If agility isn’t your thing but you want something more active for your dog than sit, stay and heel, why not try one of our other activities?

Dog-games
This is a concept explained on a website, www.dog-games.co.uk  and is a series of eight non-competitive games with various levels of progression for you to play with your dog.  As a bonus, for a nominal fee, you can send off for rosettes and certificates each time you complete a level.  It’s addictive and it also teaches your dog some useful skills.

Why not have a taster session with us?

Tricks and dancing
Most people will admit to singing in the shower but how many of you would own up to having a sneaky dance with your dog to a favourite tune when you think no one is watching?  You will be pleased to hear that you are not alone.  Dancing with your dog has become a popular pastime and competitive sport.  Whilst you may never want to perform in public, teaching your dog various tricks and dance moves is a fabulous way of expending your dog’s brain power and energy and you can teach most of what you need in your front room.

Whether you are a budding Wayne Sleep, born to perform, or a closet rock n’ roller, we can help you get in tune with your dog