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“Alex is a fantastic trainer - instantly building a rapport with our dog, and us! …”
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“Alex is a fantastic trainer - instantly building a rapport with our dog, and us! We were having issues with our Labrador walking to heel and within 1 session, Alex had taught us the techniques we needed to employ to maintain our dogs focus and get him walking to heel properly. Our Labrador is now super attentive whilst walking, and Alex has inspired us with confidence when walking him out and about.”
Recall and lead
“Cannot thank Alex enough, the difference in our dog pulling on the lead was amazing in just 5 mins! Completely unrecognisable dog! He worked wonders with him and gave us some great advice to continue on! …”
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“Cannot thank Alex enough, the difference in our dog pulling on the lead was amazing in just 5 mins! Completely unrecognisable dog! He worked wonders with him and gave us some great advice to continue on! So calming and reassuring, Alex comes highly recommended and well worth the money, he even stayed longer than he should answering all our questions! Thanks Alex!”
Malamutes are the heavyweights of the sledge dogs, bred to haul loads over long distances rather than race. They are affectionate, dignified, playful and very strong, with a high prey drive and a stubbornness that comes from generations of working independently. They are friendly with people and often less so with other dogs.
Pulling is the request owners bring most, since that is the breed's job; recall and dog-to-dog reactivity follow. Malamutes need a motivating reason to comply and a handler who stays calm and consistent. A residential board-and-train course gives a strong adolescent a reset, and field-based 1-2-1 sessions then keep loose-lead walking and recall sharp with the owner holding the lead.
1-2-1 dog training for your Alaskan Malamute, with you, at the field or at home.
