Dogs Can Do

16/10/2026

Classes on Sunday 18 October -
Pups 11 am
Advanced 12.15 pm
Teens 1.30 pm
Please message or comment to book on.
Photo is a pup from a few years ago, I do often wonder about the pups that just do Foundation and then I never see them again, do they go on to do great things?

09/10/2026

Last Sunday Rudy passed his RKC Puppy Foundation, well done! He's grown a lot since he started classes.

09/10/2026

REMINDER - no classes on Sunday 11 October!

06/10/2026

NOT a dog but she needs help, please share for her to find her new people!
This young lady (approx 11 months old) was dumped and left to fend for herself at a local beauty spot. This was during the very hot dry weather and she didn't cope very well and was very very thin when she finally allowed herself to be helped. She has now been neutered, chipped and fully vaccinated and is looking for a human she can trust to care for her for possibly the next 15 to 20 years. She is very affectionate but also very intelligent. Potential adopter needs to agree to a homecheck and vet reference would be helpful. A donation of £150 towards her vet fees is required. She is still slim but has been gaining weight steadily. Lancashire/West Yorkshire border, UK.

02/10/2026

Classes on Sunday 4 October -
Pups 11 am
Advanced 12.15 pm
Teens 1.30 pm
Please message or comment to book on, thanks.

29/09/2026

This book is only £7.99 and it is worth every penny, ideal introduction to scentwork for you and your dog, easy to follow. Mental activity is so important for our dogs plus a dog that has had to use its brain is a tired dog!

28/09/2026

Puppy Rudy's take on position change down to sit!!

26/09/2026

Classes on Sunday 27 September -
Pups 11 am
Advanced 12.15 pm
Teens 1.30 pm
Please message or comment to book on, thanks.

25/09/2026

Remember to put the dogscando code in to get 10% discount when ordering your training toys.

Recall is about giving your dog a reason to come running back to you.

Play can be a great way to make that happen. Using a favourite toy as a reward when your dog returns can make coming back to you exciting, helping to build positive associations with recall and strengthen your bond along the way.

With autumn walks bringing plenty of new sights, smells and distractions, now is a great time to keep recall rewarding and engaging. Try switching between a quick game of tug, chase or fetch to keep your dog excited to come back to you.

The darker evenings might be creeping in, but there’s still plenty of time for fun, muddy adventures together. 🍂

Find their new favourite toy today: https://tug-e-nuff.com/collections/all

24/09/2026

Rescue pup to super pup! Benny passed his APDT Improvers level last Sunday, well done!