Puppy Class:
The Puppy class is specifically tailored for young dogs aged between 8 weeks and 4 months. This class has been developed to address the unique needs of puppies at this crucial stage of development, focusing on both socialisation and the cultivation of good manners.
Socialisation and Confidence Building
Puppies enrolled in this class will benefit from structured opportunities for positive social interactions. These experiences are designed to help them build valuable confidence, which is essential for their overall wellbeing and adaptability. Interacting with other puppies and people in a supportive environment encourages a positive approach to new situations.
Owner Guidance and Training Techniques
In addition to supporting the puppies, the class also equips owners with practical and effective training techniques. These methods are intended to help prevent the development of fear and anxiety in young dogs, establishing a solid foundation for future learning and desirable behaviour throughout the dog’s life.
Safe and Controlled Learning Environment
All Puppy classes are held indoors, ensuring a safe and controlled setting for both puppies and their owners. This environment allows everyone to focus on learning and growth without external distractions or risks, fostering a positive experience for all participants.

Obedience Class
This obedience class is specifically tailored for dogs that are at least four months old. It offers a supportive and structured environment where both dogs and their owners can acquire vital skills, laying the groundwork for effective training and a strong relationship.
Learning Outcomes for Dog Owners
. Introduction to new training techniques for all obedience commands
. Approaches to reinforce positive behaviour and encourage good manners in dogs
Focus Areas
The class emphasises fundamental obedience commands and everyday manners. Through these focus areas, dogs are guided to become well-mannered companions, both at home and when out in public settings.

Social Class
The Social Class is an excellent choice for members who enjoy meeting new people and participating in activities within a welcoming and friendly setting. This class is designed to foster connections among members, offering a relaxed atmosphere where individuals can socialise and build friendships.
Key Activities
Members of the Social Class have the opportunity to take part in group walks, allowing them to enjoy the outdoors while engaging in conversation and companionship. Additionally, group coffee outings are organised to encourage further interaction and relaxation. These activities are focused on creating a sense of community, giving everyone a chance to unwind, chat, and have a good time together.
Membership Requirements
To be eligible for the Social Class, members must have successfully completed the Advanced Level. This prerequisite ensures that all participants are suitably prepared to engage with the group and fully benefit from the activities offered.
Advance Class
The Advance Class is specifically tailored for dog owners who have already completed the 10-week Basic class. This class provides an opportunity to further develop training skills and participate in more advanced activities alongside their dogs.
Eligibility
Only those who have finished the initial 10-week Basic class are eligible to enrol in the Advance Class. This requirement ensures that all participants have the necessary foundation to progress into more challenging work.
Objectives
The primary objective of the Advance Class is to build upon the foundational training established in the Basic class. The program introduces more complex exercises and activities, aimed at enhancing the skills of both the dogs and their owners.

The Assistance Dog Program is designed to support individuals within the community who are experiencing Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) or severe anxiety. The program aims to provide significant benefits to participants through the companionship and assistance of a trained dog.
Target Participants
This program is particularly suitable for people who would benefit from the presence and support of an assistance dog due to their mental health conditions, such as PTSD or severe anxiety. In addition, the program is ideal for children on the autism spectrum, where the parent is directly involved in beginning the training process with their own dog.