Heel, Recall & Focus 10/6, 17/6 & 24/6

Service Description

3 x Weekly Sessions | 1 hour each | Wednesday's 10.00am to 11am Location: The Old House Farm, Oddley Lane, Saunderton, Bucks HP27 9NQ * Group Training Workshop designed to improve heel and recall around distractions, people, and other dogs * Held in a secure 3-acre paddock, offering a safe and controlled environment Focus on helping dogs stay engaged with you the handler, rather than getting distracted by their surroundings * Open to all breeds of dogs and puppies, 6 months and older * Reinforce key behaviours, improve communication, and strengthen the bond with your dog * Some introduction to retrieving, hunting and handling exercises, preparing them for progression to foundation gundog training * Perfect for building focus and ensuring success in everyday situations * All dog breeds welcome - these groups are NOT suitable to dogs who are reactive to other dogs or people. Please get in touch if you need to get recommended to a behaviourist Dates: Wednesday 10/6, 17/6 and 246 Time: 10.00am to 11.00am Location: The Old House Farm Saunderton, Bucks, in a 3-acre secure paddock Cost: £90 for the 3 weekly course. Maximum of 8 handlers in the group. Important Notes: Weather: Sessions will continue rain or shine. Reactive Dogs: Unfortunately, reactive dogs or those that bark excessively cannot join group sessions. For dogs that bark continuously I recommend a 1-2-1 sessions with me and if your dog is reactive, I can recommend a behaviourist. Once booked onto the course, no refund can be given for any sessions missed unless you can provide a letter from your vet. Participation in Jennifer Thomas Dog Training activities is entirely at the risk of the participant. Neither Jennifer Thomas or its individual instructors or helpers, nor the owners or landlords of our training venues or estates accept any responsibilities, whatsoever, for any injuries or losses sustained. Handlers and/or owners remain responsible for their dogs and equipment at all times and are advised to ensure they have adequate pet or household insurance cover for liability in the unlikely event of damage or injury caused by their dog to property or to a third party of another dog. * Photos might be taken during the day for social media