KIMBERLY COX DOG TRAINING
Developing happy, balanced family pets
WORKSHOPS
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Our workshops focus on a specific area of obedience and training. In the same way as our classes, they are designed to be fun, relaxed and friendly, whilst still teaching your and your dog valuable life skills and techniques to develop your beloved pet into a happy, balanced dog.
Workshops mostly take place outdoors so that you and your dog can learn in a realistic environment. However, specialist workshops, such as Obedience Around Horses always take place in an indoor venue.
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Our beginner workshops such as Introduction to Fun Gun Dog and Ultimate Recall can be attended at any time of your dog's development, once they are fully vaccinated. Other workshops such as Social Walking can only be attended by dogs that Kimberly has met and who have completed either a 1:1 or Puppy Life Skills.
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All group sizes are small and individually asseced to ensure safe and effective learning environment
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All workshops are run on pay as you go basis, £30 for 1 hour of training.
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Please contact us by email training@kimberlycox.co.uk to book.
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Self Control & Confidence and Balance
Have you been to classes? Want to refresh on those skills and re motivate yourself? Is it time to get back to class to work on your dogs self control in a fun and fully supported group? This one off session is for you:
Or come and give Balance and Control a go, using various obstacle /agility exercises in a fully supported group.
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WORKSHOP DATES
Self Control
20th November 6.30 pm at Nash, all dogs must be dog friendly and have been to some previous training classes before. (£30)
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Balance and Confidence​
3rd December 6.30pm indoors at Nash, dog friendly dogs welcome and must have completed some training sessions before (£30).
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Recall & Off-Lead
Recall is one of our client's biggest challenges.
It can sometimes be daunting to let your puppy or dog off lead for the first time, and absolutely frightening if they get out of sight or won't come back.
Our Ultimate Recall Workshops are designed to give you the skills and techniques to ensure a reliable recall whatever the distraction, dogs, birds, people, balls or bicycles, and many more.
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WORKSHOP DATES
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Puppy Recall Class!
Coming Soon.
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PUPPY recall this is held at the Thornborough paws dog walking field hired by Kimberly., this course is to learn all the tools needed for a good recall. To build confidence and a relationship with your puppy. Please note that there is a maximum of 4 puppies on this class.
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Loose Lead Walking
​Does your dog pull or walk faster than your comfortable pace? Do you use the lead to hang onto your dog, relying on it for control?
If so, our loose lead walking workshop will help you. It will teach youhow to encourage your dog to walk beside you and be confident at loose-lead walking. We will give you the recipe for teaching your dog to walk reliably by your side in a controlled manner.
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WORKSHOP DATES
12th November 6.30pm indoors at Nash, dos must be friendly and completed some previous class training. (£30)​
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Social Training Walks
Do you want your dog to enjoy the company of other dogs without getting over excited or anxious?
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Do you want to be able to walk your dog without them always approaching other dogs without your consent? Do you want to practice your recall and off-lead work in the comfort of a group with Kimberly on-hand to guide you?
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If so, this social walking workshop is for you.
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In a controlled manner, up to 6 dogs will be walked together, on or off lead to experience the social aspect of walking together and improve their interaction skills with other dogs.
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You must have completed Puppy Life Skills, an Ultimate Recall Workshop or 1:1 before you can join Social Training Walks. If in doubt, please email us.
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Social Walking will take place on a Tuesday and Wednesday morning from 10.30am
This is held at Thornborough and Coombs Woodland
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£20 for Tuesdays (longer walk) & £15 for Wednesdays
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Obedience Around Horses
Horse attacks from dogs is on the rise and even if your dog just barks or gets too close to horses, they risk getting kicked and damaging themselves as well as the horse and rider. This workshop is designed to help you increase the control and focus around the distraction of horses.
During this workshop you will be able to build on the skills you need to control your dog around the distraction of horses in a real-life environment. You will work your dog around horses during the workshop, but we will start with the basics and work-up to passing a horse and rider trotting past you and your dog.
12th December 6.30 pm indoors at Nash, dogs must be friendly and to have completed some training classes to join (£30)
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