Do I need to bring my dog's medical records?

Yes. A basic vet check and proof of vaccinations are recommended; bring records to the session.

What skill level is required to attend?

No prior experience is necessary; the workshop is practical and starts with theory before moving to hands-on practice.

Can I bring more than one dog?

Policies on multiple dogs vary by operator; check availability and any additional fees on the booking page.

What is the meeting point?

The listed meeting point is Como, Cardina—check your booking confirmation for exact coordinates and arrival time.

Is the workshop suitable for reactive or anxious dogs?

Yes, the TTouch® method is designed to reduce stress and can benefit reactive or anxious dogs when applied gently; discuss individual concerns with instructors beforehand.

How do I reserve a spot?

Use the referral booking link provided with the listing to check dates and secure a place; space may be limited.

Hands-On Tellington TTouch® Workshop in Valbasca Near Lake Como

On a bright morning in Valbasca, a narrow valley that drops toward the eastern arm of Lake Como, people arrive with their dogs for a day-long immersion in the Tellington TTouch® method. Introduzione Al Metodo Tellington Ttouch® in Valbasca is an eight-hour workshop based in Como, Cardina, that pairs gentle canine bodywork with practical handling skills aimed at improving mobility, easing anxiety, and strengthening the bond between handler and dog. Valbasca sits where foothills rise from glacially carved lake basins into steep chestnut and beech woods. The landscape matters: open meadows, stone terraces, and the steady murmur of streams create an environment where careful touch and slow movement register more clearly in a dog's body. That kind of place, rural and quiet, turns a classroom into a sensory lab. Participants learn short, repeatable touches, basic bandaging techniques, specialized leash work, and simple course exercises adapted to each animal. The workshop begins with a concise theory session covering the origins of the Tellington TTouch® method and an introduction to Linda Tellington Jones, the system's founder. From there the day shifts to practical stations: hands-on touches to release tension, bandage applications that support structure and proprioception, and guided practice on custom leads and training layouts. Instructors demonstrate how small changes in handling and equipment reduce stress and improve performance for everyday pets, working dogs, and rehab cases. Why book this trip? For visitors to the Como area looking for an experience that mixes outdoor recreation with meaningful skill-building, this workshop is a standout. It is one of the few opportunities in the region to learn a respected, noninvasive method taught through guided practice rather than lecture alone. The setting, Valbasca's slopes and pasture edges, also gives teams real-world terrain to test techniques used in walks, hikes, and mountain trails common around Lake Como. Expect a moderate day of movement, hands-on learning, and plenty of canine-focused problem solving. Bring appropriate footwear for uneven ground, a secure harness or collar, and water for both you and your dog. Meeting point is Como, Cardina. Exact group size and pricing are provided by the operator; contact details are included with the booking link. Whether your aim is calmer walks on lakeside trails or safer mobility on steep paths, this workshop equips you with tools designed to keep dogs functional, confident, and companionable in the places you explore together. Suitable for social pets, reactive dogs with gentle management, and handlers who want practical tools for everyday outings, the workshop emphasizes small, repeatable techniques you can use on walks or at home. A basic vet check and up-to-date vaccinations are recommended before attending. Space can be limited; follow the booking link to confirm dates and reserve a spot for your dog.