Always wanted the perfect dog?
Walk My Dog’s trainer Bartek Rutkowski has worked
training dogs for over ten years and has earned a
wealth of experience and knowledge in his field.
His interest in dog training came from his friend who
began training dogs for the police and for the army in
Poland. It quickly became his passion and
systematically his theoretical and practical
knowledge deepened. In 2000 he and his family
opened a dog kennel and breeding centre
specialising in Giant Black Sznaucer’s which has
achieved huge success both in Poland and on the
international stage. (www.asterniger.com).
The Training:
Dogs don’t think like humans do so we must use our
knowledge to train the dog and satisfy his needs.
When we stop being a “guide” for him and let him do
what he wants, we will inevitably have lots of
problems. Household problems may be easy to ignore
but it will cause loss of control of the dog when we
take him outside.
Training has a different meaning for us than it does to
our dogs. We would like to have a dog who:
• Does not disrupt us and the people around us.
• Is not aggressive with strangers.
• Is not troublesome in everyday life.
• Every owner will probably think of lots of things
that their dog should and should not do.
For a dog the most important thing is:
• To live in society and be part of the family.
• To have enough mental and physical
stimulation satisfy his/ her needs.
• To have enough exercise - walks, games, fun etc
Our goal is to achieve these whilst maintaining a strict
program that both you and your dog will enjoy and
ultimately reap the rewards of.
The training is very 'hands on', working both with the
dog and the owner and is on a one to one basis
(though as it is necessary for the dogs successful
development some group sessions are required)
Walk My Dog’s trainer Bartek Rutkowski has worked
training dogs for over ten years and has earned a
wealth of experience and knowledge in his field.
His interest in dog training came from his friend who
began training dogs for the police and for the army in
Poland. It quickly became his passion and
systematically his theoretical and practical
knowledge deepened. In 2000 he and his family
opened a dog kennel and breeding centre
specialising in Giant Black Sznaucer’s which has
achieved huge success both in Poland and on the
international stage. (www.asterniger.com).
The Training:
Dogs don’t think like humans do so we must use our
knowledge to train the dog and satisfy his needs.
When we stop being a “guide” for him and let him do
what he wants, we will inevitably have lots of
problems. Household problems may be easy to ignore
but it will cause loss of control of the dog when we
take him outside.
Training has a different meaning for us than it does to
our dogs. We would like to have a dog who:
• Does not disrupt us and the people around us.
• Is not aggressive with strangers.
• Is not troublesome in everyday life.
• Every owner will probably think of lots of things
that their dog should and should not do.
For a dog the most important thing is:
• To live in society and be part of the family.
• To have enough mental and physical
stimulation satisfy his/ her needs.
• To have enough exercise - walks, games, fun etc
Our goal is to achieve these whilst maintaining a strict
program that both you and your dog will enjoy and
ultimately reap the rewards of.
The training is very 'hands on', working both with the
dog and the owner and is on a one to one basis
(though as it is necessary for the dogs successful
development some group sessions are required)
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Training includes: To Come To Sit To Lie down To Stay To Heal - with and without lead To Stay in one place Gesture training (commands without the use of voice) Advice on how to feed, groom and act around your dog in the right manner. More advanced commands on request We can also train dogs for show |
| Bartek training Kuba |
| The Advanced Class |