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Everything about dog fields, training and getting out and about in Switzerland.
Illustrative imageRenting a dog field in Switzerland: who offers one, how prices are charged and which 7 points to check before you book.
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Rent an indoor dog hall in Switzerland: what an hour costs, which size suits you and the rules halls set before your first booking.
What does a dog field cost per hour? Published prices from Swiss providers and how fields, training grounds and halls differ.
What fence height does your dog need? Guidelines for jumpers, climbers and diggers, what to check before removing the lead and why a double gate helps.
Prepare for hiking with your dog in Switzerland: Check the route, fitness and equipment, and plan breaks plus a shorter alternative for your outing.
Train loose lead walking: Learn how to build it in small steps, include sniffing breaks and choose suitable places to practise.
Illustrative imageUnderstand your dog's body language: Learn to consider posture, movement and the situation together and recognise changes during off lead time.
Practise impulse control with your dog: Small, achievable tasks teach suitable alternatives without long waits or having to endure frustration.
Adolescent dog: Learn why daily life can become more demanding and how to adapt training, freedom and rest to your young dog.
Teach your dog to settle: Create suitable conditions, build a familiar resting place and gradually transfer small successes outdoors.
Are dogs playing or is it becoming too much? Learn which observations help, when a break makes sense and how to prepare a play meeting better.
Build outdoor sniffing games for dogs: Three simple stages show you how to prepare searches, make them easier and finish them appropriately.
Find a suitable dog field near you.
For your next break together, at your own pace.
