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A fun day out for the family! A 5 hour practical dog behaviour workshop for dog owners/families including their dogs who exhibit minor behaviour issues.
Up to 5 family members can attend this group session, including children from 10 yrs old. The session includes a 1.5 hour theory session on dog psychology/behaviour and a practical session, where each family member will get to work with their dog, learning and implementing techniques to correct unwanted behaviour.
Light lunch and refreshments. Each dog attending will receive a rope slip lead.
A 1 hour workshop on basic dog behaviour available for schools. A Practical session where young people can learn and interact with balanced dogs. (The length of the workshop can be adjusted to suit your requirements)
Delivered in school, with 2 balanced dogs aimed at young people aged 7-11 years old. Topics to include the puppy stage, greeting a dog, walking a dog, feeding time, playing with a dog, sleeping time and dog health.
Each young person will receive a certificate with 10% off the ‘Dog Pack Leader -Junior course’
A 3 day dog behaviour workshop during school holiday time for young people aged between 7-11 years old. A fun but informative practical workshop educating young people about basic dog behaviour and how to behave around and care for dogs in a safe, balanced way. Perfect for kids that love dogs !
Age 7-11 years. Workshop times are 8.30-5.00pm. Each young person must attend each day and bring a packed lunch. Young People will get to work with and care for a balanced dog from the Dog Trouble Pack for 3 days ! They will experience the daily routine of the Dog Trouble Pack involving how to walk a dog by their side, how to play with them safely, how to keep a dog healthy and how to understand a dog’s body language. Fun activities they will teach their dog will include dog agility, swimming and search and find games.
Drinks are provided. Each young person will receive a T-Shirt and certificate.
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