Working Dogs

Developing Capable, Reliable and Functional Working Dogs

No two dogs, or handlers, are the same. Training begins with understanding where the dog currently is, where you want to go, and building a clear pathway between the two.

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Areas of development may include:

• Obedience and control under distraction

• Drive development and management

• Environmental exposure and confidence building

• Handler development

• Neutrality and impulse control

• Young dog foundations

• Grip development

• Scenario based training

• Sport/trial preparation

• Problem solving and troubleshooting

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Whether you're developing a young prospect, improving existing performance or refining specific areas, programmes are designed around creating practical outcomes that transfer beyond the trial field.