Group training.

Learn together.

Train the dog
in front of you.

Whether you're starting with a puppy, brushing up on the basics or looking for something new to enjoy together, there's a place for you.

Our small, supportive classes focus on practical skills, confidence and enjoying training with your dog. No pressure to keep up with everyone else. We work with the dogs in front of us.

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It's never just about the dog.

People rarely come because life with their dog is going well.

Walks have become stressful.

Visitors are difficult.

Recall has disappeared.

Or they've simply stopped enjoying life with their dog.

My job is to leave you knowing what to do when the real world happens.

That's why every class looks a little different.

Because every dog in front of me is different.

What actually happens in class

Understand
why your dog behaves the way they do.

Adapt
When life changes.

Feel more confident
making decisions.

Trust
your own judgement.

A woman stands indoors holding a leash attached to a seated brown dog wearing a decorative harness, with a food bowl on the floor nearby. The woman is wearing a gray t-shirt, blue leggings, and sneakers, and the room has metal walls and a wooden ceiling.

A curly-haired dog walking on a path with a person sitting on a bench in the background, surrounded by grass and trees.

Individual coaching.

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Real life situations.

Four people and three dogs standing in a grassy field with a red tractor in the background and a partly cloudy blue sky.

Clear feedback.

Calm dogs.
Confident owners.

Learning should be enjoyable.

You won't spend six weeks learning a script.

You'll learn how to make good decisions for the dog in front of you.

Good classes don't end when you go home.

They change how you think about your dog.

Find the class that’s right for you

Wherever you’re starting, we’ll meet you there.

Every class follows the same philosophy. The starting point simply depends on where you and your dog are today.

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Foundation Training: For dogs of all ages

Whether you're starting with a puppy, navigating adolescence or brushing up on skills with an older dog, good foundations make everyday life easier.

We work on connection, loose lead walking, recall and learning to manage distractions, with exercises adapted to the dogs in front of us.

Small, supportive classes, £25 per session, and no need to commit to a full course. Just book the dates that suit you.

This is for you if…

  • You have a puppy, adolescent or adult dog who needs some everyday foundations.
  •  Walks, recall or distractions aren't quite going to plan.
  • You'd like to build your dog's confidence and skills in a small, supportive group.

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Gundog Training

Gundog training isn't just for dogs heading into the shooting field. It's a brilliant way to give dogs an outlet for their natural instincts while building connection, focus and teamwork.

From retrieving and hunting games to steadiness and working around distractions, we make training enjoyable for both ends of the lead. No tweed or shooting ambitions required.

This is for you if…

  • Your dog loves retrieving, hunting, sniffing or carrying things.
  • You'd like to channel those natural instincts into enjoyable training.
  • You want to build connection, steadiness and teamwork, whether you're interested in shooting or simply having fun together.

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Scent Work

Put your dog's nose to work! Scent training gives dogs the opportunity to do something they're naturally brilliant at, using their sense of smell to search for and identify specific scents.

It's suitable for dogs of all ages and breeds, whether they're bursting with energy, lacking confidence or simply enjoy a good sniff. No previous training experience needed.

This is for you if…

  • Your dog thrives on sniffing.
  • You want to build confidence.

  • You’re looking for great mental enrichment.


I’ve never been
to a dog class.

Your dog won’t
embarrass you.
Every dog starts
somewhere.

Before you book

My dog is
too old.

Dogs don’t care
how old they are.
They care whether
learning is enjoyable.

My dog is
reactive.

Many dogs come
because life has
become difficult.
We’ll help you choose
the right starting point.

I dont know
which class I need.

That’s completely
normal. We’ll point
you in the right
direction.

Training doesn’t have
to stay in one lane.

Many people begin in one class
and discover another they never
expected to enjoy.

A person with tattoos on their arms reaching out to give a handshake to a brown puppy inside a metal crate in the back of a vehicle.

Not sure?

You don’t have to figure it all out first.

Tell me a little about your dog.

I’ll point you towards the best place to start.