Trick Training Membership
Fun And Easy Ways To Keep Your Dog Busy
Trick Training is a great way of providing mental and physical exercise for your dog. They are also a fantastic way of building a relationship and solidifying a current bond with your dog.
Our Tricks Membership offers you and your dog the opportunity to join a community of like minded individuals who only want what's best for our dogs.
Most people don't realise the advantage of tricks
From beginners to advance training- there is something for all ages and breeds.
Every MONDAY 8pm
- designated community where you can upload your videos weekly for feedback and encouragement
- weekly coaching where every new trick is broken down into bite size chunks making it easy to follow for all levels
- recordings of all lessons so you don't have to worry if you miss a live class
- Trick training can help reduce boredom based unwanted behaviours
- Increase confidence and independence
- There is even evidence that like with humans, learning new skills in senior dogs can help prevent dementia
- Live Q&A every week
- Fun interactive Courses
- bonus holiday tricks
Founders Price £48
This price will be going up in the future. But the founders price includes the understanding that this is the first time this course has ever been run so teething problems are possible. And also that for the first 2 months, Kimberly will still be undergoing cancer treatment so will likely be more tired (but just as enthusiastic).
As a founding member, you are locked into this lower price (even when the course launches at a higher price to the general public).
Kim Freeman
Kimberly Marie Freeman, has over 17 years extensive experience and know how having worked with, and studied dogs in London, Dundee and New York City.
While in Dundee, Scotland, Kimberly owned and operated the largest dog walking, pet sitting, and behavioral center on the East Coast of Scotland which became the catalyst for the rest of her canine based career.
Over the years, with the support of her 4-legged friends, Folly, Jester, Broadway, Vaudeville and Garbo, Kimberly has honed her skills and developed her reputation as a Trainer and Motivator.
Having worked directly with Andrea Arden, Ian Dunbar and participated in Karen Pryor workshops- yup, she can clicker train a chicken, Kimberly has also completed courses and workshops in TTouch, Advanced Canine Nutrition, Animal Husbandry, Canine First Aid, Zoonotic Diseases, Clicker Training, Agility, Service Dog Training, Gun Dog Training, Aggression, Rescue Rehabilitation (to name but a few), with experts such as Ian Dunbar, Karen Pryor, Sarah Whitehead, Victoria Stilwell.
Kimberly brings unique skills to her chosen field, with particular emphasis on a dogs life. She is an animal behaviour and nutrition expert with a special interest in rescue and rehabilitation of animals and has followed programs at the world renowned Animal Care College.
Her focus is on force free training and positive reinforcement.
Kimberly is also a member of the Association of Professional Dog Trainers (APDT), The Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT), Animal Behaviour & Training Council,Pet Professional Guild, National Association of Registered Pet Sitters (NARPS), PSI-Pet Sitters International, and is also a Canine First Aider, a Member of The Institute for Animal Care Education (IACE), and is qualified in administering the AKC Canine Good Citizen Preparation Classes (CGC). In addition, an assessor and volunteer at Canine Concern and a fundraiser at Operation OKdog.
Having studied Psychology and Philosophy at University, Kimberly is capable of skillfully blending the control and mastery of the Owner with the obedience and intelligence of the dog helping propel their training relationship to a new level.
All is not work, however. Kimberly enjoys the fun of training your dog to be a fly ball whizz, pose for pictures or tv work, and is also known for gun dog training, her work with Search and Rescue teams, for agility training and for introducing suitable dogs into the service world while also offering training to sharpen the skills of animals already in service.
In her non dog hours (although they are few), Kimberly is often seen performing on stage or screen, guest speaking, taking the dogs on campervan adventures, and having random trips around the World.