COURSES & SERVICES
Begin with understand, then communicate, then live together. Whether you are welcoming a puppy, struggling with pulling, barking at dogs, alone time or everyday manners, we recommend a course according to where the problem happens, how the dog feels and how much support the family needs.
PARTNER CLASSROOM PATH
Read what your dog is communicating, build a shared language, then carry practice into walks, alone time, social encounters and home life.
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Take a first partner lesson with your dog: read body language, find useful rewards and learn one interaction to practise at home. A short screening is completed before class.
Understand when and why the behaviour occurs, then identify the first useful changes at home instead of rushing to label the dog.
One trainer coaches one family in a controlled setting to build skills, rhythm and sustainable home practice.
Work where the behaviour happens and fit training into the household’s routine, space and relationships.
GROUP COURSES · GET COURSE UPDATES
Socialisation is not uncontrolled play; it is learning to observe, recover and explore safely.
Practise attention, loose-leash walking, waiting, recall and recovery with increasing distractions.
Compare course formats
| Course | Location | Duration | Format / size | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Read Your Dog · Free Group Experience | Selected park or indoor venue | Approx. 45–60 minutes | 4–6 families | Free; some sessions may use a refundable deposit |
| First Steps · Venue Assessment | Selected venue | Approx. 60–75 minutes | 1 trainer × 1 family | Fee and venue confirmed before booking |
| Living in Tune · Private Venue Training | Selected training venue | Approx. 60 minutes per lesson | 1 family | Single lessons or a series are available; fee confirmed before booking |
| Home in Tune · Private Home Training | Client home within service area | Approx. 75–90 minutes per visit | 1 household; key caregivers welcome | Higher than venue lessons; confirmed by area and plan |
When is a private assessment needed first?
A bite history, severe fear, persistent lunging or current difficulty maintaining safety makes direct group entry unsuitable. We first review behaviour history and home context, then recommend a venue assessment, home coaching or another safer learning format.
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