Here’s a quick overview of the training courses available at Puppy Fun & Games. Each course is designed to help dogs and owners build confidence through reward-based learning. For full details on each offering, click the links below!
If classes are not convenient for you, one to one training offers a flexible and personalised alternative.
I provide tailored sessions designed to meet your dog's individual needs and training goals. We can focus on anything that matters to you, from essential skills like loose lead walking, polite greetings, and recall to more specific challenges unique to your pup.
Give your puppy the best foundation with our six-week training course, designed to boost confidence, build essential skills and create positive experiences.
With only four puppies per class, your pup gets plenty of individual attention while learning in a relaxed, friendly environment. Each week, they’ll gain confidence through positive social experiences with other puppies and their owners, helping them develop essential life skills.
Canine Hoopers is a fun, low impact, free flowing agility style sport that is low impact on your dog's joints but high on the fun scale.
The sport is accessible for dogs and owners of all ages and fitness levels as it requires distance handling rather than running with your dog.
I am situated in a safe and secure location and have both indoor and outdoor facilities which means we can be totally flexible on where we hold the class depending on the weather. This also allows us to control the level of distractions during training.
I provide access to a number of e-books throughout the course which supports the lessons and games that you will be playing! Be prepared for homework too!! The more you play the games with your pup the quicker they will learn, but it is so much fun it doesn't feel like learning.
I offer lessons at weekends and on week days, both during the day and evenings, perfect for shift workers or parents with kids at School. Get in touch so we can find a convenient time for you.
