sussexcountydogtraining Reactive Dog Obedience Class| Sussex County Dog Training
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OBEDIENCE FOR REACTIVE DOGS

£102 for a 6-week term

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Reactive Rover classes are progression classes from one-to-one training both at the centre or for clients whom we have assisted in their own homes with Miranda or Sarah. They can also be great for dogs (or handlers) who find it hard to concentrate in normal obedience classes. If you have not had a previous 121 with Miranda or Sarah, please click here to book before registering for this course.

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Classes are kept small, normally between 4 and 6 people. Every dog and handler has a large personal training space of their own. Designed to allow dogs who are overly fearful, overly aroused or who can potentially be reactive to gain confidence and manners around other dogs and people, but in an environment designed to set them and their handlers up for success.

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The goals of the class are to teach daily management skills, obedience, build trust between the handler and their dog and teach methods to reduce reactivity.

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Obedience With Sarah Groom

£32 for 1/2 hour

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Sarah Groom has been a part of Sussex County Dog Training since 2016. With a background in Human Psychology, she focused her career towards canines upon owning her own dog with behavioural problems. Sarah is passionate about all aspects of training and behaviour, with a particular focus on dog reactivity towards dogs and other humans. This is an area she has knowledge in, from personal experience and extensive study; including but not limited to becoming CBATI-KA certified with the Grisha Steward Academy.

 

Alongside 121s for reactivity, she is also experienced in training obedience, cooperative care/handling issues, separation issues, resource guarding and runs our reactive rovers classes at the centre.

 

Sarah is also an advocate for canine wellness, with particular emphasis on nutrition and how that can influence behaviour. She offers nutritional advice at the centre, to help dogs thrive from all angles, inside and out.

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