We’ve just “celebrated” a full year of lockdown and one of the most important parts of that how we’ve managed to keep Down Dog going, which truly is cause for celebration. Here we share our successes from this last year.
We are moving planned sessions to after lockdown (assuming we are allowed to reopen then), or moving them online – have a look at the website for details!
We are lucky that here at Down Dog we can continue our dog training classes and 1-2-1s, albeit only outside.
Training any dog takes time. But we make it as simple as we can for you with our game-based training systems. As we approach what could be a difficult autumn for everyone, I thought it would be useful to let you know what training course are coming up.
The new covid restrictions here in Northern Ireland do NOT apply to our dog training classes, which will continue outside as normal.
Our dogs are helping us a lot at the moment. Petting dogs, and even merely maintaining eye contact with them, helps buffer your stress levels
The latest The latest Coronavirus Canine Challenge was around food search games using pots & encouraging your dog to find which one has the food under
Join our FREE new, Coronavirus Canine Challenge Facebook group. Every week you’ll get fun games to play, training exercises to do, and tricks to teach at home and on your solitary walks. We’ll be having regular competitions where you can win all sorts of prizes too.
Can dogs get coronavirus disease? The answer is no, dogs aren’t susceptible to this human virus. So if you’re suffering with a cold, ‘flu or even coronavirus, don’t worry – you can’t pass it on to your pet.
