If you had unlimited time and unlimited money. What dog breed you would get and why?

Whether you’re working on recalls, loose-lead walking, calm settling, fun tricks, or just a 5-minute engagement game in the yard, it all counts. This thread is for sharing your training each day, no matter how big or small. Think of it like a training diary: What did you work on? What went well? Any wins, struggles, or light-bulb moments? Just show up. Share something. Progress builds from consistency, not perfection. How to use this: - Post your daily training (text, video or photo, totally up to you!) - Include your “Day X” and a sentence or two about what you did - Cheer others on, comment, react, support! That connection is what makes this space special 🤍 Let’s keep each other inspired, motivated, and accountable. You’re doing an amazing thing for your dog and your future self will be so proud you showed up today.

Alright team, let’s start something fun! Let’s play a game called Training Chain 🐾 Here’s how it works: ✅ On Fridays, one person posts a training exercise for everyone to try with their dogs for the week. ✅ It can be anything, trick, skill, enrichment idea, confidence game, just make sure every dog can take part and we don’t need special equipment. ✅ You can share a video demo or just describe the exercise ✅ We all practice it during the week and post our progress in the comments of the original challenge post ✅ Tag the next person at the end of your post so they can prepare an exercise for the following week ✅ Keep the chain going! ⛓️🐶 Let’s build the most inspiring little chain of training and positivity 🙌 Can’t wait to see what you all come up with! Ready? GO! 👇

I'm Fiona and we live in the UK. I have 2 dogs, Coady and Lexie. Coady is a very worky miniature poodle who loves being busy. Lexie is a little Portuguese mix who is a little feral and a little anxious but adores cuddling and loving. We love agility, hoopers and scent work. Our favourite walks are at the beach or the woods.

Hey All! Just wanted to introduce myself and my awesome doggos. I’m Richard and love training my two dogs and recently I’ve started to push their boundaries and limitations even more - it has been so fun to see what we can achieve and it’s been awesome for them and me. Clive (the Chihuahua) – At times, he’s your typical Chihuahua in that he doesn’t like random people or dogs getting in his face, and he’ll make it clear where you stand with him. When he was younger, he showed some reactivity towards dogs and people, but over the years he’s become much more neutral and happy to do his own thing. He’s also super cuddly—on his terms. Clive’s treated just like my Staffy: no babying, no carrying, and definitely no encouraging reactivity like some people do with small breeds *whispers* it’s not cute 🤫. He attends group training classes and does obedience work with me. Donny aka The Don (the Staffordshire) – She’s your typical goofy, hyper Staffordshire who thinks the world is amazing, every person and every dog wants to be friends, and there’s absolutely no question about it! She was the naughty disruptive kid at puppy class and couldn’t partake in group activities because dogs are her weakness…on a flat collar, she used to pull so hard to say hi to other dogs that she’d actually pass out — obviously very rude, and having your dog faint isn’t ideal. That’s where my training journey with The Don began. Donny attends group classes to work on neutrality and also does obedience training with me — sometimes she gets so excited that she’ll offer every trick she knows, just hoping that one of them will be rewarded. I’m looking forward to getting to know you guys, tell me a bit about yourself and your dogs personality, quirks and all!