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Why Using A Retractor Lead Is A Bad Idea

Retractor leads in the country If you are out and about in the countryside at the moment, you will see lots of signs asking you to keep your dog on a lead. There’s a couple of reasons for this. One is to protect new born lambs or pregnant ewes from distress and harm. The other […]

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One-Stop-Shop For Dog Training Advice

You will have noticed that this website has had a makeover. We wanted to bring the Dog Training 4u and Gundog Training 4u site under our Tessleymoor brand. As the Tessleymoor name grows and we introduce new services, it’s good to have everything we offer in one place. That’s why, when you click on any […]

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New Tessleymoor Website

Following on from the new Tessleymoor brand identity, we have launched a brand new Tessleymoor website. We’ve brought the site right up to date with lots of useful information about the services we offer and what we get up to every day. If you are thinking about training your dog with us, want to know […]

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A Busy Week for Tessleymoor

There’s been a lot happening this last week so here’s a quick roundup – you can read more on all these stories over on our Tessleymoor site. Tessleymoor Sheep My flock of Ryeland sheep have proved a popular addition here at Tessleymoor. I’ve had lots of clients asking to see them and some little helpers […]

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New Brand For Tessleymoor

My dog training services all come under the brand of Tessleymoor and I am delighted to introduce the new branding to you. I’ve been thinking about a fresh visual identity for quite a while now. I wanted something that reflects all the services I am offering. I also wanted an identity that is flexible enough […]

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Skinner’s Brand Ambassador

I’m delighted to be appointed as a Skinner’s Brand Ambassador. This British company has been fuelling working dogs for 50 years. It has a superb range of dry and wet food, for puppies and adult dogs. I feed my pack of gundogs on Skinner’s Field and Trial from when they first arrive as puppies. The […]

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Update on Cosmo The Cocker Spaniel

You may remember my blog about Cosmo, the nightmare Cocker Spaniel. His behaviour was challenging, to say the least, with him running off for 30 minutes during one of his lessons. With hard work and perseverance, Sara has come a long way with Cosmo and can now start to enjoy her dog. You can read […]

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Virtual/Practical Dog Training Packages Tailored For You

Since introducing my virtual/practical dog training packages last year, I have seen demand increase month on month. The first two lessons are by Zoom and can cover a whole range of training areas. These include setting up the home for a new puppy and basic puppy training. I can also address behavioural issues and advise […]

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Change Your Behaviour Or Get Rid Of Your Dog

I cannot believe how many calls I’ve had from people with major problems with the dogs, who don’t seem to realise the severity of the situation or want to make any changes to their own behaviour. Read more about my nightmare calls – including the woman with Bully-type dogs who are taking her house apart […]

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Keep Your Dog On A Lead – Lambing Season

Lambing season is now in full swing. This is rapidly followed by the breeding season for ground nesting birds like grouse and curlew. Hares also use open fields to have their young. Whether we are protecting livestock from stress or protecting our British wildlife, much of which is endangered, the message is the same. Keep […]

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