Services

Dogs are not humans in fur jackets ~ they are canines!

Dogs do not think like humans ~ they think like canines!

BEHAVIOURAL CONSULTATIONS

Veterinary referrals accepted.

A home visit is carried out to assess the problems being experienced - you will receive a full assessment and a workable forward plan drawn out, tailored to your needs, with full back up service for your peace of mind, via e-mail, telephone, revisit or classes.

We can also help you to:

Bring up your new puppy
Rehabilitate a rescue dog
Raise a puppy or older dog for a specific role, e.g. as an aid companion for someone with a disability

TRAINING SESSIONS IN A CLASS ENVIRONMENT

TRAINING IN THE REAL WORLD

Using a hall creates an artificial environment for you to learn in, many people fail to put into practice in the outside world what they are doing during their inside class. For this reason outside classes are now being held. These can be booked by small groups of family or friends as private group tuition, or you can join an existing group meet up.

These sessions cover

Puppies ~ socialisation, foundation obedience, confidence building.

Rescue Dogs ~ specifically to help owners to bond with and train their new companion.

Beginners Obedience

Intermediate Obedience

Advanced Obedience

ONE TO ONE TUITION

To overcome any problems being encountered with behavior in the outside environment, or for owners who are unable to attend classes.

This service also extends from basic obedience through to competition training for obedience, or exhibiting.

For Class Inquiry or booking please phone or text 07784231563

BOOT CAMP
Having your dog trained for you takes away a lot of the enjoyment and bonding that you and your dog would experience. This service is only available in certain exceptional circumstances and will still require owner participation. Information is available on request.
SHOW HANDLING
Owners wishing to use this service for exhibiting their dog must book well in advance of the intended show date.

FIREWORKS

Is your dog nervous/terrified?

Why wait until next time, when it is too late again to help him?