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Private Training Sessions
This is strictly for a one person/one dog team. Each structured session runs for 30 minutes, and the duration of the course is for 6 weeks, each session being 1 week apart.
BASIC GOOD MANNERS - is for the dog that has completed a Puppy Pre-school or Puppy Management course, or Behavioural Modification training, and we concentrate on the basics you need for walking the dog in the street. You receive a training treat pouch, detailed hand-outs and training treats!
CANINE GOOD MANNERS - is for dogs that have completed the Basic Good Manners course. We teach more advanced skills, building on those previously learnt for every day situations, such as walking in the street and in the park. We introduce some off-leash training. You also receive a long light line and training treats!
COMPETITION STANDARD OBEDIENCE for dogs that have completed the above course and would like to try the competitive side of life! Encouragement, Novice and Open levels only.
Private sessions are available by appointment only, and are conducted on Tuesdays, between 1:00pm and 6:00pm, and also on Thursdays, between 9:00am and 6:00pm.
PUPPY MANAGEMENT & TRAINING
This is for puppies aged from eight weeks to eighteen months, and is highly recomended for the first time dog owner! Management issues covered are House toilet training, Attention, Leadership, Bite Inhibition, Socialisation, Handling and Grooming, Diet and Exercise. Basic training in Sit, Down, Stand, Come, Walking on Leash, Wait and Stay. We also teach your puppy a self imposed state of calm!
Each session runs for one hour, and the duration of the course is four weeks, each session being one week apart
Private sessions are available by appointment only, and are conducted in your home, on Tuesdays between 1:00pm and 6:00pm, and Thursdays between 9:00am and 6:00pm.
REACTIVE DOG MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Some dogs appear to be reactive to stimuli that other dogs don’t glance twice at. For the owner of a reactive dog, the sheer pleasure of going for a walk, or joining in dog club activities can turn into a traumatic experience for both ends of the lead. The reactive dog is not necessarily an aggressive dog, though inexperienced people may label it as such. It will certainly display a dislike of having its space invaded by rude or over zealous dogs! Stress, anxiety, excitement and anticipation can all cause a dog to be reactive. Some dogs may be reactive due to genetics, others due the environment or a traumatic incident that has occurred to them at some time. Can we help these dogs and their owners? Yes we can!This program includes your six private in-home sessions, hand out notes, training treats and support.
