Cool, Calm & Canine

12 recommendations and reviews from 7 people

• Referral from December 29, 2017
  

  Spotted: T. asked:

  Pp...... can anyone recommend any dog trainers that offer one 2 one please....Tia x

  

  Zara M. replied:

  www.caninecoaching.co.uk Only one I’ve ever come across that gets good results however not cheap 😄

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• Referral from October 16, 2016
  

  Caroline M. asked:

  I just wondered if anyone could recommend a reasonably priced home trainer, that can travel to the luton area? Or any advice would be much appreciated. We've got a 17 month old labrador and he's such a good boy in every aspect, the only issue we have is he barks and backs away from strangers. Once he has been with them a while he is fine and back to his soppy self. We've had him since he was 3 months old so he has spent the majority of his life with us. I just honestly don't know what could be triggering such a reaction as once he gets to know someone he's giving them kisses and not nervous at all. Any advice on trainers or techniques is welcome.

  

  Paul D. replied:

  Hi Caroline Murphin-Hopkins I would be happy to help you. If you would like take a look at my site www.caninecoaching.co.uk or my Facebook page Cool, Calm & Canine both of which you can contact me from.

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• Referral from November 4, 2013
  

  Spotted: N. asked:

  Please post - can anyone recommend a good dog trainer, was hoping for something in the surrounding villages near moulton where I can take my dog for a one on one training on a farm or something like that. Open to ideas though.

  

  Emma S. replied:

  http://www.facebook.com/coolcalmcanine They have an offer on at the moment too :-) Cool, Calm & Canine We have made it our purpose in life to help you understand your dog and to how t...o become their pack leader. We have a high sense of commitment to this and have worked with over 4500 dogs and thier owners. We will work with anyone that understands this commitment they have made when taking on a dog...See more Organisation: 956 like this.

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• Referral from August 19, 2013
  

  Black R. asked:

  A heap of offers for Jake - on the strength of which on the strength of which tomorrow's appointment to destroy Jake has been cancelled. Thank you everyone. I am busy today with Apollo + Achille (update later...) but will go through the applications tonight/tomorrow. Thank you everyone. You have, we hope, saved this boy's life although plan now is to get him assessed independently before making any firm decisions about his future. Any recommendations for a sensible behaviourist/trainer in the Manchester area who could do a home visit? M41 postcode.

  

  Pamela G. replied:

  Paul works nationwide but is based in Northamptonshire http://www.caninecoaching.co.uk

  

  Pamela G. replied:

  Please try Paul Daly at https://www.facebook.com/coolcalmcanine

  

  Barb S. replied:

  Paul Daly of Canine Coaching www.caninecoaching.co.uk covers the whole of the UK snd is highly recommended

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• Referral from December 3, 2015
  

  Black R. asked:

  NORTHAMPTON - behavioural support needed! Ebony has been in foster with Sue in Northampton since she arrived with us from Ireland a week ago. She is a lovely, but rather wild 7/8 month old retriever x girl and although she and Sue's Flattie Bella play well, Ebi is very food possessive towards Bella (not at all with humans though). If there is food around (treat-training particularly - but even just unpacking the groceries), Ebi will see-off Bella. She doesn't make contact, but it's not much fun for Bella who isn't sure what's causing the dog she loves playing with to suddenly turn on her. It is, of course, very early days, and issues like this very often resolve in time, but we could do with some help in the meantime.. Ebi also really bolts her food, too, and we think this might be the result of Ebi having been kept with siblings in grim conditions and having to fight for any available food. We have already recommended a combination of management (feed + train separately/don't have the two together if there is food around) and conditioning (e.g. treat both dogs at a distance in a controlled situation - on lead or either side of a child gate - moving the dogs far enough apart for it to not provoke a reaction then slowly bringing closer). But of course it is quite difficult in a family situation to always avoid triggers. Ebi will even guard the kitchen if food is being prepared. But it would be a huge help to have an expert assess the situation for us and perhaps make some other suggestions too. Any recommendations for someone in the area who could help? (Hopefully someone that might be willing to give us a bit of a discount too if possible!). If you know someone who could help, please email jem@blackretrieverx.co.uk with "Ebi support" in the subject line. Thank you!

  

  Barb S. replied:

  Definately Paul Daly best by far. www.caninecoaching.co.uk

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• Referral from August 20, 2015
  

  Black R. asked:

  ANY RECOMMENDATIONS? We are looking for a behaviourist nr Gloucester/Cheltenham (GL51) who could give some support to an adopter who is struggling with their BRX boy - a lovely young Lab who we rehomed two months ago. For one reason or another, this boy has been through the wars a bit in the past month, including a mystery illness which necessitated a stay at the vets. He is now fully-recovered but has been very unsettled since he came home 10 days ago - manifesting in "naughty" behaviour that wasn't seen before. This, coupled with worsening separation anxiety, is making life very tough for his new mum. There has also - unfortunately - been a rubbish experience in a local dog's trainers class (the dog trainer dragged the poor dog across the floor when he displayed obvious anxiety at their first class). Suggestions for good local positive trainers would be great too. If you can help, please email jem@blackretrieverx.co.uk with "GL51 support" in the subject line.

  

  Pamela G. replied:

  https://www.facebook.com/coolcalmcanine Do you work in this area?

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• Referral from May 30, 2015
  

  Kathy S. asked:

  We are looking for the occasional dog sitter for our rescue dog who has huge anxiety probs when left alone. No dog walking required & he is a very sweet gentle giant. PM me if interested

  

  Claire S. replied:

  https://m.facebook.com/coolcalmcanine

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• Referral from December 28, 2014
  

  Kasia B. asked:

  Hi my name is Sammy I am a almost 2year old labrador cross. I am a lovely dog but my parents think I need some training work ;) can You help them? If You know some one who is a Dog trainer and could help please let me know ;)

  

  Claire S. replied:

  https://m.facebook.com/coolcalmcanine brilliant agree with https://www.facebook.com/mel.todd.58

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• Referral from January 11, 2015
  

  Spotted: W. asked:

  Could you ask if anyone knows.of a dog trainer local one to Wellingborough

  

  Ess G. replied:

  Trainer & Behaviourist Paul Daly www.caninecoaching.co.uk

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• Referral from May 12, 2014
  

  Dooney J. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a dog trainer in thanet area who will do home visit.our lil springer drew blood this from my finger want to get her nipping under control.not too expensive ty

  

  Ess G. replied:

  Dooney Jayne Paul Daly of Canine Coaching covers UK wide www.caninecoaching.co.uk

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