Training

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Types Of Training

Our Dog Training Classes

Whether you’re a new pup parent or a seasoned dog trainer, teaching your furry friend new tricks can be both challenging and rewarding. From obedience training to agility exercises, there are many specialised types of training to help your dog become the best canine they can be.

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Puppy Training

Foundation behaviours, confidence and early handler skills for new puppy parents.

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Obedience Training

Elementary through advanced levels with real-life distractions and consistent weekly practice.

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Agility Training

A fun sport for dogs over 18 months, building teamwork through jumps, tunnels and obstacles.

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Advanced Show Training

Guidance toward advanced "C" level work and support for members who want to enter shows.

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What to know before your first Saturday

Classes are held on Saturday afternoons for an hour, weather permitting. Training is cancelled over long weekends when the Friday or Monday is a public holiday.

Different techniques work for different dogs and handlers. Within the framework of what we teach, you may receive slightly different advice from one trainer to another. Find the approach that works best for you and your dog.

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Only available in the afternoon
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Bring

Water, a bowl, treats, a favourite toy, a lead and collar, and a bag for cleaning up after your dog.

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Arrive

Please arrive around 30 minutes before training starts to register and allow your dog time to settle in. We train every Saturday, except over long weekends and when weather conditions prevent training.

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Seasonal Times

General training runs from 15:30 to 16:30 on Saturdays during summer and from 14:30 to 15:30 during winter.

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