Group Classes Starting October 2024

These are six week courses consisting of 5 classes and a final outdoor session in Arrowe Park.

Each session lasts for 45 minutes.

Cost:

Part 1 classes – £100

Part 2 classes – £95

Part 3 classes – £90

Part 3 classes are suitable for dogs who have previously completed Novelty, Bronze Kennel Club Award, or Part 2.

Starting Thursday 17th October 2024 – Indoor classes in Hoylake

4pm Part 3 Novelty Course – suitable for those who have completed Part 2 classes. Introducing a range of ideas that stimulate the dogs, encourage them to learn new skills, and build their confidence using positive reinforcement.

5pm Part 2 Course – suitable for those who have recently completed a Part 1 Good Puppy or Part 1 Good Dog course

6pm Part 3 Novelty Course – suitable for those who have completed Part 2 classes. Introducing a range of ideas that stimulate the dogs, encourage them to learn new skills, and build their confidence using positive reinforcement.

7pm Part 1 Good Puppy Course – for puppies up to 5 months of age at the start of the course

8pm Part 1 Good Dog Course – for dogs of all ages and puppies over 5 months

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR TO BOOK: Please email epeacheyinfo@gmail.com

Dog and Puppy Training

As Consultants in Animal Behaviour, we see many difficulties which could have been avoided, so we began offering training lessons as a way of developing an understanding between dog and family, and preventing difficulties. We run group courses and also offer individual sessions, using training methods based on reward and motivation.

Class Training

The Part 1 Good Puppy course is for puppies as young as possible. They should start as soon as the owner and veterinary surgeon are happy that the puppy has completed the vaccination programme. Puppies must be under 20 weeks at the start of the course.

The Part 1 Good Dog course is similar in content but is suitable for dogs and puppies of all ages.

The Part 2 course is for dogs who have completed either a Good Dog or Good Puppy course. We are able to cover training themes in more depth and introduce new topics. We also work towards the Kennel Club Good Citizen Dog Scheme Puppy Foundation Assessment Award.

The classes are fun and enjoyable for dogs and owners. The dog walks and outdoor lessons are unique and enhance the learning experience for you and your dog.

All the classes are for pet dogs. They are aimed at teaching your dog the things he or she needs to know to fit in with your family and be a well-behaved pet for years to come.

We have small classes with a maximum of seven dogs. This means that there is time for individual attention and we can make sure that every puppy and dog is getting what they need from the course.

All the family are invited to attend, as we feel it is extremely important that everyone is involved with a family dog. Children are most welcome to come along and be involved in the classes.

Terms and Conditions

All work undertaken is fully insured and follows the Animal Behaviour and Training Council (APBC) code of conduct. By booking a place in one of our classes, you agree that you have read, understood and accepted the relevant statements below.

Before, during and after classes, your dog is your responsibility and must be under your control at all times. We accept no responsibility for any injury or damages to any animal, person or property while participating in any training sessions
Payment is due in advance to secure your place on the course. All group classes include six sessions of which one is an outdoor lesson or walk. Refunds will not be issued for missed classes
If you are unable to attend, you are welcome to send your dog with another family member, and you may attend any session without your dog if necessary
School aged children are welcome to attend, but no handler under the age of 16 will be allowed to participate in any training session unless accompanied by a responsible adult
Please let us know in advance if you or your dog have any special needs so that we can make every effort to accommodate them
Occasionally we may need to cancel a class due to unforeseen circumstances. We will inform you of this by text or email as soon as possible (please ensure we have your up to date contact details). In these circumstances the missed class will usually be added to the end of the block or, if this is not possible, an alternative will be offered
Group training sessions suit dogs who can focus and be reasonably calm around other people and dogs. On rare occasions a dog may find the group sessions too stressful, in which case we may suggest a more suitable alternative
Mis-handling or physical abuse of dogs in class will not be tolerated and, following a warning, owners will be asked to leave class if this is continued

Erica Peachey

Classes

Group Classes Starting October 2024

Dog and Puppy Training

Class Training

Terms and Conditions

All work undertaken is fully insured and follows the Animal Behaviour and Training Council (APBC) code of conduct. By booking a place in one of our classes, you agree that you have read, understood and accepted the relevant statements below.

Before, during and after classes, your dog is your responsibility and must be under your control at all times. We accept no responsibility for any injury or damages to any animal, person or property while participating in any training sessions

Payment is due in advance to secure your place on the course. All group classes include six sessions of which one is an outdoor lesson or walk. Refunds will not be issued for missed classes

If you are unable to attend, you are welcome to send your dog with another family member, and you may attend any session without your dog if necessary

School aged children are welcome to attend, but no handler under the age of 16 will be allowed to participate in any training session unless accompanied by a responsible adult

Please let us know in advance if you or your dog have any special needs so that we can make every effort to accommodate them

Group training sessions suit dogs who can focus and be reasonably calm around other people and dogs. On rare occasions a dog may find the group sessions too stressful, in which case we may suggest a more suitable alternative

Mis-handling or physical abuse of dogs in class will not be tolerated and, following a warning, owners will be asked to leave class if this is continued