Classes and Venues Across the New Forest- Sway, Pennington and Christchurch
Burton Community Centre
Burton Community Centre
Sandy Plot,
Burton,
Christchurch, Dorset,
BH23 7NH
Puppy Classes - 7pm
Puppy Improvers - 8pm
Outdoor Venue
New Park Farm
Lyndhurst Road, Brockenhurst
SO42 7QH
St Marks Community Hall - Pennington
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
16th May 2024
Puppy Classes - 7pm
The Square,
Ramley Road
Lymington
SO41 8GQ
SCENTWORK UK
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"
Hoopers - A Whole New World of Fun!!
Canine Hoopers is the latest canine sport that' taking the nation by storm. Bringing the same momentum and excitement as agility but requiring no jumps or tight turns - Canine Hoopers is much safer and has no negative impact on the health and well being of our precious pups.
Aside from being a safe and exciting form of exercise for your dog, it's also super accessible for any doggy parent and its rapidly growing in popularity.
Hoopers is a fun, low impact, free flowing sport that started in the US but now has a strong following here in the UK. It’s even part of the programme at Crufts now.
So what is Hoopers all about?
Think about the pace and excitement of agility - but with a gentler course that doesn’t have any jumps - and that’s hoopers. The courses are flowing and consist of a series of hoops, barrels on tunnels. There aren’t the tight turns and high-impact activities that you might see on an agility course.
Brand NEW
Outdoor facilities
Why is it so popular?
The main reason is the same as for agility and any other canine sport - it’s FUN!
Lots of dog owners also like Hoopers because they feel it is safer and more suitable for some dogs, particularly older ones. The equipment is cheaper and easy to set up, making it more accessible for more people.
Who is Hoopers suited to?
The joy of Hoopers is that it is truly well-suited to ALL dogs. The tunnels and hoops are typically 80cm across, making them large enough for big breeds and roomy for smaller ones.
Because the courses are ground level, they are suitable for young puppies and elderly or disabled dogs (who are otherwise fit and well), who can take part without any worries about damaging joints or bones.
Come and enjoy the fun of the five week course beginning in 2022
5th May 2022 - 10am
NEW PARK FARM - BROCKENHURST
Click to book your place.
Five week course
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