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Today we had these guys in for their first session and we had a blast! Jack is an active Dog Handler and has Kobe (pictured) and another dog called Ash. Jack was a silent member of my Academy, never posted anything and I didn't even know he was in it! Then out of nowhere he joined Evo when a slot opened up and has really gone from strength to strength which is awesome to see.

Jack came today without any problems but he just wanted to get stuck into his journey into the grail protection dog so we did some obedience with Kobe and looked at his relationship with Ash. Jack and Ash have got a great pet relationship but never found that fire within the work so we looked at some ways to build that and he has his homework now back home!

Really excited to see how these guys go because on top of Evo he's really getting the work in with some great decoys. He spends a lot of time with Asa Wright who is doing absolutely awesome work with his dogs, and he's down seeing Bullvision Dog Training on Tuesday for some more protection work.

It's great to see the end product of a dog when trainers have collaborated to improve him and he's definitely on the right track. Very excited to see how he continues in the future!

Well done Jack - Keep killing it! Let's get you that white collar!

Headline: How Long Should I Train My Dog For?

So this is a question that crops up almost every day in the Academy. People want to know how long I train my dogs for and how many sessions a day or a week I do and in truth it's not really the right way to look at things.

There is no set amount of time that's optimal for training despite what you will read in magazines etc. Loads of people want to say that the length of time directly correlates to the age of the dog but it's nonsense. Take Ernie in the picture (owned by Townview K9). He is a Dutch Herder and at ten weeks old he was far more interested to train a lot longer at that age than my shih-tzu ever has been so it depends on the dog.

Along with the breed of the dog you have to take into account the actual temperament of the dog. Some dogs are much more keen than others throughout their whole life. Some need a lot of stimulation, some need hardly anything. Some need to burn off loads of energy and some need absolutely nothing.

There's a load of variables that you have to take into account including what behaviour you are training. If it's a really difficult behaviour then you are probably better keeping it short.

The real way to work out how long you should be training is by looking at your dog and your results. Are you making good progress and both having fun? Then keep training that long. If you are both bored out of your mind and not making progress then you are probably training a bit too long.

Look at the dog in front of you and change your training accordingly.

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