PUPPY TRAINING
The right start for house routines, socialisation, leash handling and early communication.
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JOLLYDOGS / BODRUM
Private training in puppy development, obedience, behaviour and protection work, planned around your dog's character and your real daily life.

ABOUT ME
I have been working as a professional dog trainer at our own training facility, JollyDogs, for about seven years, providing on-location training in Bodrum.
About ↗TRAINING PROGRAMS
Age, character, history, motivation and the actual daily problem are assessed instead of applying a standard package.
The right start for house routines, socialisation, leash handling and early communication.
View details ↗Reliable communication and control, from everyday life to high-distraction environments.
View details ↗Dog-specific assessment and work for reactivity, fear and control problems.
View details ↗A professional protection program built on obedience and handler control, for suitable dogs.
View details ↗Your dog spends the rest of the day with you. Leash handling, timing, home routines and practice between sessions are central to the process.
HOW I WORK
Age, character, history, routine, triggers and the owner's expectations are assessed together.
Instead of one fixed method, we choose the right motivation, approach and pace.
I show clearly how the work should continue at home and during everyday walks.
FROM TRAINING

When a dog isn't looking at you, the cue is often gone before it lands. In this photo I wasn't chasing a sit — I wanted him checking back with me despite everything going on around us.

For some dogs, sit and stay are not the first goals. We first need to show that human guidance, the leash and physical contact can be safe.
BLOG
A command that works in the living room has not automatically been learned for streets, cafés and real distractions.
Read article ↗Socialisation is not about greeting every person and dog. It is about remaining balanced and manageable around them.
Read article ↗Food can be useful, but it cannot replace timing, communication and understanding what actually motivates the dog.
Read article ↗When the leash predicts fear, the first goal is not fastening it. The first goal is changing what its presence means.
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