One-on-One Training
Personalised sessions in your home, where the challenges actually happen. We work together on your specific goals — whether it's pulling on lead, barking, poor recall, jumping up, or something else entirely.
Learn more →Do you have a Miniature Poodle that needs some training help? Natalie from Crazy Kind Calm dog training can help!
With over 900 dogs trained across the Macedon Ranges, Natalie understands the unique personality and needs that come with this wonderful breed.
Miniature Poodles are clever, active dogs who pack the Standard Poodle's intelligence into a smaller frame. They're athletic, eager to learn, and more robust than many people expect — with a lively personality that needs proper outlets.
Miniature Poodle owners know they have a seriously smart dog in a compact package. If your Mini Poodle has figured out every puzzle toy, barks at everything, or has developed anxious habits when the routine changes, you're seeing that Poodle brain in overdrive. Their intelligence and eagerness to please make them wonderful training partners — they just need their minds kept busy.
Whether your Miniature Poodle is a new puppy or an older dog with some habits to work on, we've got options to suit.
Personalised sessions in your home, where the challenges actually happen. We work together on your specific goals — whether it's pulling on lead, barking, poor recall, jumping up, or something else entirely.
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Group classes in Kyneton for puppies aged 8-16 weeks. Build confidence, learn essential skills, and socialise with other pups in a safe, supportive environment.
Learn more →"Natalie is an absolute legend! We welcomed two Aussie Shepherd boys from the same litter and had heard plenty about the challenges of raising two brothers. We couldn’t have done it better without her guidance. We truly appreciate her ongoing support and the positive changes we’ve seen."
— Venessa Nadolnik
Let's talk about your goals and how we can help your Miniature Poodle become the best dog they can be.
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