Three weeks ago, I began working with a young dog who wanted to chase sheep. A quieter approach Instead of commands, corrections, or shock collars,
2nd July 2020 You’ll be very pleased to know that I haven’t been able to find her for a couple of days. All the lambs
13 June 2020 We have a family story emerging down in the nursery. A couple of days ago a ewe gave birth to twin
Tracking Please watch the following video in which Robyn and Ben run through this entry level exercise to begin your indoor tracking project. Hopefully it
We will cover three scenarios for you in this section 1. The handler who is locked down alone (with a dog who is willing to
Welcome to the third part of our indoor tracking project. Tracking during the lockdown of 2020. In this episode we introduce you to the art
One of the first skills we will learn together is how to ‘slip’ the line in our hands so that our dogs can move forward
Here we go. First of all let’s get a plan of the space that you have available to begin your indoor tracking. I sketched out
Tracking as a form of exercise (or enrichment, if your animals environment/time budget is impoverished, probable in lock down) is a very smart choice for
Never joined in with your dogs tracking habit before? Can I persuade you to try this little exercise? Please study the video below alongside the
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