This workshop is for Border Collies & Collie Crosses who find movement distracting:
- People using ball throwers are your worst nightmare!
- You avoid parks where kids are playing football as your collie will inevitably want to play!
- Even if you don’t throw sticks, your collie is happy to train other people to throw them and ignore you!
- They’re too busy searching for squirrels or birds to chase to have any time to listen to you!
- You’re on edge if you see joggers or cyclists as you know your collie might dash off to chase!
These nosey-rosey’s can be anything from young dogs to middle-aged adults. They need a bit more training and understanding to help them reach their potential.
During this workshop we’ll be covering..
- How to control your collie when movement catches their attention
- Recall games to strengthen your connection to your collie
- Collie flavoured reinforcement and how to use it effectively
- Concept of permission and using it to gain more control of our collies
- How to create a training plan to reach your on and off lead goals
My dog is so easily distracted and doesn’t do well in a group class – can I spectate instead?
You will learn lots of valuable information by both taking part with your dog, or watching as a spectator too.
Where is the workshop held?
The workshop will be held outside in my fenced training field. We will go ahead if light rain/ wind is forecast, but you would be notified of cancellation in the event of very bad weather.
About your instructor
I’ve belonged to 7 amazing collies, bred 15 talented collie puppies over two litters, and fostered 3 troubled collies before finding them their forever homes.
Not to mention how many collies and their owners I’ve helped throughout my 15 years as a dog trainer. I guess you’d say I’m a bit of a fan of the breed!
Border Collies and their crosses can be amazing dogs. But they can also be really hard work too!
That’s why I help collie owners how to teach their dog a brilliant recall so they can enjoy walking anywhere without the worry of them overreacting to joggers/ cyclists or other dogs.
Join me for this workshop and I’ll help you achieve this too!

