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“I took my highly reactive young Shepherd cross to Alex for a 2-hour session and suffice to say, the guy is absolutely brilliant. Quite simply, he just gets dog psychology; he immediately understood my dog and her behaviour, and to watch her transform at his command was mesmerising. …”
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“I took my highly reactive young Shepherd cross to Alex for a 2-hour session and suffice to say, the guy is absolutely brilliant. Quite simply, he just gets dog psychology; he immediately understood my dog and her behaviour, and to watch her transform at his command was mesmerising. I’ve left with knowledge, confidence and a greater awareness of my dog and what she needs from me. Highly recommend.”
Behaviour
“I was having trouble handling out Alapaha, as he was listening to my partner and not me. Alex come round to do some one on one training with me and he started as soon as he walk through the door. …”
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“I was having trouble handling out Alapaha, as he was listening to my partner and not me. Alex come round to do some one on one training with me and he started as soon as he walk through the door. Our Alapaha is a very strong boy and had some nasty habits we needed to break. Alex was straight to work spent 2.5hours with us the first session and was already a massive difference. I asked Alex to come over again as I was to confident. But come over for hour as that was all we really needed. Few months down the line it is so much easier and less stressful with our dog. Still some more work to go but by training with the tips Alex gave us we will get there. Thank you Alex”
The Welsh Terrier is a compact, wire-coated hunting terrier that was bred to tackle foxes, badgers and otters, and it brings a terrier's courage and independence to family life, with a slightly calmer temperament than many of its cousins. Welsh Terriers are cheerful, intelligent and energetic, with a strong chase instinct and a determination to finish what they start.
Owners ask about recall, digging, reactivity towards other dogs and stubbornness in adolescence. They enjoy training when it is lively and rewarding, and lose interest fast when it is not. Puppy training from 8 weeks is ideal; for adults, 1-2-1 sessions at the field work on recall and lead manners with real distractions.
1-2-1 dog training for your Welsh Terrier, with you, at the field or at home.
