Dog training centre
Training that sticks — for dogs and their humans.
Our dog school gives you and your dog an enjoyable, positive learning experience: consistent routine, social structure and an environment your dog clearly understands.
How our school works
We specialise in domestic obedience and personal protection, and we’re committed to providing the best service possible. The duration of training depends on your dog’s ability and your own positive, consistent participation — experience predicts that about three to six months of lessons will ensure your dog is well behaved at home.
Training is an ongoing process: it gives your dog coping skills, stimulation and human/animal interaction — as well as a fun, enjoyable outing. We expect our handlers to commit to daily homework, because learning is established by consistent repetition.
Group lessons run on a monthly basis of four weeks — where a month has five Tuesdays or Saturdays, the fifth is a no-training day. Our advanced class maintains a group of well-trained dogs who enjoy the social outing.
Class times
The Dog Club — Haddon
Saturday mornings:
Junior & Intermediate: 9:00 – 9:45
Advanced obedience & bite work: 10:00 – 11:00
Tuesday afternoons:
Puppies, Junior & Intermediate: 16:00 – 16:45
Advanced: 17:00 – 17:45
The Dog Club — Randhart
Wednesday afternoons:
Puppies, Junior & Intermediate: 16:00 – 16:45
Advanced: 16:45 – 17:30
Penbritte
Thursday classes — please confirm times when you enquire.
Special class: for handlers who need individual, extra time in obedience or bite work — by appointment only; an additional fee applies.
Enrolment
- New enrolments can only begin on the first Tuesday or Saturday of the month.
- Bring your pet’s current vaccination certificate.
- Arrive 20 minutes early on your first day to complete the paperwork.
- Junior groups usually run with between two and ten dogs.
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