Rehabilitation outcome
Isla
Great Dane cross, aged three at assessment. Fear, fixation and lead handling.
Isla's size and strength made clear, practical handling an important part of reducing uncertainty on walks.
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Dax
Rottweiler cross Malinois. Audit followed by an ongoing e collar course.
Dax needed clearer foundations and consistent completion before his freedom could increase safely.
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Rehabilitation outcome
Louie
Weimaraner. Serious bite history, guarding and separation difficulty.
Louie's assessment made clear that any training pathway had to begin with preventing further access to the situations associated with serious bites.
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Active rehabilitation
Maggie
Rottweiler, aged four in the assessment. Repeated bites and intensive management.
Maggie's rehabilitation requires intensive management alongside training, with progress judged through safe, repeatable daily handling.
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AJ
German Shepherd and German Shorthaired Pointer cross, aged two years and five months at assessment.
AJ's assessment brought working drive, sensitivity and close attachment to his handlers into one practical training plan.
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Bailey
Male Show Cocker Spaniel, aged two at assessment. Dog reactivity and handling.
Bailey needed a plan that took his dog related incidents seriously while recognising the uncertainty seen during assessment.
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Bonnie
Female Lurcher, aged four at assessment. Chase behaviour and social excitement.
Bonnie's plan aimed to give her chase drive an appropriate outlet while building calmer responses around dogs and people.
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Chunk
Male German Shepherd, aged nine months at assessment. People reactions and owner handling.
Chunk showed useful learning during his assessment, alongside concerns that required the training plan to proceed carefully.
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Coco
Female bully type, aged two at assessment. Household boundaries and safeguarding.
Coco's assessment focused on establishing safe household routines before increasing demands or freedom.
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Darcey
Female Westie type, aged one at assessment. Everyday manners and confidence.
Darcey's assessment focused on turning scattered everyday responses into a clear system her owners could maintain.
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Elektra
Female bully type, aged three and a half at assessment. High management needs.
Elektra's assessment centred on the level of management needed to protect people and support her welfare.
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Enzo
Male suspected Malinois cross, aged eleven months at assessment. Other parentage unconfirmed.
Enzo's proposed training pathway brought recall and control together with comfortable movement and suitable daily fulfilment.
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Ezra
Male German Shepherd, aged five at assessment. Guarding and handling risk.
Ezra's assessment required a safety plan that recognised both the seriousness of previous incidents and the owner's ability to manage daily life.
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Holly
Female Boerboel and English Mastiff cross, approximately two at assessment.
Holly's assessment combined dog reactivity work with the practical needs of a powerful, sensitive dog and her household.
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Luna
Female Staffie and Cane Corso cross, aged eight months at assessment.
Luna's assessment was a preventive plan for building useful habits as a strong young dog developed.
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Every dog is an individual. These cases explain Canine UK's reasoning and process; they do not promise the same result for another dog.