What’s on…

Handlers and spectators will further develop their knowledge on understanding, overcoming and preventing problematic behaviours that our dogs perform during periods of arousal. We will focus on the communications behind the behaviours and the practical steps that we can take to help the dogs in our care.

Both handlers and spectators will work through an extremely informative presentation guided by Craig. This covers a practical acronym based, step by step guide to follow when analysing and working towards overcoming problematic behaviours. We will learn how to avoid labelling the dogs in your care by dissecting problematic behaviours in to separate influencing components which will allow you to develop and implement an effective plan to work towards overcoming the behaviours. Both handlers and spectators are encouraged to bring a notepad and pen.

Handlers will then begin to put the theory in to practice by working with Craig to lay some solid foundations which will allow you to work with your dog towards overcoming the problematic behaviour that the dog in your care is displaying. A practical guide that will continue to help you to efficiently evaluate and work towards overcoming problematic behaviours to improve the lives of both the dogs in your care and your students alike.

Handlers and spectators will further develop their knowledge on understanding, overcoming and preventing problematic behaviours that our dogs perform during periods of arousal. We will focus on the communications behind the behaviours and the practical steps that we can take to help the dogs in our care.

Both handlers and spectators will work through an extremely informative presentation guided by Craig. This covers a practical acronym based, step by step guide to follow when analysing and working towards overcoming problematic behaviours. We will learn how to avoid labelling the dogs in your care by dissecting problematic behaviours in to separate influencing components which will allow you to develop and implement an effective plan to work towards overcoming the behaviours. Both handlers and spectators are encouraged to bring a notepad and pen.

TICKET IS FOR BOTH DAYS (18TH & 19TH JUNE)

18th – 10am-5pm

19th – 9am-4pm

This workshop is designed to introduce all 3 phases of IGP using reward based methods.  

Corinne will show the foundations that will help with training of exercises.The early stages of tracking & the progression will be explained and each dog/handler will  be able to try this out.

The workshop will cover Reward/Location Specific Markers and Corinne will explain their usefulness in improving  & maintaining  exercises (including  tracking and protection) Corinne will explain how some of the obedience exercises differ slightly from other sports & show how to achieve some of these differences .. eg., forward sit Instead of backward sit.

Corinne has trained all the elements of the protection phase without a helper since starting the sport, almost 20 years.  She understands the usefulness of training this section of the sport with the dog being in low arousal before the helper is introduced.
Attendees will learn how to teach their dog some specific exercises such as :- Heelwork, Send Away, Back Transport, Side Transport etc., and also  more general Self Control, relationship building, how to work through frustration, increasing power and drive.

Please Note – Bites & Grip development (with a helper)  will not be available on this workshop.

Corinne has a FB group specifically for those who train IGP with her.  This has videos and information explaining the sport in detail  and shows some of the training that can be done.  All those on the Workshop will be added to the group prior to the dates to give some understanding of the sport

TICKET IS FOR BOTH DAYS (18TH & 19TH JUNE)

18th – 10am-5pm

19th – 9am-4pm

This workshop is designed to introduce all 3 phases of IGP using reward based methods.  

Corinne will show the foundations that will help with training of exercises.The early stages of tracking & the progression will be explained and each dog/handler will  be able to try this out.

The workshop will cover Reward/Location Specific Markers and Corinne will explain their usefulness in improving  & maintaining  exercises (including  tracking and protection) Corinne will explain how some of the obedience exercises differ slightly from other sports & show how to achieve some of these differences .. eg., forward sit Instead of backward sit.

Corinne has trained all the elements of the protection phase without a helper since starting the sport, almost 20 years.  She understands the usefulness of training this section of the sport with the dog being in low arousal before the helper is introduced.
Attendees will learn how to teach their dog some specific exercises such as :- Heelwork, Send Away, Back Transport, Side Transport etc., and also  more general Self Control, relationship building, how to work through frustration, increasing power and drive.

Please Note – Bites & Grip development (with a helper)  will not be available on this workshop.

Corinne has a FB group specifically for those who train IGP with her.  This has videos and information explaining the sport in detail  and shows some of the training that can be done.  All those on the Workshop will be added to the group prior to the dates to give some understanding of the sport

Handlers and spectators will further develop their knowledge on understanding, overcoming and preventing problematic behaviours that our dogs perform during periods of arousal. We will focus on the communications behind the behaviours and the practical steps that we can take to help the dogs in our care.

Both handlers and spectators will work through an extremely informative presentation guided by Craig. This covers a practical acronym based, step by step guide to follow when analysing and working towards overcoming problematic behaviours. We will learn how to avoid labelling the dogs in your care by dissecting problematic behaviours in to separate influencing components which will allow you to develop and implement an effective plan to work towards overcoming the behaviours. Both handlers and spectators are encouraged to bring a notepad and pen.

Handlers and spectators will further develop their knowledge on understanding, overcoming and preventing problematic behaviours that our dogs perform during periods of arousal. We will focus on the communications behind the behaviours and the practical steps that we can take to help the dogs in our care.

Both handlers and spectators will work through an extremely informative presentation guided by Craig. This covers a practical acronym based, step by step guide to follow when analysing and working towards overcoming problematic behaviours. We will learn how to avoid labelling the dogs in your care by dissecting problematic behaviours in to separate influencing components which will allow you to develop and implement an effective plan to work towards overcoming the behaviours. Both handlers and spectators are encouraged to bring a notepad and pen.

Handlers will then begin to put the theory in to practice by working with Craig to lay some solid foundations which will allow you to work with your dog towards overcoming the problematic behaviour that the dog in your care is displaying. A practical guide that will continue to help you to efficiently evaluate and work towards overcoming problematic behaviours to improve the lives of both the dogs in your care and your students alike.

Helen is an experienced trainer and handler who has won many Crufts titles, qualified for Olympia, and competed for Team GB.

Shannon is a talented dog trainer who always gets the most out of her dogs, she has competed for Team GB on numerous occasions, has won many Championship tickets, and competed at Crufts many times.

• £170 for both days 
• £50 deposit required, remaining balance due 6 weeks before camp  
• Camping and refreshments provided 
• 3 hours training per day (1.5 hours training with each trainer) 
• 6 per group 

Helen is an experienced trainer and handler who has won many Crufts titles, qualified for Olympia, and competed for Team GB.

Shannon is a talented dog trainer who always gets the most out of her dogs, she has competed for Team GB on numerous occasions, has won many Championship tickets, and competed at Crufts many times.

• £170 for both days 
• £50 deposit required, remaining balance due 6 weeks before camp  
• Camping and refreshments provided 
• 3 hours training per day (1.5 hours training with each trainer) 
• 6 per group 

Helen is an experienced trainer and handler who has won many Crufts titles, qualified for Olympia, and competed for Team GB.

Shannon is a talented dog trainer who always gets the most out of her dogs, she has competed for Team GB on numerous occasions, has won many Championship tickets, and competed at Crufts many times.

• £170 for both days 
• £50 deposit required, remaining balance due 6 weeks before camp  
• Camping and refreshments provided 
• 3 hours training per day (1.5 hours training with each trainer) 
• 6 per group 

Helen is an experienced trainer and handler who has won many Crufts titles, qualified for Olympia, and competed for Team GB.

Shannon is a talented dog trainer who always gets the most out of her dogs, she has competed for Team GB on numerous occasions, has won many Championship tickets, and competed at Crufts many times.

• £170 for both days 
• £50 deposit required, remaining balance due 6 weeks before camp  
• Camping and refreshments provided 
• 3 hours training per day (1.5 hours training with each trainer) 
• 6 per group