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Gareth Cummings founded Pablo's in Worcester in 2019. He holds an APDT Foundation qualification, and has spent seven years walking groups of dogs professionally and three years teaching training classes.
He specialises in focused support for larger dogs and nervous dogs, with handling tailored to each one so they feel safe and understood. Video calls, coming soon, will bring that same approach to owners who can't get to Worcester.
Pablo's describes itself as dog advocates. Before asking how to stop a behaviour, Gareth asks what the dog is getting out of it, and whether what we're asking of them is fair.
“My dog is sensitive and can feel anxious on lead, so Gareth came to meet us and we talked through everything about her and his experience.”
A tip you don't understand stops working the first time something changes. So you get the reasoning along with the exercise, and you can adapt it yourself.
“he answers questions but gives us a deep explanation as to why our dog does or acts a certain way”
Nervous dogs don't get braver by being pushed. Progress is measured in what your dog can cope with today, and the plan moves when they do.
“He's built a good relationship with Lola, moving at her pace, and reading her body language to support her as needed”
Straight from Gareth's phone: the field, the walks and a training session. Sound on.
Gareth shows you round the secure field, from the gates to the agility kit.
Hundreds of happy dogs and thousands of miles, by his own count.
Mat work and manners with a very large student.
From the van to the field with some of the regulars.
A quick look around, in eight seconds.
Every dog here walks with Pablo's in Worcestershire. Gareth takes the photos too.
You have probably seen the van. Pablo's runs group walks in secure fields across Worcestershire, with Bethany and Tom alongside Gareth.
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Gareth
Pablo's, Worcester
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Wait for the lead to go slack. There. Now step off.
