Practical obedience
Useful exercises such as recall, stay, heelwork, sit, waiting and focus on the handler.
A training stay designed to work on education, self-control, obedience, routines and light behaviour issues while your dog is with us.
Tell us your situationOur training stay is designed for dogs that need structure, clear guidance, obedience work, self-control and better routines for a few hours, several days or weeks.
During the stay, we observe your dog and work on routines, walking, calmness, handling and exercises adapted to their level. The goal is for that time to have real value, not just accommodation.
We adapt the work to your dog’s age, character, needs and the family’s goals.
Useful exercises such as recall, stay, heelwork, sit, waiting and focus on the handler.
We work on impulsiveness, calmness, waiting, frustration tolerance and stimulus management.
Structure around meals, rest, walks, calm moments and environmental management.
Lead work, direction changes, stops, focus and controlled movement outside.
Controlled exposure to environments, dogs, people and stimuli without forcing or overwhelming the dog.
We can work on mild behaviour improvements when the case is suitable for a training stay.
The duration depends on the goal, the dog and the family’s needs.
Ideal for specific work, educational support, observation or reinforcement sessions during the day.
For dogs that need several days of structure, routines, educational walks and self-control work.
For more complete processes where we work on habits, obedience and specific goals.
We gather information about your dog, routines, character, needs and goals.
We confirm whether a training stay is appropriate or whether another type of work should come first.
We set what will be worked on during the stay and what expectations are realistic.
During the stay we work with your dog and afterwards explain how to continue at home.
A stay with a clear educational purpose: structure, calmness, obedience, walking, routines and adapted support.
Not every dog is suitable for a training stay. If there is intense aggression, bite risk, severe anxiety, strong reactivity or serious behaviour problems, we need to assess the case first.
The safety of the dog, people and environment is always the priority. That is why we review each case before confirming a stay.
Age, character, routines, food, health, important behaviours and training goals.
Usual food, collar or harness, lead, up-to-date vaccination record and any relevant instructions.
Define what you want to improve: walking, calmness, obedience, routines, self-control or everyday behaviour.