Your dog is coming to the wedding

Would you leave your best friend at home, unable to come to your wedding?

There are more and more venues that allow our dog to join us at our wedding, and we can make the most of the occasion to enjoy them even more, making them part of it.

To get the best results, you need to work with your dog for a few months before the date, as it takes extra effort and dedication to teach them the necessary skills and make sure they can do them in any setting and situation.

Positive training will also help you strengthen the bond with your dog, learn to communicate better with them and understand them. That way it will be easier to meet their needs and avoid behaviour problems in the future.

To achieve this, ideally the trainer teaches the dog's owners what to do, how and why, at every moment. Another advantage of this way of working is that it greatly reduces the number of training sessions needed.

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It is also important to take the dog's abilities into account, as not all dogs can do the same things, or with the same ease. We cannot ask a St Bernard, or an 11-year-old dog, to jump (for example), and if we have a chihuahua, we cannot expect it to carry something heavy in its mouth…

Your dog can take on whatever role you like, as long as their abilities allow it. For this you need the guidance of a specialist: Enrique Manzanares, dog trainer and CEO of Adiestradog, where they always use fun, effective methods to make sure your friend exceeds your expectations on this very special day.

At Adiestradog they give you the tools so that every member of the family can enjoy the day together, including him, your most loyal friend.

Contact: www.eladiestradog.com

Phone: 607 11 99 11