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Brenda has really helped me with my 2 dogs. The advice she has given me for my young dog is helping her make gradual progress. However I tried the same method on my older terrier and with-in 2 days he was no longer reactive to other dogs while on the lead. I've been enjoying walks with him for the first time in a couple of years! He's even able to be walked by my young daughter now.

Brenda is a very experienced dog person and this shows in the way she teaches. She is very flexible and is able to work to the individual needs of dogs and handlers even in group classes. From puppy essential basics through to ring craft and agility she has much to offer those who are willing to put the work in.

Our Border Collie Fred has just completed the six week puppy training course. Even though we've had two dogs previously, this course has been really helpful making sure we set off on the right track with the young addition to our house. It's as much about training those on two legs as it is those on four! Brenda's wealth of experience and knowledge is clear, with as much being learnt from seeing how the other puppies progress as well as our own. Fred's weekly meeting up with the other puppie...

I have just completed 8 sessions of the K9 Fun Club with my eight month old pointer - what a lot we have learnt! The final evening was excellent when Roscoe was off lead and loving the course. His confidence and speed certainly surprised me - it was a challenge to keep up! Thank you so much Brenda it’s been great and we look forward to progressing further.

I've attended the K9 fun club with my young Husky for the last 4 months and we've really enjoyed it. Brenda is clearly very knowledgeable and I think it has been a great way to socialise the dog and do something different and fun. It’s great exercise for the dog both mentally and physically (& for me!) and he’s always asleep in the car afterwards. Our dog is a rescue and we also booked a private session with Brenda to discuss some of his more challenging behaviour. Brenda was able to offer he...