Cotswold Dog Training

Cotswold Dog Training Cotswold Dog Training puts our customers dogs needs first. Our dog Trainers are extremely experienced with all breeds and their behaviour issues.

Worth a share all! I know we always post these, but if it stops one dog from getting ill or worse it’s worth it… I’m sti...
22/06/2026

Worth a share all! I know we always post these, but if it stops one dog from getting ill or worse it’s worth it… I’m still seeing people out jogging with dogs mid day in this weather 🤦🏼‍♂️, keep them safe during this heat wave. Your dog won’t die if they miss a walk…

Over the weekend and all this week we have been cancelling classes and some private lessons. This is because we will always put dogs first no matter the financial loss to us.

We are currently working with this gentle giant. He is 12 months old, meaning he is still very excitable and learning ho...
21/04/2026

We are currently working with this gentle giant. He is 12 months old, meaning he is still very excitable and learning how to manage his emotions around distractions.

Due to his size, both dogs and owners can sometimes find him intimidating on walks, even though his intention is simply to play and interact.

This behaviour has likely developed from early experiences where most dog interactions were encouraged only off-lead, which can unintentionally build high excitement and frustration when seeing other dogs on-lead.

We are now working on building calmness, improving focus on his handler, and teaching him how to remain neutral around other dogs while out on walks.

The goal is not to take the fun away from him, but to give him the structure and control needed so walks become enjoyable, relaxed, and safe for both him and his owner.

🐣🌼 Happy Easter from Cotswold Dog Training! 🌼🐣We hope you and your dogs have a fantastic Easter weekend filled with fun ...
05/04/2026

🐣🌼 Happy Easter from Cotswold Dog Training! 🌼🐣

We hope you and your dogs have a fantastic Easter weekend filled with fun walks, training games and family time! 🐕💛

⚠️ Easter safety reminder:
Chocolate, hot cross buns (raisins), and xylitol sweeteners can be very dangerous for dogs. Please make sure all Easter treats are kept well out of reach and remind children not to share their goodies.

Stay safe, have fun, and give your dogs an extra cuddle from us! 🐾

Sunday funday! Just a couple of the dogs enjoying some agility fun today 🐾❤️
22/03/2026

Sunday funday! Just a couple of the dogs enjoying some agility fun today 🐾❤️

Someone enjoyed sliding around in mud more than agility today! 🫣🫣😂🐾
01/03/2026

Someone enjoyed sliding around in mud more than agility today! 🫣🫣😂🐾

Deaf Puppy Training… 🐾🤍This little girl came to Cotswold Dog Training this week at just 12 weeks old.The only difference...
11/02/2026

Deaf Puppy Training… 🐾🤍

This little girl came to Cotswold Dog Training this week at just 12 weeks old.

The only difference? She’s completely deaf.

Her owner was understandably worried… but the truth is, training a deaf puppy isn’t harder — it’s just different. Dogs naturally read body language far quicker than verbal commands anyway.

In her very first lesson she learned:

✔ Recall
✔ Sit
✔ Down
✔ Stay
✔ Started toilet training on cue

All using clear hand signals and positive reinforcement.

Training is important for every puppy — but it’s especially important for deaf dogs. Without early structure and communication, confusion can turn into stress, anxiety and even reactivity.

We’re so proud to be part of her journey and to give her the best possible start in life.

Deaf doesn’t mean limited. It just means we communicate differently. 🤍

🎁🐾 Happy Boxing Day! 🐾🎁Our pups might love leftovers… but not everything is safe to share!While you’re enjoying the fest...
26/12/2025

🎁🐾 Happy Boxing Day! 🐾🎁
Our pups might love leftovers… but not everything is safe to share!

While you’re enjoying the festive treats, remember that some Christmas foods are a BIG no-no for dogs 🚫🐶

❌ Poisonous / dangerous for dogs:
• Mince pies & Christmas pudding (raisins/sultanas)
• Chocolate
• Cooked bones (especially poultry)
• Onions, garlic & leeks
• Stuffing & gravy
• Alcohol
• Nuts (especially macadamia)
• Xylitol (found in some sweets & chewing gum)

✅ Safe alternatives:
• Dog treats
• Plain cooked turkey without seasoning or bones
• Carrots, green beans or a lick of dog-safe peanut butter

Let’s keep Boxing Day happy, healthy, and vet-free 🐕💚
Tag a dog owner who needs this reminder!

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