Classes and Venues Across the New Forest
St Marks Community Hall - Pennington
The Square
Ramley Road
Lymington
SO41 8GQ
This venue is down a small road (there is sign at the end of the road- which might not be visible in the dark) The entrance is opposite North Street- A carpark is in front of the venue.J
SATURDAY 28th SEPTEMBER
11am
CLASSES ALSO RUN ON THURSDAY EVENINGS 7pm
Come and join are fun, informal, force free, kind and compassionate training classes.....
"Myself and pup Ru recently completed the puppy foundation course and were very happy to have been taught by Michelle @newforestdogtrainingacademy, we couldn’t ask for a better training class. Michelle is just brilliant. She's clearly a very experienced, knowledgeable dog trainer, who's calm, kind and relaxed attitude coached us humans to bring out the best in our pups" Karen Church
What our clients say about us........
"Hi Michelle,
I just wanted to say a huge thank you for running such fantastic classes and for your help and support. I have had an absolute blast and I know Kaiser has enjoyed himself.
We can’t wait to come back again after Christmas.
We have learnt so much and will continue to put all those things into practice.
Kind regards
Emma "
"Thank you so much for all your help and for all your hard work last night, so pleased to have passed at last, wasn’t sure if we were going to after several ‘Murphy’ moments. Love Jo"
"Dear Michelle,
Thank you so much for this last course, we all enjoyed it - and I am so pleased that we could bring the children!! Janette "
"Hello Michelle
Thank you so much.
It was great to meet you too. We all loved having you here....especially Reggie."
"Frank LOVED puppy classes, he has learn't so much and you made us feel so welcome... Thank you - Carly"
Adolescence - training teenagers (Bronze Class) From seven months of age
Mon, 30 Mar
|Hale Village Hall
As your puppy starts to get around seven months of age, you’ll discover that your puppy has grown into a……. teenager! This is the period that many owners don’t anticipate as they often expect their dogs will slip seamlessly from being a puppy into being an adult- This is where it all goes wrong!
Time & Location
30 Mar 2020, 19:30 – 20:20
Hale Village Hall, Hale Village Hall, 2NE, Hatchet Cl, Hale, Fordingbridge SP6 2NE, UK
Guests
About the Event
As your puppy starts to get around seven months of age, you’ll discover that your puppy has grown into a……. teenager! This is the period that many owners don’t anticipate as they often expect their dogs will slip seamlessly from being a puppy into being an adult, but this couldn’t be further from the truth. There is a reason why the most common age for dogs being given to rescue centres to be rehomed is between 6 – 18 months old, and this is because adolescence can be a tricky time.
With a little knowledge, preparation and a fair bit of patience however, you will find that you can deal with all the issues that living with a teenage dog can bring, and you can both sail through it and out the other side with your relationship and your sanity intact!
The Kennel Club Bronze Course and our Life Skills Training continues training the important life skills over the five week period..
From loose lead walking, jumping up to dynamic recall training we are covering it all.