Is your dog kiwi-safe this summer?
Kiwi populations are growing across Rodney, and more dogs are heading out with their owners to enjoy our beaches, bush tracks and outdoor spaces. But as kiwi expand into new areas, the risk of an unexpected encounter with a dog grows too.
Even the gentlest family pet can seriously injure or kill a kiwi. That’s why Kiwi Aversion Training is so important.
In just 10 minutes, an experienced trainer can teach your dog to recognise and avoid the scent of kiwi using specialised e-collar techniques. It’s safe, effective and suitable for all dogs from working and hunting dogs to family pets.
Whether your dog is coming along for the first time or needs a refresher, now’s the time to get them trained before the summer adventures begin.
Thanks to funding from Rodney Local Board, more than 450 local dogs have already completed the training. Is yours next?
📅 Sunday 24 January
📍 Matakana Pony Club
🐾 Free 10-minute training sessions
To book your dog:
Visit www.kiwiavoidancetraining.nz.
Select Book a training in the top right-hand corner.
Choose North Island.
Select Auckland from the drop-down menu.
Find The Forest Bridge Trust FREE trainings and select 24 January.
Enjoy summer with your dog, while helping keep Rodney’s kiwi safe.
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