Book this session if you want to review your dog's progress with their behaviour or training plan. Using the video link means we can send you a recording of the call, or we can ring your mobile or land line.

Grab my brain for half an hour to talk through tricky cases, awkward situations or brainstorm on format and content of classes, marketing and more.
If we use Skype you'll also get a recording of the entire session!

Get a whole hour of brain storming, planning and setting goals to help your clients or your own business.
Recorded (if we use Skype or Zoom) so you can relax without taking frantic notes.

Get individual personalised help with your deaf dog related questions, and create an effective training plan!
Morag has over ten years experience working with deaf dogs, and leads the team at Well Connected Canine. You can borrow her brain for 30 minutes to supercharge your training or kick start implementing your existing behaviour modification plan

Essential real life exercises you and your dog can enjoy learning together in a group setting. You will learn: response to name, manners (not jumping up), walking nicely on lead, coming back when called, stay, self-control around food and doorways (including the car) and play manners.

5 week course (Wednesdays from 19th February)

Suitable for new starters AND progression students.
PLUS you can choose to be assessed for the APDT Good Companion Award at Foundation or Progress levels.

Book a 121 lesson with your puppy trainer at our Yorkshire Museum of Farming venue, either to kickstart your training before class starts or for help with something extra.

Open to existing puppy class clients only - there will be other dogs and people around during your session.

Book in for a face to face review with your behaviourist or a short practical session with your trainer at our Yorkshire Museum of Farming venue.

Open to existing clients only - there will be other dogs and people around during your session.

Book a 121 lesson with your behaviourist or trainer at our Yorkshire Museum of Farming venue.

Open to existing clients only - there will be other dogs and people around during your session.

If your dog is over 20 weeks old, we always invite you to attend an orientation session before you book onto any of our classes. This gives you the chance to meet us, and find out how we train (people and dogs!), and lets us assess your dog's suitability for classes.

You will leave with some essential homework and immediate advice, plus a personal recommendation of what to do next with your dog.

Venue: Yorkshire Museum of Farming, Murton, YO19 5UF

Running with your dog can give you a sense of freedom especially if your dog can't usually go off lead as the exercise helps to drain excess energy.
A brief introduction to canicross (running with your dog as a team) covering choosing kit, teaching basic commands and putting it into practice.

Running with your dog can give you a sense of freedom especially if your dog can't usually go off lead.
Giving them a job to do can help with anxiety and frustration, plus the exercise helps to drain excess energy.
The best way to learn is in a very small group with just one other reliable dog as a model. We can do harness fittings calmly, no need to work round other dogs and people. Then we go out together to work on your skills, and help your dog learn to concentrate.
Taught in a secure 2-acre field.

Would your dog rather go off hunting than come back to you?
Rather sniff than pay attention to you?
Picks things up but wont bring them back?

During this half day workshop we'll be incorporating gundog games into your training to help build focus, steadiness, recall and the start of a joyful retrieve...plus more!

Open to all breeds of dog and taught by Clare Ross

Does your dog crouch, stare, fixate or chase stuff?
Ever feel like you've just been herded round a walk?
Are other dogs puzzled by your herding dog's behaviour?

During this half day workshop we'll be learning about the special quirks of the herding dog brain and incorporating games designed for them into your training to help build focus, steadiness, recall and the start of control at distance...plus more!

Open to all breeds of dog, not just collies!

Canine Hoopers is a fantastic low impact dog sport suitable for all ages and breeds of dog

This introductory session will introduce you and your dog to the key pieces of equipment; hoops, barrels and tunnels, used in Canine Hoopers

Dogs need to be comfortable settling and working in close proximity to other dogs.

Test your Parkour skills in a new woodland environment! We'll be challenging your Parkour eye and pushing your creativity and sequencing skills to the limit on an activity walk, with dedicated feedback on your achievements. Set your own goals, or accept a challenge, the choice is yours!

Refreshments and planning in a warm hall; parkour fun outside no matter the weather!

Limited to three attendees

Open to any dogs who have previously completed a Parkour class, workshop or 121

Is your dog a budding ninja, willing to climb on, under and over everything? Then Canine Parkour could be for you!

This workshop will cover everything you need to get started; including building enthusiasm and confidence and the key skills needed for Canine Parkour.

Maximum two handlers (suitable for dogs who struggle to be calm around people or other dogs?)

You need to be familiar with clicker or marker training, and have done some simple targeting work before (nose, paw or hand target).

Come and learn how to work as a sniffing team with your dog – absolutely ANY breed or age of dog can start doing Scentwork right now. You’ll learn about how your dog smells the world, and how to help rather than hinder them in the game.
Dogs will be working for a scented toy OR edible food like cheese.

Pre-requisites: we just ask that your dog can settle in a class situation or relax in your vehicle when not working, and you come prepared to learn.

Limited to three attendees