Wendy Henshall Canine Training in Mansfield, Victoria | Dog trainer

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Wendy Henshall Canine Training

Locality: Mansfield, Victoria

Phone: +61 448 687 473

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25.01.2022 Just for a bit of fun show us your Poochs

23.01.2022 Taking bookings for training sessions. Get in quick and begin your new journey with your dog

20.01.2022 Something to be aware off

18.01.2022 Had an great morning at the RSPCA Million Paws walk at the Botanical Gardens! So many well behaved dogs and a great chance for some socialization

18.01.2022 Hello and Welcome! My Name is Wendy and I am a Nationally Accredited Dog Trainer based in Mansfield, Vic and I am excited to work with you to achieve the best for your dog. Please Like and Share and help me get the word out.

16.01.2022 Who’s going to be taking part? It’s a great day out for you and your dogs and all money goes towards helping those animals in need at the RSPCA.

15.01.2022 Having trouble getting your dog to come back to you? Want to go on a nice walk without getting pulled over? Would you love to have a well mannered dog? Well I can help! In private sessions I can help you achieve your goals - bringing together play and training to make it fun... Contact me today!

06.01.2022 Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Enjoy some quality time with your dogs

05.01.2022 Training doesn’t have to be confined to your house or park: but all the places you visit with your dog. Take every opportunity to build a relationship Out visiting the Paps today

02.01.2022 * MAKE TRAINING FUN * Are you having issues keeping your dog interested? Dog getting easily distracted? Read on for some helpful hints and tips - Change the reward. Been using the same tasteless treats for a while now and your dog is no longer interested in working for you: go to a higher value treat or reward. Chicken pieces or a favourite toy (used in training only) are great. ... - Keep calm, patient and have fun with your dog. Spice it up with play and tricks. If you find yourself getting frustrated; finish and come back later. - Keep sessions short: 10 - 15min at a time. End on a high: either with a great attempt at a new skill or a well versed trick. - Don’t rush or move too quickly when teaching something new. Reward every little effort and encourage. And remember to always have full attention on your dog. Put away phones, iPods, turn the tv off, and be there to catch all the good Happy training

01.01.2022 What a beautiful day! Happy Mother’s Day to all the fur mums

Wendy Henshall Canine Training in Mansfield, Victoria | Dog trainer