Dogtales

Dogtales At Dogtales we welcome all breeds & use positive reinforcement & force free methods only Specializing in explosives detection, EDD & MDD.

Dogtales Puppy School is founded & owned by Sheri Rosslee who is an accredited K9 Behaviorist & K9 trainer. Sheri has studied through the Ethology Academy doing her basic, advanced & practitioners. Further studies include Thinking Pets confi-puppy & Denel-Mechem achieving her highest level in working with & training service dogs. Registered with Psira & SASSETA. We work on a first come, first serv

e basis so booking before hand is crucial. We have group classes every Saturday morning. Basic obedience training for beginners & puppy adolescence classes. Children are welcome as they form part of the socialization but need to be under the supervision of an adult. We welcome all breeds, and only positive reinforcement methods are used. Dogtales also offers one-on-one classes for behavioral related issues. We understand that not all dogs are able to socialize and therefore we offer these classes so that they too can be part of training. We use certain training techniques according to the dogs specific needs. Positive reinforcement training is encouraged. Dogtales also has their very own Pet Sitters Club available to those who need a reliable & qualified pet sitter. All Nanny's have extensive background experience in working with animals & all have their police clearance certificates. Trained to work with all dogs. Visit our website and discover an exciting variety of Rogz must have products for your everyday doggy needs.

Little pups, big progress! 🎓🐾 Our Junior pups officially graduated this morning, and what a fun little crew they’ve been...
05/09/2026

Little pups, big progress! 🎓🐾 Our Junior pups officially graduated this morning, and what a fun little crew they’ve been.💚

Kicking off Pain Month with Case Study  #002—a powerful reminder that what looks like a behaviour problem may actually b...
03/09/2026

Kicking off Pain Month with Case Study #002—a powerful reminder that what looks like a behaviour problem may actually be pain.

Behaviour is communication. Sometimes, it’s the first sign that something isn’t right. 🐾

September is Pain Awareness Month in the dog world—and pain doesn’t look the same in every dog.This month, we’ll explore...
01/09/2026

September is Pain Awareness Month in the dog world—and pain doesn’t look the same in every dog.

This month, we’ll explore breed predispositions, the subtle signs we often miss, how pain can influence behaviour, and why every dog must be considered as an individual.

Because sometimes, what looks like a behaviour problem is actually a dog communicating discomfort.

📞 082 689 2662
🌐 www.dogtales.co.za

29/08/2026

A little confidence, a little teamwork and a whole lot of fun 🐾

Our junior pups took on the obstacle course today — building trust with their handlers and giving us a little sneak peek at who our future agility stars might be. 👀⭐

29/08/2026

Meet our new Intermediate crew 🐾

A tricky age, but what a lovely bunch — relaxed, friendly, engaging and full of great personalities.💚

29/08/2026
Early socialisation isn’t just about puppy play. It helps your puppy learn how to cope, communicate and feel safe in the...
28/08/2026

Early socialisation isn’t just about puppy play. It helps your puppy learn how to cope, communicate and feel safe in the world.

Start early. Don’t wait until they’re struggling.

For puppy classes and professional guidance:
🌐 www.dogtales.co.za

Sometimes training looks like this.💚Sitting on the floor of a hallway, asking for nothing and simply giving a frightened...
27/08/2026

Sometimes training looks like this.💚

Sitting on the floor of a hallway, asking for nothing and simply giving a frightened dog the time she needs.

For this little rescue, living in a home is completely new. The leash is scary, the environment is unfamiliar, and trust is something she’s still learning.

So right now, the goal isn’t walking nicely on leash. It’s helping her understand that the person on the other end of it is safe.

No pulling. No forcing. No rushing.

Just patience, choice and lots of small moments like this.

Because before we can teach the dog, sometimes we first have to earn their trust. 🐾

26/08/2026

We’re always told, “Get your puppy out! Socialise them early!” 🐾

But socialisation doesn’t mean putting a leash on a brand-new puppy and expecting them to happily walk around a world they’ve never experienced before.

Sometimes they’re just not ready yet.

Dragging them along, pushing them forward or forcing them to “get used to it” can do the complete opposite of what we’re trying to achieve. Instead of building confidence, we can create fear — and that fear can show up later as reactive behaviour.

Start small. Let them look around. Let them sniff. Let them figure things out at their own pace.

There’s plenty of time for walks. First, teach them that the world isn’t such a scary place. 🐶

Address

62 Main Road, Blue Hills
Midrand
1685

Opening Hours

Tuesday 09:00 - 16:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 14:00
Thursday 09:00 - 16:00
Friday 09:00 - 16:00
Saturday 08:30 - 11:30

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Dogtales posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Category