Brilliant, thank you all so very much. Have just had my first loose lead walk without a halti using 'wait' 'lets go'. Any dog owner/trainer - so many different ideas to absorb. Might not be relevant for you now but could help another dog in the future.

Enjoying my listening and picking up more tips to help me improve with my clients. I would recommend this summit to anyone who is interested in dog training and owning , need to educate more dog owners to the fact that you do need a diagnosis from a vet to confirm they are not in pain and not race puppies about whilst they are young and let there growth plates enough time to close. This will then stop problems in the future. Really glad I signed up to it. Good job Ian kelly and Jamie along with team from pet summits.

As a Certified Vet Tech with special interest in behavior and training, I especially loved the videos from Justine Schuurmans and Kim Brophey. Both of their videos are extremely helpful and especially insightful in giving us the chance to look at the relationship between people and dogs in a whole different way. I think every Veterinary Technician should see these videos by Schuurmans and Brophey. Ms Schuurmans' video can help us counsel clients with small children in how to build a true bond between the child and the dog. Also a way to teach the child to have respect for the dog - and all animals. Ms Brophey's video gave us the chance to change our perception of the dog's ability to learn, to engage and actively participate in the things happening to them (like a vet visit). Giving them the choice to allow themselves to be handled is HUGE. And it's something, sadly, I don't think many technicians really consider. Which is why so many dogs have such a fearful or anxious response when at the vet. Even low stress handling and fear-free training don't come out and give the dog permission to CHOOSE to engage. And they don't stress the dog's autonomy the way Ms Brophey does. I also watched her TED talk....amazing!

I breed Cocker Spaniels and am always looking for ways to add to their 0-8 weeks’ experience. I’ve always loved your videos for this and I learn new things to add each session.I love being able to share these pet summits with new puppy owners. Families will be much happier with their dogs if they get involved with the training of that dog. I have added to my contracts about the need for additional training and socialization. I’d love to have a link to give to you new puppy parents when they puta deposit on a pup. That way they could start learning what to do BEFORE they take their pup home. I’d even be willing to pay for litter packages to make sure my families has training opportunities.

I now realise my 8 1/2 month old groodle is chi g alon I realise my groodle puppy is doing ok and I learnt that we need to have more fun while training so we Wil certainly learn new tricks and have fun doing it I would recommend anyone from puppy and dog trainers to parents of puppies and dogs

I breed Cocker Spaniels and am always looking for ways to add to their 0-8 weeks’ experience. I’ve always loved your videos for this and I learn new things to add each session.I love being able to share these pet summits with new puppy owners. Families will be much happier with their dogs if they get involved with the training of that dog. I have added to my contracts about the need for additional training and socialization. I’d love to have a link to give to you new puppy parents when they puta deposit on a pup. That way they could start learning what to do BEFORE they take their pup home. I’d even be willing to pay for litter packages to make sure my families has training opportunities.

It is hard to pick any specific thing. I have spent today watching and learning so much. My little 16 month old cavoodle, Izadora, will gain the benefit as it has renewed my passion and energy to make our lives full of harmony, fun and games. Thank you so much. I think this is a wonderful education for all dog owners and dog lovers everywhere in the world.

Thoroughly enjoyed these videos and the way that each trainer explained the exercise so that people of all stages of experience can understand. I would recommend this summit to dog obedience clubs.