Animal Training Academy: Making Ripples

Expert Tips for Border Collie Owners from Sarah Hedderly [Episode 46]


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In this episode of the Making Ripples podcast, we are thrilled to welcome Sarah Hedderly, a distinguished dog trainer specializing in Border Collies. With a wealth of experience working exclusively with this breed, Sarah provides a unique and in-depth perspective on the nuances and challenges specific to Border Collies. Prior to her specialization, Sarah worked as a McTimoney Animal Chiropractor and ran in-person dog training classes based on the Control Unleashed system [from Leslie Mcdevitt].

Sarah's journey with her own Border Collies, including the sensitive Mini, the intellectually demanding Ding, the driven Beau, and the energetic Sparkles, has profoundly shaped her training methods. These personal experiences have honed her ability to identify and address breed-specific behaviors, making her an invaluable resource for Border Collie owners.

Throughout the episode, Sarah discusses her early love for animals, influenced by her grandfather's working sheepdogs, and how her professional path evolved from chiropractic work to specialized dog training. She shares insights into the unique behavioral traits of Border Collies, such as their herding instincts and sensitivity to movement, and explains how understanding these traits is crucial for effective training.

Sarah also delves into the transition from in-person to online training, highlighting the benefits of continuous support and accessibility for clients worldwide. She offers practical advice for managing common Border Collie behaviors, such as impulse control and appropriate herding, emphasizing the importance of mental stimulation and tailored training approaches.

Join us as Sarah Hedderly shares her expertise, passion, and practical tips for working with this exciting and energetic dog breeds. Whether you are a seasoned trainer or a new Border Collie owner, this episode is packed with valuable insights and strategies to help you and your dog thrive.

LINKS

  • http://www.dingbattdogtraining.co.uk
  • https://www.facebook.com/sarahhedderlydingbattdogtraining
  • https://www.instagram.com/dingbatt_dog_training/
  • https://www.tiktok.com/@dingbattdogtraining
  • Youtube @dingbattdogtraining8763

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