All of these benefits can be achieved with Clan Dog
Understand your dog's signals for a deeper connection and improved communication.
Overcome challenges, teach new skills, and gain confidence as a dog owner.
Correct issues for a well-behaved pet, making dog ownership enjoyable and stress-free.
Well-trained dogs respond to commands, ensuring safety and preventing dangerous behaviors.
Positive interaction in training builds mutual understanding for a harmonious relationship.
Training results in long-term savings by preventing destructive behavior and reducing vet bills.
Correct unwanted behaviors for a more relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere at home.
Training activities contribute to overall health, maintaining weight and reducing health risks.
We offer a wide range of services that will help to address and rectify any behavioural issues you are experiencing with your dog
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Allan Ritchie MGoDT (MPDTI)
Allan has over 40 years of experience working with dogs. Becoming obsessed with dogs from a young age he joined the RAF as a dog handler and learnt his trade. Then moving into the Police force as part of the rapid response and hostage rescue team, there’s not a lot that phases Allan Ritchie. His ability to keep calm, understand and help people are key to his success and well deserved excellent reputation as a dog trainer.
After retiring from the Police force he built a kennel and dog training centre and realised that he should be concentrating on the other end of the lead, teaching and helping people to learn the skills they needed to live in harmony with their dogs.
Never far from his side is Otto his Labrador who you will certainly meet in Clan Dog’s training videos and events. They can often be found floating down the Tweed in a kayak together.
View Allan’s profile on the Guild Of Dog Trainers website here.
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Watch our head trainer Allan take his dog Otto for a ‘walk in the park’
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