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- How you can train
- Group classes, Puppy classes, One to one, In your home, Online
- Helps with
- Puppy training, Recall, Reactivity, Aggression, Separation anxiety and 3 more
- Credentials
- ABTC
Across the UK, 269 listed trainers say on their website that they run puppy classes, where a young dog learns the basics and gets used to new people, dogs and places at a pace that suits them. London has the most, with 30, followed by Bristol and Norwich.
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Most of these trainers also offer one to one sessions, which can help if your puppy needs extra time on something specific. Of the puppy trainers who describe their methods, nearly all say they train force-free, using rewards rather than corrections.
Counted from all 269 puppy classes listed in the UK, from what their own websites say.
Most do. Nearly all of the trainers here also work on recall, about two thirds help with lead walking, and more than half help with reactive dogs, so you may not need to change trainer as your puppy grows up.
They’re ordered by what members recommend, then by their BarkScore, a score out of five that weighs training methods most, then reputation, credentials and range of services.