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Mehdi Dyadi is a special dog educator, actually he travels at our home to educate our animal. Passionate about animals, he has started working with professionals for about ten years. Mehdi Dyadi's method is based primarily on game and natural authority. Even the most recalcitrant adopt and obey her. He tells us «to enlighten masters on the role they have to play. " In the case of a revival in hand, it begins by observing at home the attitudes and habits of each. A total change in behaviour in the master is often necessary. Mehdi Dyadi also makes animal training for cinema.

The sole purpose of the association is to highlight the work qualities of dogs, depending on the abilities of each race. To do this, she advises her members in the education of their dogs. She organizes competitions. Monitors and monitors are trained in courses organised by the regional canine canine company of the Centre. Since 2003, the puppy school is open to the club. Merry little students are welcomed from the second month - after the first visit to the vet. All our companions are accepted right now, where they are as young as possible. We must not forget that an animal with bad habits will be hard pressed. Agility is a sport discipline open to everyone, with a dozen members competing throughout the year.

The Canis Club d'Ingré is the oldest dog club in the Centre region of France. Founded in 1949, it has had several addresses: it flourished until 1953 on rue Jousselin in Orléans, then moved for ten years to boulevard Jean Jaurès, then rue des Murlins, still in Orléans. In 1987, it moved to its current site in Ingré, where it enjoys excellent facilities. Since then, the Canis Club Orléanais d'Ingré has been renamed Canis Club d'Ingré. Activities: agility, mondioring, obedience, tracking, ring and standard exhibition (for L.O.F. dogs), agility and obedience (for non-L.O.F. dogs, not eligible for the French championship), flyball (for L.O.F. or non-L.O.F. dogs). The Canis Club regularly organizes competitions.

The Faverolles canine club, led by the educator Philippe Fougères, offers several disciplines to train and develop your dog. He can practice the ring, obedience, French tracking, the campaign and agility. Training for these canine sports takes place on Thursday and Saturday. The club also offers education courses. They take place on Saturday afternoon at 2 p. m. Competitions are organized.

Located in Saint-Branchs, Cani'Bonheur is a dog trainer offering a range of services including dog training, behavioral studies, in-home care and family dog boarding. For family boarding, dogs must be sociable, non-destructive and up to date with their vaccinations. Puppies are also accepted. Unsterilized dogs are no longer accepted at the boarding kennel. Owners must provide their dog's kibble, basket/cushion and health record.