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“We had our first session with Alex yesterday with our 5 year old Boxer for poor recall and occasional aggression. Alex is so knowledgeable, and showed us exactly what we needed to do to get results. He had Alfie under control in no time. …”
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“We had our first session with Alex yesterday with our 5 year old Boxer for poor recall and occasional aggression. Alex is so knowledgeable, and showed us exactly what we needed to do to get results. He had Alfie under control in no time. We learned so much from him in a couple of hours and we now have the knowledge to correct his behaviour. Today was our first enjoyable walk in so long. Thank you so much Alex! Would definitely recommend. Laura, Chris and Alfie”
Labrador · Behaviour
“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.”
The Bichon Frise is a companion breed through and through, bred for European courts and later for circus performers, and it is cheerful, affectionate, playful and sociable. Bichons want to be with their people constantly and are easily upset by being left. They are bright and enjoy learning tricks, but house-training is well known to take patience.
Separation anxiety, house-training and barking are the three requests owners bring most, with occasional nervousness around bigger dogs. Bichons respond to gentle, reward-based training and short sessions. Puppy training from 8 weeks sets up toileting and independence from the start, and Big Dog Club day training (one group for every size) provides company and socialisation for a Bichon that struggles to be alone.
1-2-1 dog training for your Bichon Frise, with you, at the field or at home.
