Actively enjoy frisbee with your dog

We teach Dogfrisbee so that owner and dog are active in a challenging way. Together with your dog you follow the Dogfrisbee lesson of a qualified cynological instructor. You can play Dogfrisbee from recreational level to top sport. The nice thing about the sport is that you can do it anywhere, as long as you have a few frisbees (special Dogfrisbees), a lawn and a dog.

To ensure the safety of your dog, it is important that you use specially developed dog frisbees. These frisbees are made in such a way that you can fold them in half without breaking them. They also have a thicker edge, so that the dog cannot sustain injuries in its mouth. It is important that you throw properly, so that the dog cannot get injuries from (too) high jumps or incorrect movements.

We offer Dogfrisbee in both courses and workshops.

Problems are there to be solved!

We can help you with questions or problems regarding your dog's behavior, so that you get the right tools to reverse this behavior. There are many types of problem behavior; bark, eat wrong things, don't want to listen, fear and uncertainty. A dog owner with minor or major problems can sometimes learn to reverse behavior with a few tips.

When solving a problem with your dog, we have many different methods in our 'backpack', but we always assume a positive way of guidance. In case of problem behavior we prefer to work with a naturopathic therapist or a vet who also works homeopathically.

Workshop preparation for dog sports

You have a young dog and you want to do a fun dog sport with it later? Or do you have an older dog and you want to offer him or her a pleasant activity? Or you want to do 'something' but don't know what yet? Then the Sports Preparation workshop is for you!

In this workshop you will learn how to teach your dog to work with you and how to maintain your concentration. We teach you how to let your dog relax and then concentrate. You will also receive exercises that make your dog aware of his or her entire body, so that there is less chance of injuries. In that context, we also teach you what a good warm up and cool down looks like, both for the dog and for yourself. We start by performing exercises at a slightly greater distance and we teach you and your dog how to further expand this, for example thinking about steering forward and following your directions to the right or left.

The workshop is a valuable preparation for a fun, sporty and safe dog sport life and a good addition to regular obedience lessons.

We do many different, short exercises during a workshop. Afterwards you will receive them in the form of a handout, so that you can do them at home with your dog.

What is Treibball?

In Treibball, the aim is for the dog to push one or more large gymnastic balls, up to 8, into a target from a certain distance. It is most similar to a combination of sheep herding and football. It is a very versatile sport to do with your dog. Your dog learns to work remotely from you and is particularly mentally challenged.

Treibball is a still young sport in the Netherlands, which is gaining a lot of popularity. Treibball is not heavy and is therefore even suitable for young dogs, old dogs and dogs with a disability. In a workshop we start practicing and you get enough tools to continue training at home.