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Puppy Training Aberdeen // Dog training Aberdeen // Pet Gundog Specialist Aberdeen// Scent Work Training Aberdeen // Aberdeenshire

01/11/2026

We hope you all had a safe and enjoyable Halloween.

31/10/2026

Where to start with your puppy training?

Your relationship with each other. Always.

Set ups like in this video encourage safe exploring, building confidence and resilience, with your help when needed.

You are teaching your puppy to check in with you for help, not feel that they have to react negatively to create safety.

Be the partner your dog really wants.

Build the relationship you want from day 1.

This is how we train at Callimuir Canines. Emotions and relationship first. Follow for puppy training advice that works.

31/10/2026

Tell us how you enjoy quiet time with your dogs?

We like the odd slow bumbling walk to relax, stopping to take breath, and spending a moment just taking in the moment.

29/10/2026

Think your dog needs more exercise?

If you have a working breed, your dog needs to use their brain, not just their legs.

Our in person and online training is designed for you- owners of working breeds in pet dog homes. Simple and effective ways to meet your dogs need and build the bond between you and your dog.

Follow to find out more about us and make sure you don't miss out on new course announcements!

Exciting new courses for pet gundogs coming soon!

29/10/2026

Training your dog isn't a single class or course.

The APDT UK Good Companion Awards take you from Puppy right through to Advanced (and beyond, with Expert and Master). We're proud to run this scheme; Scroll to learn more about the scheme.

🐾 New courses starting soon!
📅 Foundation Starts Tuesday 3rd November
📅 Improver & Intermediate Starts Monday 23rd November
Kind, reward-based training, working towards your APDT Good Companion Awards. Small classes, limited spaces. Get in touch to book your spot! 🐕

📩 Email: [email protected]
📱 WhatsApp: 07890 894510

26/10/2026

Build oomph before precision.

Building speed and enthusiasm into a new behaviour should come first. You can refine for precision later.

Contact us if you want a speedy enthusiastic recall.

📩 Email: [email protected]
📱 WhatsApp: 07890 894510

23/10/2026

Puppy class isn't just about sit and stay 🐶 It's where your pup learns how to learn — and where you get the tools to handle real life with them. From toilet training to reading body language to building focus around distractions, our Skills4Life Foundations programme sets you both up for the years ahead

📅 6-week block starts Tuesday 3rd November 6.30pm
🕕 6.30pm
📍 Brimmond Church Hall
💷 £150
📩 Email: [email protected]
📱 WhatsApp: 07890 894510
➡️ Spaces fill fast — book now and start your puppy’s training journey!

Our puppy classes are generously supported by Fish4Dogs who provide our wonderful puppy packs for new owners. Find out more about their products here: https://www.fish4dogs.com/?utm_source=Trainer&utm_medium=callimuir+training+website&utm_campaign=trainer+backlinks

21/10/2026

We are a sponsor of this great event, if you can make it down on Sunday.

🎃🧡 GET READY FOR SOME SPOOKTACULAR FAMILY FUN!🧡🎃

👻 Spooky Halloween Craft Fair is coming to Kingswells Community Centre! 👻

Join us on Sunday 25th October 2026 | 10am–3pm for a fang-tastic day packed full of Halloween fun for the whole family! 🕷️🦇

Come along and shop, eat, play and enjoy a brilliant community event with something for everyone!

✨ Browse amazing crafts and unique handmade goodies
☕ Enjoy delicious teas, coffees and cakes
🎩 Be amazed by magician shows
🎈 Keep the little ones entertained with balloons
🎨 Get spooky with face painting
💇 Enjoy fun hair braiding
🎃 And plenty more Halloween excitement!

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 A perfect family day out — bring your little witches, wizards, ghosts and ghouls and enjoy some Halloween magic together!

🎟️ Entry:
£1 per adult
50p per child

📍 Kingswells Community Centre
📅 Sunday 25th October 2026
⏰ 10am until 3pm

📲 Keep up to date with all the latest news, announcements and event updates by following our Facebook event page:
👉 https://www.facebook.com/share/1GUQW1t3DV/

A huge THANK YOU to our amazing sponsors who have helped make this event possible. Your support means so much and allows us to bring this special community event to life:

🖤 GS Creative Design
🖤 FTF Coaching
🖤 Callimuir Canines
🖤 Hillview Windows and Doors Banchory
🖤 Nu-Vou
🖤 Raven’s Landing Photography
🖤 S.Owen Building and Property Maintenance
🖤 Freedom Psychotherapies
🖤 Gemini Counselling

Please show these fantastic local businesses some love and support the people who support our community events. 💜

🎃 Mark your calendars, invite your friends and family, and come along for a Halloween celebration full of fun, laughter and spooky surprises!

👻 We can’t wait to see you there! 👻

20/10/2026

The phone-scrolling dog walker (and why it matters more than you think)

I always find it a little sad when I pass someone walking their dog while glued to their phone. I feel for the dog. They often look bored, understimulated, desperate for something — anything — interesting to happen on their walk.

I feel for the other owners too. The ones trying to navigate around this pair. Because while phone-owner ambles along, completely oblivious, their dog is usually off lead at a distance, or out at the full stretch of a flexi lead, leaving everyone else to deal with the fallout. A trip hazard underfoot. An overexcited dog bounding in, friendly but with absolutely no brakes, while their own dog tries to hold it together. Or maybe they are walking an older or injured dog that they need to physically protect from the incumbent youngster.

So, it's not just their walk that's affected. It's everyone else's too.

This isn't about judging anyone- phones are how a lot of us stay connected. But a walk is one of the only times each day your dog gets to be truly seen. It's a chance to notice them: their choices, their curiosity, the moments they check in with you or make a good decision around a distraction. When we're not paying attention, we don't just miss out on connection but we miss the chance to keep our dogs safe. We quietly hand that responsibility to whoever else happens to be sharing the path that day.

Being present doesn't mean an intense, cue-heavy walk. It just means being there — aware of your dog, your surroundings, and the other dogs and people trying to enjoy their walk too.

Have you ever had to navigate around a distracted dog walker? What happened?

📩 Email: [email protected]
📱 WhatsApp: 07890 894510

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