What We Do
How The Classes Are Run.
• Our classes are taught in blocks of 6 sessions, held weekly. Each session lasts approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour. • The number of dogs is limited (up to 12 dogs). For groups over 6 dogs, an assistant trainer is present to provide additional support. • Classes take place outdoors in a quiet area of a public park. • Each dog has its own designated space, and handlers are asked to keep dogs on lead during sessions for safety and to minimise distractions. • A distance of approximately 5 metres is maintained between each training station. • Trainers clearly explain the what, why, and how of each exercise and tailor guidance individually to ensure learning takes place in a positive and achievable way.
Class Content.
We only use the latest, modern, science based, most efficient and fast training techniques that deliver the best results through the adequate use of positive reinforcement, we focus on good behaviour and the “Do’s”, not the “Don’ts”. • Recall (Come when called) • Loose Lead Walking (Walk on a relaxed lead without pulling, not to be confused with Heel work) • Greeting People without Jumping (aka M.E.B. Mutually Exclusive Behaviour) • Emergency Stop (aka Halt) • Eye Contact (Focus on human as opposed to the traditional “Leave it”) • Hand Touches (Targeting the hand for several useful situations and behaviours) • This Way (Pup follows a moving human that changes of direction, target recall) • Sit, Down and Stand with Duration, Distance & Distraction (aka “Stay”) • Peekaboo (aka To The Middle) • Settle (relax on a mat for a long period) • Husbandry (accept handling, including vet, groomers and strangers) • Mental Enrichment (Scent based games to exercise the pups brain and nose and seeking instinct, aka being a dog!)
Pricing
£250 for Six Week Block of Classes.
Places limited, booking essential!
Wish to Book Your Pup?
Call us on 07578666875 or drop us a line.
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FAQs
No, we run the classes in blocks of six consecutive lessons that cover a syllabus for that block, the skills learned will come to a more advanced use over the next block.
We asked all handlers to keep their dogs on the lead during the class to avoid disruption and distractions during the exercises, however at the end of the class, the dogs are welcome to play and socialise at the park if they wish to do so.
We run a continuous syllabus, that means the group of pups that have completed a block will be able to progress onto the next more advanced level.
No, however if you cannot make it to one class during the block, please talk to us to see how the pup could make up for the missed lesson so that it stays on track with syllabus of the block.
