Dog Knose With Rachel Leigh

08/06/2026

Puppy Training Courses

📍 Paxcroft Community Centre, Trowbridge
🗓️ Fridays at 6pm
📅 Starts Friday 3rd July
(3rd July, 10th July, 17th July & 24th July)
💷 £90 for 4 x 50 minute sessions
🐶 Puppies up to 1 year old
👥 Small, supportive groups

This isn’t a loud or overwhelming puppy class.

The focus is on helping you understand your puppy, build calm foundations, improve focus around distractions, and develop real-life skills that make day-to-day life easier — both now and as they grow.

We cover things like:
* focus while walking foundations
* recall and engagement
* calmness around other dogs
* confidence building
* handling and body language
* learning how dogs actually communicate

The aim is to help owners become more dog literate and build a good relationship with their puppy — not just teach “commands”.

If you'd like to book a space or ask any questions, just drop me a message 😊

Rachel – Dog Knose

31/05/2026

19/04/2026

31/03/2026

🐾 Specialist 1-1 Walks for Reactive Dogs
Not every dog enjoys a busy park or walking with a group.

Some feel anxious, frustrated, or overwhelmed — and that’s okay.

At Dog Knose, I offer calm, supportive 1-1 walks designed especially for reactive dogs. With my background as a qualified behaviourist, I understand what your dog is feeling and how to keep them safe, comfortable, and relaxed.
These walks aren’t just exercise — they’re about building confidence, reducing stress, and giving your dog the chance to enjoy the world at their own pace.

🐾 Specialist walk (reactive / needs extra care): £25
✔ Individual attention
✔ Safe, controlled routes
✔ Managed with care and experience
✔ Behaviour Modification to reduce reactivity

🐾🐾 Because every dog deserves a walk that feels good 🐾🐾

18/08/2025

Majo enjoying a bit of trancing and sniffing - he only ever does it under this one bush but we can't pass it without him having a go.

👻🐾 Ever seen a dog go into slow-motion mode under curtains, tablecloths or low hanging branches? That’s called trancing — also known as ghost walking!

Dogs do it because they love the gentle tickle on their backs, and it sends them into their own dreamy little world.......... just another adorable dog quirk 💛

👉 Does your dog do this?