Training your dog isn’t just about teaching commands—it’s about building a strong bond, encouraging positive behaviour, and creating a confident and happy pup! Whether you’re working on recall, obedience, or interactive play, the right tools can make all the difference. That’s why we’re excited to introduce some fantastic training and behaviour products now available at The Pets Larder. Let’s take a closer look at how these essentials can support your training journey! 🐾
Struggling with recall training? The Coachi Training Line is designed to give your dog freedom while ensuring you maintain control. This lightweight and durable long line is ideal for: ✅ Recall training – Safely practice commands in open spaces.
✅ Confidence-building – Helps nervous dogs explore while staying secure.
✅ Safe socialisation – Great for controlled introductions to new dogs.
Why It Works: By using a training line, you allow your dog to move naturally while reinforcing recall and responsiveness.
🛒 Shop Now: https://thepetslarder.co.uk/products/coa-coachi-training-line
Engage your pup’s instincts with the Coachi Tuggi Tug—a fantastic tug-of-war toy that doubles as a high-reward training tool. Perfect for: ✅ Reinforcing positive behaviours – Use it as a reward in training sessions.
✅ Bonding & playtime – Strengthens your connection through fun interaction.
✅ Encouraging self-control – Teaching ‘drop it’ and ‘leave it’ commands.
Why It Works: Tug toys are a great motivator for training and help direct natural play instincts into structured, positive interactions.
🛒 Shop Now: https://thepetslarder.co.uk/products/coachi-tuggi-tug
Clicker training is one of the most effective ways to reinforce good behaviour, and the Coachi Multi-Clicker takes it to the next level with an adjustable volume button for sensitive dogs. This tool is perfect for: ✅ Marking desired behaviours – Instantly communicate what your dog is doing right.
✅ Speeding up learning – Clicker-trained dogs learn faster with clear signals.
✅ Tailoring to your dog’s needs – Adjust the sound level for confidence-building.
Why It Works: Clicker training enhances communication between you and your dog, making learning enjoyable and stress-free.
🛒 Shop Now: https://thepetslarder.co.uk/products/coa-coachi-multi-clicker-navy-coral-button
Training should be fun, engaging, and rewarding for both you and your dog. With the right tools—like the Coachi Training Line, Tuggi Tug, and Multi-Clicker—you can transform training sessions into enjoyable learning experiences.
📍 Visit us in-store or shop online to explore our full training & behaviour collection!
🐶💡 Browse now: https://thepetslarder.co.uk/collections/training
TEDDY Talks was created by Katy Peck, a passionate dog advocate with years of hands-on experience in behaviour, training, and nutrition. As the co-founder of one of Cornwall’s busiest dog day care centres, Katy helped care for up to 80 dogs a day, learning first-hand what makes dogs feel calm, confident, and understood.
In 2018, she brought that knowledge into the world of natural nutrition by opening a pet shop focused on healthy, wholesome choices — supporting thousands of customers with thoughtful advice, honest information, and a personal touch.
TEDDY Talks is the natural next step: a way to take everything we’ve shared in person and make it available to every dog lover, everywhere. These free downloads and training tools are built from real experience, not just theory — and grounded in kindness, patience, and the belief that when we understand why, we can teach how.
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