Setup Your Dog For Success
Training dogs on the Mornington Peninsula in Obedience, Rally-Obedience and Flyball for over 30 years!
As a member of Hastings Dog Club you will enjoy:
- Weekly instruction from friendly and experienced instructors;
- Foundation program for all New Members;
- Assistance with unwanted behaviours;
- Beautiful grounds and Club Rooms, the envy of many;
- Friendly atmosphere with lots of space for dogs with fear;
- Fun Days, Workshops and Events (eg. Trials); and
- Much, much more
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Trust that ‘huh’ moment.🤔
You know the one.
You’re out with your dog and something just makes you pause for a second.
Not a big reaction. Nothing obvious at all really.
Just enough to make you think, “why did they just do that?”
Maybe it was a quick lip lick.
A few blinks in a row.
A weird little grin.
To someone else, your dog looks completely fine.
But to you?
Something felt different. It was a little bit “odd” and maybe you are starting to connect the dots some more.
Maybe you noticed that scratch always happens when a certain visitor arrives, perhaps a nibble on the paws too?
Those teeny tiny moments are often your dog trying to say,
“I’m not so sure about this.”
They ARE communicating with us.
It’s small, it’s often a bit “odd” too, but they are speaking clearly.
The least we can do is listen.
You know the one.
You’re out with your dog and something just makes you pause for a second.
Not a big reaction. Nothing obvious at all really.
Just enough to make you think, “why did they just do that?”
Maybe it was a quick lip lick.
A few blinks in a row.
A weird little grin.
To someone else, your dog looks completely fine.
But to you?
Something felt different. It was a little bit “odd” and maybe you are starting to connect the dots some more.
Maybe you noticed that scratch always happens when a certain visitor arrives, perhaps a nibble on the paws too?
Those teeny tiny moments are often your dog trying to say,
“I’m not so sure about this.”
They ARE communicating with us.
It’s small, it’s often a bit “odd” too, but they are speaking clearly.
The least we can do is listen.
Easter safety tips for your beloved Dogs ❤️
