Megan Molloy | Dog trainer

Megan Molloy

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25.01.2022 Puppy school is a vital part of socialisation for all pups. It's not just about meeting other dogs either. It's about socialising to the life they will have.

25.01.2022 New puppy classes now available

22.01.2022 Can you help, by completing this survey, the understanding of kids and dogs?

22.01.2022 I am now offering programs for people that need additional assistance with their dogs. We can help with social inclusion activities and train or just walk. Suitable dogs can even be built up to meet support dog requirements. NDIS funding can be used to gain this support.

21.01.2022 The next Dogs and Storks program is being run online on the 4th July at 11.30am.

13.01.2022 Only 4 spots for puppy school left for 2020. Don't miss out. Puppy school is an extremely valuable program for all puppies. To ensure people don't miss out we ...are offering 1 more intake for 2020. There are only 4 spots available. Book Now. https://canineinteraction.gymmasteronline.com//classcalend This will be a 3 week course - but run for an extra 15mins each week. To ensure your puppy gets all the experiences and training.

04.01.2022 Our next Dogs and Storks is coming soon. Don't miss out.

27.12.2021 New puppy classes now available

23.12.2021 Our next Dogs and Storks is coming soon. Don't miss out.

19.12.2021 I am now offering programs for people that need additional assistance with their dogs. We can help with social inclusion activities and train or just walk. Suitable dogs can even be built up to meet support dog requirements. NDIS funding can be used to gain this support.

29.11.2021 Can you help, by completing this survey, the understanding of kids and dogs?

15.11.2021 The next Dogs and Storks program is being run online on the 4th July at 11.30am.

06.10.2021 Our next Dogs and Storks session is this Sunday. Don’t miss out. Help your dog prepare for the journey that is ahead.

27.09.2021 We lost Flynn this year. Flynn was our 15yo Border Collie. He was my soul dog. Losing him was so hard. A month later and I still miss him every day. What made this harder was the bluntness of children. On the day he was going to the vet my 4yo calls her Nanna and straight out said "Flynn is dying today". I cried. The other is explaining death, grief and the finality of it all to kids. Most kids haven't lost a family member or another pet. So helping them is vital. ... When I was little we lost a canary, my Nanna insisted that this was used to explain death in the case of losing a family member in the future. I know my Nanna was right on the money. A few years later my Poppa passed. It's much easier to understand when you've had proper preparation for loss. Where to start? If you are losing a pet, knowing how to handle the questions and the discussions with your kids will help you get through the tough time. Here is a great page to get you started: https://daybydaypetsupport.com/helping-with-grief/ I'm going to add 1 more thing, don't hide your grief from your children, let them see it, see that it's ok. Talk to them about the pet. When something reminds you of them, talk about it. My 4yo talks to the ashes, even cuddles them. I did draw the line at taking him for a drive. Honesty, love, support.

07.09.2021 Setting good expectations is important.

28.08.2021 Social Puppy training workshops. Only $5 a session. A great way to get extra socialisation in for all puppies.