Adult Dog Education (Launching Soon)

Dogs are wonderful in their own special ways. It’s often their unique quirks that make them so loveable. But extra playful or mischievous behaviour can be challenging at times, even for experienced caregivers.

With 80% of UK dogs showing at least one “undesirable” behaviour, our Adult Dog Education sessions focus on real-life skills to help your dog thrive at home, in public, and around others. Whether it’s selective hearing, over-enthusiastic greetings, lead pulling, or reinforcing the basics, we use a positive, reward-based approach grounded in behavioural science.

Offering both one-to-one and small group sessions, we teach communication, self-control, and trust to strengthen your bond, reduce stress at both ends of the lead, and build a well-adjusted dog you can take anywhere.

It’s education that benefits everyone (especially the postman.)

Training Session (1-1)

60 min

£150

Who’s it for?

Dogs requiring further attention to training
Dogs that have completed a behaviour consult which has identified the need to work with a trainer

What to expect

We’ll create a bespoke training session focused entirely on your dog’s needs and your goals. Delivered by a Registered Veterinary Nurse, they’ll cover practical skills like recall, loose-lead walking, settling, and polite greetings or dig into specific behaviours like reactivity or over-excitement. You’ll get hands-on coaching, real-time feedback, and clear exercises to practice at home. Think of it as a private tutor, minus the textbooks (and with treats).

Training Session (Group)

45 min

£38

Who’s it for?

Dogs requiring further attention to training
Dogs that have completed a behaviour consult which has identified the need to work with a trainer

What to expect

Delivered by Registered Veterinary Nurses experienced in behavioral management, session themes rotate − from recall and leash manners to calm greetings and confidence building. We’ll help your dog learn and practise real-life skills in a supportive, friendly environment, building their resilience, listening skills, and maybe even make a few friends, while you build your training toolkit.