Board and train handover
Bru
Lead skills, recall and owner handling in everyday settings.
Bru's handover focused on carrying useful training responses into ordinary places and helping the owners reproduce the handling.
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KickStart handover
Murphy
KickStart progress with household and owner work still outstanding.
Murphy's handover recorded progress outdoors while making clear that difficulties at home still needed separate attention.
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Annie
Lurcher cross, aged 18 months at assessment. Walking and movement sensitivity.
Annie's assessment considered difficult walking, sensitivity to movement and a later report that changed the safety picture.
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Billy
Dogue de Bordeaux, aged 18 months at assessment. Handling and everyday confidence.
Billy's assessment separated concerns about a powerful, boisterous dog from the behaviour actually seen during controlled introductions.
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Bonnie
Cockapoo, aged one at assessment. Lead handling and excited behaviour.
Bonnie's assessment connected difficult lead handling with the way excitement and interaction were being managed at home.
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Bruce
Crossbreed, aged eight months at assessment. Confidence and lead handling.
Bruce's assessment kept reported dog reactivity separate from the quieter behaviour observed during the visit.
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Bruno
Rescue dog. Nervousness, barking and difficult walking.
Bruno's assessment focused on helping a nervous dog cope with ordinary movement and clearer communication from the handler.
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Eddie
Cocker Spaniel. Excited greetings, traffic responses and unreliable recall.
Eddie's assessment brought the focus back to foundations that would work during an ordinary walk, as well as at home.
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Indie
Weimaraner, aged one at assessment. Engagement and everyday foundations.
Indie's assessment identified a gap between familiar commands at home and the engagement needed for manageable everyday walking.
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Jet
Border Collie. Different responses on the lead and during field play.
Jet's assessment showed a marked difference between stressful walking situations and more relaxed, motivated play in the field.
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Milo
Labrador, aged 16 months at assessment. Engagement, recall and arousal.
Milo's assessment considered energetic behaviour and unreliable responses alongside an individual health history that mattered to the plan.
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Milo
Malinois, aged 11 months at assessment. Handling clarity and everyday responses.
Milo's assessment focused on making familiar training clearer and more useful when visitors, dogs or ordinary walking increased the demands.
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Nellie
Mastiff cross Staffordshire Bull Terrier. Strong pulling and practical handling.
Nellie's assessment centred on making daily handling manageable for a strong dog whose excitement could become difficult on the lead.
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Raven
Working line German Shepherd. Excitement, pulling and difficulty settling.
Raven's assessment focused on helping a friendly dog manage excitement and respond more clearly during everyday routines.
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Ruby
Cocker Spaniel, aged 19 months at assessment. Walking, recall and traffic responses.
Ruby's assessment separated comfortable behaviour at home from the challenges that appeared once a walk became more stimulating.
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