Dog Training Workshops 2026
Focus, Engagement & Loose Lead: Sunday 25th of Jan & 1st of Feb 11.45am - £35
A course of two workshops dedicated to introducing the skills that support focus, concentration, cooperation and beautiful loose lead walking.
These sessions are suitable for dogs of all ages and content will be delivered through a variety of exercises and games that will be adapted to suit individual needs.
Each session will last approximately 60-70mins and with time afterwards for questions.
Recall For Beginners: Mon 2nd Feb & Mon 9th Feb - 12.30-1.30pm - £35
A course of two sessions that will introduce the many skills needed so that you can work towards a reliable recall. Learning will be delivered through a combination of formal exercises and games.
Owners will be asked to bring both a short flat lead of approx. 1M as well as a long line.
Place Command & Stop Command: Saturday 7th February - 1.30pm-2.15pm - £15
Suitable for dogs of all ages and abilities. This will be a fun session to introduce two very important and useful skills - place and an emergency stop!
Place command is handy but also leads to many fun games and activities which we can cover.
Retrieve For Beginners: Sunday 15th of Feb - 11.45-12.15pm - £15
Suitable for dogs of all ages, ability and of any type/breed - ideal for dogs who love toys and balls. This will suit those who have already learned a formal recall with me.
During this session we will introduce the skills needed to build a great retrieve such as manners, front sit, delivery and various activities that can be enjoyed as a result of these skills.
I suggest that owners bring a short flat lead, an optional longer lead, dummy and/or ball. If using a dummy for a novice dog, I would suggest one that is not too chunky and is easy for your dog to carry or hold. However, this will be a fun session so you may bring a few items that your dog likes or is interested in - I will just ask that we have NO squeaky toys!
Using only kind, force-free methods we will work to meet each dog's individual needs with an emphasis on having fun and developing confidence.
We may work in the sand school, indoor training room and our fields. Suitable clothing and footwear is essential.
A space on any workshop can be booked by contacting me and making payment through bank transfer. You are welcome to message me or to telephone 07535 040602.
www.cottagefarmdogtraining.co.uk
Focus, Engagement & Loose Lead: Sunday 25th of Jan & 1st of Feb 11.45am - £35
A course of two workshops dedicated to introducing the skills that support focus, concentration, cooperation and beautiful loose lead walking.
These sessions are suitable for dogs of all ages and content will be delivered through a variety of exercises and games that will be adapted to suit individual needs.
Each session will last approximately 60-70mins and with time afterwards for questions.
Recall For Beginners: Mon 2nd Feb & Mon 9th Feb - 12.30-1.30pm - £35
A course of two sessions that will introduce the many skills needed so that you can work towards a reliable recall. Learning will be delivered through a combination of formal exercises and games.
Owners will be asked to bring both a short flat lead of approx. 1M as well as a long line.
Place Command & Stop Command: Saturday 7th February - 1.30pm-2.15pm - £15
Suitable for dogs of all ages and abilities. This will be a fun session to introduce two very important and useful skills - place and an emergency stop!
Place command is handy but also leads to many fun games and activities which we can cover.
Retrieve For Beginners: Sunday 15th of Feb - 11.45-12.15pm - £15
Suitable for dogs of all ages, ability and of any type/breed - ideal for dogs who love toys and balls. This will suit those who have already learned a formal recall with me.
During this session we will introduce the skills needed to build a great retrieve such as manners, front sit, delivery and various activities that can be enjoyed as a result of these skills.
I suggest that owners bring a short flat lead, an optional longer lead, dummy and/or ball. If using a dummy for a novice dog, I would suggest one that is not too chunky and is easy for your dog to carry or hold. However, this will be a fun session so you may bring a few items that your dog likes or is interested in - I will just ask that we have NO squeaky toys!
Using only kind, force-free methods we will work to meet each dog's individual needs with an emphasis on having fun and developing confidence.
We may work in the sand school, indoor training room and our fields. Suitable clothing and footwear is essential.
A space on any workshop can be booked by contacting me and making payment through bank transfer. You are welcome to message me or to telephone 07535 040602.
www.cottagefarmdogtraining.co.uk