Ulver canine club

12/06/2026

Another great photo shoot 👌

Big thanks to our models Marta and Coco for the great work 💪

We also want to pop in a special shout out to Buttlord of Guiness for the cameo 🐺🍑

Since our photo sessions are VERY expensive, I recommend for those who can’t afford us.

Have a great weekend 🐶☀️💚

11/06/2026

Not all reactivity and aggression stems from fear. Poor impulse control and frustration tolerance are common factors, causing dogs to tap into emotional stages related to rage, when things don’t go as they expect.

So what to do? Work through it. Instead of avoiding everything that is challenging you and your dog, face it. Remember, when doing so, controlled exposure is KEY.

Here we are working through some things together, creating clarity, setting expectations and having fun of course.

Tired of hiding behind a car every time you see a dog? DM 🌶️💚🐶

08/06/2026

29/05/2026

Happy Friday! Gunnar just wants to say hi 👋

Which is your favourite?! 1 2 3 4?!

25/05/2026

Just some videos from the weekend, Kyra is with us and she doesn’t stop surprising us! Her resilience and mental strength is growing and she has been absolutely fantastic in every way 💚

This dog deserves a forever home. Share her journey and get her adopted so can foster another landshark 🌶️🐶😝

21/05/2026

Just comment ”call” for a call, community for a community 💚

18/05/2026

I am so friggin proud of my little boy. I know this might look like pointless stuff but I want to share it because it’s import to me. I care so fuggin much about my dogs and the fact that this little nugget (that couldn’t focus or play outdoors when I got him) is becoming more and more dedicated to the “work” he’s presented with is proving a lot.

Bonding. Resilience. Joy.

Thanks for pushing me to become better!

Also special thanks to for being the best distraction ever 😆

17/05/2026

The struggle is real sometimes

15/05/2026

Tried multiple trainers? Bought all the courses? Spent 6373839 with 0 results?

I know how it feels, I’ve been there myself.

Luckily, there are solutions and it doesn’t have to be that effing complicated.

The system and pattern is clear:
1. Say “no, I don’t like that”
2. Say “yes, I frigging LOVE that, do more of it”
3. Teach your dog to come back to you
4. Let your dog be a dog and express natural behaviour

I think that’s it?

P.S. All dogs in this video have been human/dog reactive 🙈

14/05/2026

Another morning walk with Ginny, he’s come SUCH a long way. Many think that a rescued dog from a shelter has to be a traumatised poor little thing that deserves nothing but “a good life”. I do agree on the “good life” part as long as it aligns with the dog, the breed and the individual. Being overfed, bubblewrapped and kept fragile for life is not “good” - but it might FEEL good for US. It’s in our DNA to nurture and when human concepts are applied to animals things go sideways.

It’s in out nature, I get it. But common sense has to prevail 😉

I train my dogs until we hit that sweet spot where we both go “wow that was fuggin hard but you NAILED IT🔥” and voila; my dog has learnt how to focus and listen under new and challenging circumstances.

Why do this?

Because look at him. He’s FREE. If he listens to me in tough situations we can both be safe. No long line will EVER replace real freedom.

Don’t believe me? Attach a 20m drag line to your pants and go for a walk🙈

I refuse to let my dogs down, keeping them away from the best life imaginable.

Enjoy your life together. It’s REALLY short after all.