121's
From £24 for half an hour
Give your dog a one-on-one training session that caters to their specific needs.
Behaviour Consulting with one of our trainers is where truly effective training is grounded by developing a detailed understanding and profound connection with the individual animal.
These sessions are filled with practical information and experience using kind, effective training techniques.
1-2-1 sessions are a great way to focus on improving your dogs behaviour.
This may include:
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Recall
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Barking
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Pulling on the lead
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Jumping up
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Hunting prey drive or chase habits
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Managing multiple dog households
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Dog to dog aggression
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Dog to human aggression
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They can also be great for other sessions such as:
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Agility
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Scentwork
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Flyball
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Hoopers
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Dog Behaviour with Miranda Batterbee
£30 for 1/2 hour
​Miranda is a KCAI and APDT accredited instructor. She works closely with the RSPCA on some of their rescue cases and mainly specialises in Dog behaviour.
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Miranda is also one of our obedience trainers and teaches regular classes throughout the week at our Aldingbourne branch.
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If you would like a 121 to work on any dog behaviour issues please click on the link to book.
What our customers are saying:
Dog Behaviour with Andy Grindlay
£28 for 1/2 hour
​Andy is a member of the IMDT and is excellent with those looking to build a better relationship with their dogs.
Do you need a great Recall, better loose-lead walking, more manners/self control or more in depth training of adolescent behaviours? Andy has a wealth of experience when it comes to problems and challenging behaviours that occur during the early stages of the teenage years and with newly rescued dogs to the family.
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Andy is also one of our behaviourist trainers and our senior home visit instructor. He works with dogs struggling with Dog/Dog and Dog/People mild anxieties and can help with exercises and activities to manage these behaviours in and out of the home.
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Obedience with Anna Coyne
£24 for 1/2 hour
Anna has been working at Sussex County Dog Training for over a decade. She has a wealth of knowledge and her specialisms lie in scentwork, puppy training and general obedience.
Anna has owned a varied selection of breeds including a lab, German shepherd, Inuit and a border collie.
She has trained thousands of dogs very successfully over the years and her kind approach means she has many devoted customers who return regularly for ongoing training.
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Obedience with Georgina Wingham
£28 for 1/2 hour
Georgina has been training & competing with her dogs in obedience for over 10 years and has competed at Crufts a number of times.
She has a First Class Honours Degree in Psychology and a Postgraduate Certificate in Education. Her experience over the last 10 years has given her an in-depth understanding of how both dogs & people learn.
She has trained in the Good Citizen Dog Scheme, competition obedience, agility, rally, gundog working tests, trick training, media work and showing. Her passion lies in developing relationships between owners and their dogs and helping them work together as a team.
Her specialisms are: puppy training, general obedience, competition obedience, gundog training and trick training.
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Agility with Hannah Payne
£24 for 1/2 hour
Hannah has been working for us since 2015 and has been doing Agility from a very young age. She has competed for many years at Crufts and internationally for the country in several events.
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Hannahs classes currently run on a Tuesday Daytime and she has a passion for teaching Foundation dogs so that she can watch them grow in to their future potential.
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Hannah Will be taking on lots of new classes in the not too distant future and will be teaching 121's in foundation through to competition agility from July 2019.
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Flyball with Abbie Lindsell
£25 for 1/2 hour
Abbie has been a part of our team since 2019, she has worked with dogs for many years and has a huge love for Flyball.
Abbie started in Doggie-Daycare and began to assist with Flyball training. It became clear to see that Flyball encourages a positive relationship between the dog and owner, with the use of positive reinforcement methods as well as providing the dog with physical and mental stimulation. This is what gave Abbie the drive to progress to teaching.
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Abbie runs most of the flyball classes at SCDT and her enthusiasm for the sport is clear to see as it transfers onto those she is training.
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