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Residential dog training

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STOTTYCAKE · 04/12/2015 21:38

I wonder if anyone has sent their dog to a residential trainer in the North East of England and if so did it work?

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Lonecatwithkitten · 05/12/2015 08:01

One of the key features of dog training is training the owner as well. Residential dog training does not achieve this.

MitchellMummy · 05/12/2015 08:25

Ditto Lonecat

JohnCusacksWife · 05/12/2015 12:54

I'm currently attending one to one training sessions and I'm being trained as much as my dog is. So I can't see what benefit there would be in your dog being trained without you there.

Scuttlebutter · 06/12/2015 00:25

Just to echo every other poster. Don't do it. Get yourself trained with your dog. Training is a lifelong part of dog ownership and hugely important in building and reinforcing the bond between you. It never stops, no matter how old your dog. You need to understand how your dog learns, their favoured rewards and equally importantly they need to build up their relationship with you and feel comfortable working with you and reading your signals.

pigsDOfly · 06/12/2015 15:44

Didn't someone post about this some weeks ago? I'm sure a poster mentioned residential training for owner and dog together, unless I misunderstood.

Sorry OP I have no idea how to link to the thread but perhaps if you googled it you might be able to find it, or if another poster can remember it and link.

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