Classes
Clicker Training
We use clicker training in all of our classes as it provides the puppy or dog with a clear indicator that they have done the correct behaviour.
Reward based training will help you to achieve the best results for training your puppy or dog.
By using the clicker this indicates to the puppy that they are doing the correct behaviour so they will offer the behaviour repetitively. When this happens we then add a verbal cue to the behaviour.
When the puppy or dog responds well to the verbal cue we can start to phase out the clicker.
We use free-shaping and luring to achieve the best results. Toys, play, interaction and verbal praise are also used alongside food in our classes.
PUPPY TRAINING
PROGRESSIVE OBEDIENCE
ADVANCED TRAINING
NON-COMPETITIVE AGILITY
How to Book
To book onto a course select the class you require from the classes menu. All the information about the course will be on that class page including what we cover, cost, start dates and times.
Select “Book now” this will take you to our online booking system. We accept all major credit cards.
There may be occasions where class dates listed have to be changed, or there may be a break in your course due to holidays. If you have registered onto a course you will be notified immediately if any class dates or times have been changed.
Please ensure that we have your correct contact details.
Our Location
All of our training classes and workshops are held at our indoor training centre located at the back of Road Green Farm, Hempnall, NR15 2NQ.
If you are unfamiliar with our location and have a smart phone download the App called What 3 Words. The three words to find us are: bonkers.hourglass.interlude
Our postal address is:
Alpine Bungalow
Bungay Road
Hempnall
NORWICH
NR15 2NQ
“Nutmeg and I so enjoyed the training sessions with you over the last several months. Nutmeg has been a much more promising student than her master (who is an old dog not too good with new tricks!). She has really benefitted from her training and that has made our lives so much easier too”. Terry, Margaret and Nutmeg, Welsh Border Collie
