Adolescent Coaching
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During this course we will help you understand your dog as they navigate the adolescent phase, which can take place from 6-24 months of age (approximately).
Every behaviour happens for a reason and we look into these different reasons and at how to help your dog progress and succeed, whilst dealing with the challenge of adolescence. During the course we will help you develop your connection with your dog, sharpen your observation skills and your understanding of your dog, as well as equip you with a range of practical coaching skills, using positive training methods. To have successful skills such as recall, loose lead walking and be able to deal with distractions, our dog needs to be able to deal with and cope in different situations and environments. We look at the impact adolescence has on our dog and their ability to execute behaviours and skills. Join us on this course as we explore how your dog’s emotional, physical and mental wellbeing impact their behaviour and learn how to support and coach your dog so that they are able to perform desired skills such as recall and loose lead walking. For dogs aged 6-24 months approximately. |
Ticket Options
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Each ticket type also includes:
If you would like to pay in instalments please contact us before booking.
- Access to our specially designed training centre and real life environmental opportunities during each class
- Small groups, maximum of 4 dogs per course
- Individual 20m2 learning zone for each dog
If you would like to pay in instalments please contact us before booking.
Dog Training Classes near Bristol and Bath
Our specialist dog coaching centre is based in Hunstrete, North East Somerset, within easy reach of most Somerset and South West towns including Bristol, Bath, Keynsham, Longwell Green, Bradford-on-Avon, Shepton Mallet, Pensford, Chew Magna, Paulton, Radstock, Clutton, Midsomer Norton.
Our address is: Common Wood, Hunstrete Lane, Hunstrete, BS39 4NT
Our address is: Common Wood, Hunstrete Lane, Hunstrete, BS39 4NT
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