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Wicked Waggles Dog Day Camp Adventures. Packs capped at 4 to 6 dogs whilst they enjoy the English Countryside for 4 - 5 hours.
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09/10/2026

"He's not really food motivated"
Pet parents will often feel guilty about not spending enough time with their dogs so they try to make up for it with extra treats, or worst- they have kibble laying around for free grazing. Both give me anxiety.
You devalue food and then wonder why the dog is not excited about training...

TIP;
Take your dogs food allowance on their walk, let them find it in the long grass, or reward good choices and perfect recall.
Also fatness in dogs is so common it's really sad.
Dogs live a very short life anyway, dont shorten it even more with obesity.

Ever found yourself saying, “Come on, we’ve sniffed that bit already!”? For your dog, that little patch of grass might b...
08/10/2026

Ever found yourself saying, “Come on, we’ve sniffed that bit already!”?

For your dog, that little patch of grass might be full of clues. Their nose helps them explore, pick up different scents and find out what’s been happening around them.

Some breeds, such as Bloodhounds, can have up to 300 million scent receptors, compared with around 5–6 million in humans.

Sniffing isn’t wasted walk time; it’s part of how dogs experience the world. A slow “sniffari”, a hidden treat game or a scentwork class gives them a chance to follow their curiosity and use those clever noses.

So next time your dog stops for one more sniff, take a moment to let them explore. What’s your dog’s favourite sniff spot? 🌿

Does your dog smell the air or the ground more often?

07/10/2026

When meeting other dogs the worst you can do is let them interact face to face with a tight lead in high arrousal. Interaction should only happen after the dogs have walked calmly on a loose lead, adrenaline has gone down and handler focus is in place. Otherwise were filing their social drive at the absence of clarity and handler engagement, and then we wonder why we have no recall and dog blows us off even for a high value snack.

THIS NOVEMBER 😱🎉🐾Instead of sending your dog away for a behavioural reset, you will fully immerse yourself in the experi...
30/09/2026

THIS NOVEMBER 😱🎉🐾
Instead of sending your dog away for a behavioural reset, you will fully immerse yourself in the experience alongside them.

You’ll begin with a four-week preparation period, during which you’ll be coached, supported and prepared so that, by the time you arrive for the five-day Boot Camp, you are ready to fully commit to the process.

I know how difficult it can be to change both your own habits and your dog’s. You may have been living with these behavioural problems for months, or even years, and no one can simply come in and magically erase them.

Neural pathways have been created, habits have formed, and patterns have become deeply ingrained. That is why we will spend time carefully unpicking those patterns and replacing them with new, healthier habits for both you and your dog.

This is also why individual training sessions do not always create lasting change. You need to be able to dedicate your full attention to the process so that these new habits have the opportunity to truly stick.

Rather than attending a training session, going home and quickly falling back into old routines, Boot Camp gives you the time, structure and support to fully immerse yourself in the work and create meaningful, lasting change.

30/09/2026

Come and join our Boot Camp with your dog.

Instead of sending your dog away for a behavioural reset, you will fully immerse yourself in the experience alongside them.
How to apply;
https://www.wickedwaggles.com/reactive-bootcamp


You’ll begin with a four-week preparation period, during which you’ll be coached, supported and prepared so that, by the time you arrive for the five-day Boot Camp, you are ready to fully commit to the process.

I know how difficult it can be to change both your own habits and your dog’s. You may have been living with these behavioural problems for months, or even years, and no one can simply come in and magically erase them.

Neural pathways have been created, habits have formed, and patterns have become deeply ingrained. That is why we will spend time carefully unpicking those patterns and replacing them with new, healthier habits for both you and your dog.

This is also why individual training sessions do not always create lasting change. You need to be able to dedicate your full attention to the process so that these new habits have the opportunity to truly stick.

Rather than attending a training session, going home and quickly falling back into old routines, Boot Camp gives you the time, structure and support to fully immerse yourself in the work and create meaningful, lasting change.

30/09/2026

How to socialise your dog with people and dogs?
Definitely not through touching or over arousal 🐾
How do you socialise your dog?

21/09/2026

Dogs don't want to spend all day in a field.

They want an adventure!

If you had a choice, would you rather be:

Stuck in a field all day left your own devices
or
Out running about with your friends across the Berkshire countryside

I know which one I'd rather, and I'm not even a dog!

If you're based in Berkshire, come and join us, we'd love to have you.

19/09/2026

How to raise a puppy?
How do I get my puppy to stop biting?
How to toilet train a puppy?
How to crate train my puppy?

We have another species in the house and it's a baby, instead of working out how to give them the best childhood, you might be too busy trying to figure out how to force the puppy to fit into your imaginary box of perfection.

Raising a puppy is no easy task. Raising them to be confident and independent looks like this:

1. Hand feeding (existential feeding)

My dogs don't see a food bowl in the first year of their life. What a waste of a training opportunity it is to just put the food into an object, building the dog's relationship with an object rather than with us. It's also an incredible way to kill food motivation.

If you want to always have issues with, "What 'treat' should I use for my dog so they show even the slightest interest?" then bowl-feed the dog.

Personally, I train my dogs all the time — every dog walk, every interaction. If I needed to give my dogs treats for that, my dogs would be the size of a double-decker bus.

2. Meeting people

Only for the first couple of weeks will I let people say hi to the puppy. After that, it will move to giving the puppy food but not touching. I want my dogs to feel good about the presence of people, but not be too motivated by them.

3. Taking the puppy EVERYWHERE

As they are this small, it is so important for them to watch and listen to the world, be able to switch off and fall asleep, as well as watch from a distance.

Groomers, shops, walks, children's playgrounds, shooting ranges (gunfire).

4. Interacting with safe dogs

Not a must, because I would rather have no interaction than one with either other puppies or unstable, over-aroused dogs.

5. Crate training...

Prisoner of Azkaban, and her name is Yuki!

Unless we are training, you are in your prison cell... well, not a prison cell entirely, because it's meant to be a sleeping space.
I leave a little bit of water in there and, depending on the puppy, maybe a chew of some sort and a blanket or towel, but definitely no toys or beds. If the puppy can destroy it and eat it, it is not inside.
Also, the crate is for sleeping, not playi

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17/09/2026

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The puppy needs to grow into a confident dog. It will happen through exposure and training. The most important things I ...
16/09/2026

The puppy needs to grow into a confident dog. It will happen through exposure and training.

The most important things I focus on is;
✅️ Play
✅️ Hand feeding
✅️ Taking the puppy EVERYWHERE
If I can go in with a dog, I will.

The things I wouldn't do;
❌️ Isolate my puppy
❌️ Feed it for free from a bowl
❌️ Let it off lead around the house

Raising a puppy is not hard, it's the dogs childhood, make it an awesome blip in time.

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