Dog Training Gold Coast Train with Chris Loverseed VIP In Home Dog Training & Dog Sports Coaching

VIP In-Home Dog Training offers a multitude of benefits:

1️⃣ Personalised Approach: Every dog is unique, and so should be their training. VIP In-Home Dog Training is tailored to your dog’s specific needs and personality, ensuring the most effective training outcomes.

2️⃣ Convenience: Training takes place in the comfort of your own home, eliminating the need for travel and providing a familiar environment for your dog, which can enhance learning and reduce stress.

3️⃣ One-on-One Attention: Your dog gets the undivided attention of the trainer, allowing for a more focused and intensive training session. This can lead to faster progress and better results.

4️⃣ Direct Access to Expertise: With VIP In-Home Dog Training, you get direct access to Chris Loverseed, a renowned dog trainer. This means you can ask questions, seek advice, and get guidance directly from an expert.

5️⃣ Ongoing Support: The training doesn’t end with the session. You receive ongoing support and guidance even after the training sessions have ended, ensuring your dog’s progress is maintained.

6️⃣ Exclusive Resources: As part of the VIP package, you gain exclusive access to a wealth of resources, including training guides and videos, to further support your dog’s training journey.

7️⃣ Holistic Approach: Beyond training, you also receive tips and advice on maintaining your dog’s health through proper nutrition and exercise, ensuring a holistic approach to your pet’s wellbeing.

Remember, VIP In-Home Dog Training is not just about training your pet – it’s about building a bond that lasts a lifetime.

At Positive K9 Training, we can assist with a wide range of training issues, including but not limited to:

1️⃣ Behavioural Correction: We can help address various behavioural issues such as excessive barking, chewing on furniture, digging, jumping up, and more.

2️⃣ Socialisation Skills: We can help your dog become more comfortable and confident around other dogs and people, improving their social skills and behaviour in public spaces.

3️⃣ Obedience Training: This includes basic commands like sit, stay, come, heel, and more complex commands. We can help your dog become more obedient and responsive to your instructions.

4️⃣ Leash Training: We can help your dog walk calmly on a leash without pulling, lunging, or getting distracted.

5️⃣ House Training: We can assist with house training or toilet training for puppies or older dogs that need a refresher.

6️⃣ Separation Anxiety: We can provide strategies to help your dog cope with being alone and reduce symptoms of separation anxiety.

7️⃣ Aggression Issues: We can work with you and your dog to manage and reduce aggressive behaviours towards other dogs or people.

8️⃣ Fear and Phobias: We can help your dog overcome fears and phobias, whether it’s fear of loud noises, strangers, or specific objects.

9️⃣ Dog Sports Coaching: For those interested in dog sports, we offer specialised coaching in all three phases of IGP – Tracking, Obedience, and Protection.

Remember, our approach is personalised to your dog’s unique needs and personality, ensuring the most effective outcomes.

Protection training is a specialised discipline that involves teaching your dog to protect you, your family, and your property. It’s important to note that this is not about encouraging aggression, but rather about training your dog to respond appropriately to potential threats.

Here’s what our In-Home Protection Training involves:

1️⃣ Assessment: We begin with a thorough assessment of your dog’s temperament, behaviour, and natural instincts. This helps us understand your dog’s potential for protection work and tailor a training plan accordingly.

2️⃣ Obedience Training: Before starting protection work, your dog must have a solid foundation in obedience training. This ensures that your dog can follow commands reliably, which is crucial for safety in protection work.

3️⃣ Alertness Training: We train your dog to be alert to unusual or suspicious activities. This could involve teaching your dog to bark when someone approaches your property or to alert you when they hear unusual noises.

4️⃣ Threat Response Training: We teach your dog how to respond appropriately to potential threats. This could involve barking to deter an intruder, positioning themselves between you and the threat, or, in some cases, physically intervening to protect you.

5️⃣ Controlled Aggression: In some cases, protection training may involve teaching your dog to show controlled aggression under specific circumstances. However, this is always done with the utmost care for safety and is only appropriate for certain dogs and situations.

6️⃣ De-escalation and Disengagement: Just as important as responding to threats is teaching your dog to de-escalate and disengage when the threat is over or on your command. This ensures that your dog can switch off from ‘protection mode’ when it’s no longer needed.

7️⃣ Ongoing Training and Socialisation: Protection dogs need regular training to keep their skills sharp. They also need regular socialisation to ensure they remain well-adjusted and safe around people and other dogs.

Remember, protection training is a serious commitment and should only be undertaken with professional guidance. At Positive K9 Training, we’re committed to providing safe, effective, and ethical protection training.

At Positive K9 Training, we offer comprehensive Dog Sports Coaching to help you and your dog excel in various disciplines. Here’s what we can assist with:

1️⃣ Obedience: We can help develop active engagement, motivation, and precision in heeling, dumbbell retrieve, formal recall, speed, precision and accuracy in positions, send-aways, and building handler mechanics.

2️⃣ Tracking: We can assist in honing your dog’s tracking abilities, a key component in many dog sports.

3️⃣ Protection: We can help with drive and grip development, hold and bark, out and guarding, back and side transports, escape and courage test, and control in protection work.

Our training is led by Chris Loverseed, one of Australia’s leading sport dog trainers, offering a personalised and comprehensive approach to dog sports training. As competition trainers ourselves, we understand the demands of these disciplines and are committed to guiding you through them, helping you unlock the full potential of your handler-dog team’s competitive abilities in a trial/competition scenario.

Our training is centred firmly on the relationship between handler and dog as this is fundamental to your success. We believe in practical application and real results in dog sports, standing by the saying, ‘It ain’t enough to talk about it – You gotta be about it’.

Whether you’re just starting out in dog sports or looking to take your performance to the next level, we’re here to support you every step of the way.