanielBonnie

     

bottom of page