



Initial session via Zoom and follow on sessions in person
The blended learning training option is ideal if you require a more in person approach.
The initial, 2 hour, session is carried out via Zoom and then the subsequent sessions can either all be in person (outdoors) or half on Zoom and half in person (outdoors). This allows you to receive the same in-depth initial session as you would have pre-Covid, without the risk to either of us that comes with sitting indoors together for two hours. Sessions 2 and 3 can then be carried out in your garden, as long as it allows for social distancing, and sessions 4 to 6 can be carried out in the local environment (ever changing restrictions dependant)!
Initial session via Zoom
Five in-person sessions
The six week courses offer a comprehensive course to give you all of the skills and knowledge to set yourself and your dog up for a happy and fun life together.
Session one is via Zoom, as this is the session where we would previously sit and cover most of the theory side of things. We look at:
Session two is in your garden and we look at:
Session three is also in your garden and we look at:
Session four is outside of your home and in your local area, with us covering:
Session five is usually in a local park and we work on:
Our final session, session six, is usually in a local park and we conclude our training by working on:
Although there is a plan to each session, sometimes skills are covered in different weeks, as they come up, or we can add or remove things on a case to case basis.
You get a lot more content, personal to you, when training on a one to one basis, compared to when attending a group class situation.
Clients are also given access to a Google drive file with a lot of useful resources and are given a welcome pack with some treats, a toy, and a clicker to get you started.
We are able to work towards the APDT Good Companion Puppy Award, and you get a certificate upon passing.
There is an option to have sessions 2 and 3 via Zoom if you do not have a garden.
Please be aware that if local restrictions are put into force, meaning that in person training is not possible, or either side has to self isolate, then clients will be given the option of either having Zoom training sessions, or postponing until we can train in person again.
Mileage may be added depending on your location - please check before booking.
Total Recall Masterclass
Lovely Leadwork Masterclass
Recall and loose lead walking are two of the main challenges that dog owners struggle most with, yet they are two of the most important skills to master, if we are to enjoy our time together.
I can personally say, with my current two dogs, my attitude was very much "if they can settle, come back when called, and don't pull me when on their lead, I don't really care about the rest!"
These four session master classes are designed to give you plenty of skills in your dog training "toolbox" to work towards your dog REALLY wanting to come back to you, and really enjoy working on a loose lead.
Session 1: Approximately an hour and a half Zoom consultation
Session 2: An hour in your garden
Session 3: An hour in a secure paddock (client to book)
Session 4: An hour out in "real life."
These sessions have planned activities however the exact content may vary on a case to case basis to best meet the needs of you and your dog.
Although the course is 4 sessions in length, these do not need to be taken on a weekly basis. If you would like more time to practice in between sessions then you may opt to have them once a fortnight.
Pay as you go training is available for clients who just wish to have assistance with one issue, or would just like to dip into help on an as and when basis. This is usually the option taken once clients have completed a six week course, however, it is occasionally chosen from the start.
Initial session: 2 hours via Zoom with access to a resource folder and is £90
Follow up sessions: 1 hour in person (outside) and they are £40 per session or 3 for £105
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