We'd like to use Google Analytics cookies to see which pages help dog owners, and to show our Instagram posts. Nothing is set unless you say yes. Cookie policy
“Alex is the best dog trainer we have had . He has really helped our anxious boy .we had a few other trainers before him that were awful. He showed us straight away what to do I'm so pleased we found him to help us . …”
Read the full review
“Alex is the best dog trainer we have had . He has really helped our anxious boy .we had a few other trainers before him that were awful. He showed us straight away what to do I'm so pleased we found him to help us . I really do recommend him thankyou so much.”
Behaviour
“We have had amazing results with our rescue dog through Alex's training. Alex understands the dog's behaviour and he helps the owner to understand how to get the best out of their dog, I only wish I found him earlier. …”
Read the full review
“We have had amazing results with our rescue dog through Alex's training. Alex understands the dog's behaviour and he helps the owner to understand how to get the best out of their dog, I only wish I found him earlier. He has a real passion and knowledge in what he does and is a really nice guy to work with. Highly recommend!”
The Saluki is one of the oldest sighthounds, bred to chase gazelle across desert, and it keeps that purpose intact: a Saluki that sees movement will run. At home they are gentle, quiet, elegant and somewhat reserved, affectionate with their family on their own terms and sensitive to harsh voices.
Recall is the request we hear most, with the honest caveat that no training removes the chase instinct; what training does is build a reliable recall in the moments before the chase begins and manage the rest with sensible lead and long-line use. Nervousness around strangers and difficulty settling are also common. Quiet, reward-led 1-2-1 sessions at the field, rather than group environments, suit this sensitive breed.
