Latest news
Coming soon: Hoopers for Beginners!
23rd of July 2024
It is almost time! Soon we will start the course Hoopers for Beginners! Do you want to be able to send your dog across a parcours? Do you want to be active with your dog and just have some fun? Then this is the course for you!
The course will be given on Saturday morning and consists of 5 lessons of 45 minutes for 98 euros. We train in small groups and are Nadac Hoopers certified trainers (https://www.nadac-hoopers-nederland.nl)
More details will follow. Are you already interested? Let us know via info@minervadogtraining.nl!
Classes of 21st of July are cancelled
21st of July 2024
Due to personal circumstances we are forced to cancel the classes of the 21st of July 2024. We hope to see everyone back next week.
Classes of 16th of June are cancelled due to weather circumstances
16th of June 2024
The different weather apps promise that it will not be good weather. It looks quite changeable, but if we are to believe three different weather apps, it will rain this morning and on top of that they are expecting thunder storms. That is why we made the difficult decision to cancel today's classes. We hope to see everyone next week.
No classes on Sunday the 9th of June because of NWCC Young Dog Day
8th of June 2024
On Sunday the 9th of June 2024, we will accompany Aiden (Natasja's Welsh Corgi Pembroke) to the NWCC Young Dog Day. This is an event where all young Corgi's will come together. It promises to be a wonderful day!
This means the classes for Sunday the 9th of June will be cancelled.
We hope to see everyone next week, Sunday the 16th of June, for some fun classes!
No classes during Pentecost
19th of May 2024
The classes on the 19th of May, the first day of Pentecost, are cancelled. We wish everyone a lovely weekend and look forward to seeing everyone next week for fun classes!
Raad van Beheer Knowledge Tour: Help the overstimulated dog
18th of May 2024
Last Wednesday we went to the Knowledge Tour of the Raad van Beheer. The topic: Help the overstimulated dog. The lecture was given by Monique Bladder and Erica Bokelmann. The topic was overstimulation in dogs. When are we talking about overstimulation and especially when is it something else than overstimulationt? Dogs are often called overstimulated, but there are really big nuances in this and not every dog is overstimulated. It was an interesting lecture and we learned a lot from it!
Masterclass: Pain
11th of May 2024
Today we followed an interesting course at Annorlunda on the topic: Pain in dogs. Everyone recognizes acute pain. The dog clearly shows that something hurts. Most often, the dog will also whine from fright and if he stepped in something, the paw will go up!
With chronic pain it is a different story. A dog with chronic pain experiences pain for a longer period of time and the signs are less clear. Because a dog cannot talk, it is up to us to recognize pain in a dog as much as possible. Today we attended a day of lessons on chronic pain in the musculoskeletal system. Theory and practice were combined to create an interesting day full of new insights!
