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Canine Connection
Kent
Canine Connection offers a range of services throughout Kent. These services include: - Pesky to Perfect course - Troublesome to Terrific Teens Course - Engage, Play, Connect Adult dog classes - Growl classes for reactive dogs - 1:1 training - Behavioural modification packages We also offer a dog walking service. all dogs are taken to our 5 acre enclosed field for off lead playtime.
Borstal Barkers
Kent
My classes a designed for your family and dog to achieve the UK Kennel Club Puppy Foundation, Bronze, Silver and Gold Good citizen awards from the UK Kennel Club. Class sizes are kept small and everything is included in the price of the course. I provide Food reward, Tutorial handouts and on completion awards, certificates and badges. The course lasts 10 weeks and is an hour each week.
PJ Paws is a Dog Walking and Dog Training Service! We aim to provide your pets with the highest care when your not there and show you the best methods of positive reinforcement and positive training! We have a 5 star Facebook rating so you can be ensured you are with a service that has A GREAT reputation!
Swaggle Dogs
Kent
We are An experienced dog walking company based in Larkfield. We offer a wealth of experience within the industry beginning 17 years ago, we aim to bring a difference and joy to your dogs daily walks by varying the type of walks given. We want your dogs to conquer the Kentish countryside in style, so come on, let your dog be a Swaggle dog! We now have 2.5 acres of secure land to play in :) please see our Facebook page for more info www.
Louise Nixon
At Top Class we specialise in one-to-one training sessions and behaviour consultation. Whether you have a general training issue or would just like to develop your dog’s skills we can help you with a range of common but sometimes challenging training issues. If your dog has abnormal or problem behaviours, then a behaviour consultation will provide support and a training programme designed to modify your dog’s specific behavioural problems.
ABC for Dogs
Kent
ABC For Dogs is run by Adrian Kollnberger B.A.Hons (Dog Behaviour and Training) MGODT, MCFBA. Whether it is from puppy classes, obedience classes,dog agility classes through to behaviour or aggression issues, dog walking and pet sitting situated in the Medway area of Kent I am a dog trainer & behaviourist who is well positioned to supply training and behaviour solutions to the whole of Kent and South East area,both in your home on a one to one basis or in a class environment.
Tara bates - Pet behaviour specialist is a professional, qualified and insured independently run local business that offers Puppy classes, 121 training and behaviour consultations (for cats and dogs)throughout Medway and the surrounding areas.
Karena Sunley-Jones
My Cody has just finished his basic Gundog course and we are starting his novice level classes at the end of the month. I could not recommend Claire and John enough! Support extends beyond your lessons and you get help with every little issue whether Gundog related or not.
Cody looks forward to his classes every other week and cannot wait to carry on developing his skills with such excellent trainers!
Jonathan Purle
I first started leaving Shaun here 3 years ago. I didn't want him to go to traditional Kennels or some anonymous business, and was impressed that here was somebody who regularly allowed strange dogs into her house. Her partner has subsequently told me that she gives the dogs pretty much a personal treatment: from having them all on a big blanket watching TV, to the point of her sleeping in the spare room with the dogs when one of them was lonely!!
Another point I like is that Sharon angles for small-to-medium dogs and is particular about checking that they're non-aggressive etc. I think she limits her work to 3-4 dogs at once. This means that they all get to go out and play together.
I've been leaving him for longer and longer breaks over the past couple of years. Each time Sharon is happy to exchange short emails or texts, and each time he comes home exhausted (and usually having lost weight) from all the fun and exercise.
I am using Dog Retreat again very shortly and would certainly recommend.
As a child, I loved exploring the Kent countryside with our dogs. As a farming family, all of our dogs had to be well-behaved, so I grew up seeing how useful it can be to train your dog. Having an obedient dog can make a huge difference, particularly when you’re out and about. With everyone leading such busy lives, it can be difficult to train your new dog while juggling work and family life. So I thought I'd learn how to pass on my experience of training and working with dogs through becoming a dog trainer.
Dogs love meeting new people, whether they come on two legs or four. Often, families may only have one dog, so they miss out on interacting with other dogs on a regular basis. What I love about my job is that I can see all the dogs who come to my school really enjoying each class. They get to make some friends while learning new skills. To them, the classes feel like fun, so they’re more likely to learn from them. It’s so rewarding seeing the enjoyment that they get out of it, as well as seeing that the owners are impressed by their dog’s progress.
Everyone loves puppies, and I love my puppy training classes. It’s great to see them learning basic skills and finding their feet. I also enjoy teaching the more advanced, technical classes, such as protection or gun dog training. These take much more discipline to teach because the dogs have to be able to react correctly to very specific commands. But that makes it all the more worthwhile when my pupils perfect these skills.
How many dog(s) need to be trained?
1
Which age group does your dog(s) fall into?
Puppy (3-6 months)
Where in Kent are you looking for a dog trainer?
Ashford
What type of dog training do you need?
Puppy training
Are you looking for individual or group training?
One-to-one lessons
What breed(s) need to be trained?
Alsatian
Have you or your dog(s) received professional training before?
No
What negative behaviours is your dog displaying?
Too hyper and difficult to control
How many dog(s) need to be trained?
1
Which age group does your dog(s) fall into?
Adolescent (6-12 months)
Where in Kent are you looking for a dog trainer?
Maidstone
What type of dog training do you need?
Gun dog training
Are you looking for individual or group training?
Group classes
What breed(s) need to be trained?
Labrador
Have you or your dog(s) received professional training before?
Yes
What negative behaviours is your dog displaying?
None but requires specialist gun dog training
How many dog(s) need to be trained?
2
Which age group does your dog(s) fall into?
Both 1-2 years
Where in Kent are you looking for a dog trainer?
Gillingham
What type of dog training do you need?
Behavioural training
Are you looking for individual or group training?
Group classes
What breed(s) need to be trained?
Spaniel & French Bulldog
Have you or your dog(s) received professional training before?
No
What negative behaviours is your dog displaying?
One is displaying antisocial or aggressive behaviour towards other dogs, the other displays general disobedience
