New for 2026:
🐾CANINE CLUB🐾
As dogs grow and gain life experience, their training needs often change. Some dogs need help refining recall, others struggle with loose lead walking, impulse control, focus, or confidence. At this stage, traditional group classes don’t always work well, because not every dog needs to learn the same thing at the same time. Canine Club was created to bridge that gap.
Canine Club is a supportive, six-week training programme designed for dogs of any age who would benefit from individualised training, while still working calmly alongside other dogs in a controlled indoor environment. Rather than following a rigid, one-size-fits-all syllabus, each dog works on their own specific goals, with training adapted to suit their ability, experience, and emotional needs.
How Canine Club Works
Canine Club runs in six-week blocks, with weekly 45-minute sessions. This structure allows time for dogs to settle, learn, practise, and make real progress, while giving owners consistency and ongoing support.
Each session includes:
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shared foundation exercises that benefit all dogs
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personalised coaching tailored to your dog’s individual goals
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real-life training around other dogs in a calm, managed setting
Training focuses on common life skills such as:
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loose lead walking
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recall foundations
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impulse control
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focus and engagement
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confidence building
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general manners and everyday behaviours
This approach allows dogs to develop skills at their own pace, without pressure to perform or compare themselves to others.
Confidence & Enrichment
Every six-week block includes a structured confidence-building session, using carefully introduced equipment such as tunnels and agility-style setups.
These sessions are designed to:
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build confidence and resilience
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improve body awareness and coordination
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provide mental enrichment
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encourage problem-solving in a supportive way
All exercises are adapted to suit individual dogs, including those with injuries, physical limitations, or reduced confidence.
Who Canine Club is suitable for:
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dogs of any age
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dogs with little or no formal training
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dogs who have completed puppy classes and want to continue
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owners looking for personalised support without the cost of weekly one-to-one sessions
You do not need a “perfect” dog to join. Training is supportive, ethical, and based on modern, science-led methods. Progress is celebrated, no matter how small.
Who Canine Club Is Not Suitable For
Due to the indoor setting and close proximity to other dogs, Canine Club is not suitable for dogs with reactivity towards people or other dogs. These dogs are best supported through one-to-one training, where their individual needs can be addressed safely and effectively.
If you’re unsure whether Canine Club is the right fit, completing the intake form allows us to check suitability before booking, or give Bren a call on 07933046435. Intake form: https://form.jotform.com/222366791157361
Pricing & Booking
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£150 per six-week block
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£120 member rate for clients who continue straight into the next block
Spaces are limited and booking is required. A £25 deposit holds your space on the class, with the final balance due 7 days before the first class. All enquiries are screened via the intake form to ensure the class is suitable for both you and your dog, and to allow sessions to be planned around individual goals from the outset.
Why Choose Canine Club?
Canine Club offers:
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personalised training within a small group
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ongoing support and accountability
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real-life training around other dogs
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confidence and enrichment alongside skill-building
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an ethical, science-based approach
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a cost-effective alternative to regular one-to-one training
If you’re looking for structured, supportive training that meets your dog where they’re at, Canine Club may be the perfect next step.
Classes take place at The Isabella Community Centre, Blyth, NE24 5JF, starting at 5pm on a Tuesday for six consecutive weeks until the end of the course.
Canine Club
2026 Class Dates
Start: Tuesday 24 February 2026
End: Tuesday 31 March 2026
Start: Tuesday 7 April 2026
End: Tuesday 12 May 2026
Start: Tuesday 19 May 2026
End: Tuesday 23 June 2026
Start: Tuesday 1 September 2026
End: Tuesday 6 October 2026
Start: Tuesday 13 October 2026
End: Tuesday 17 November 2026



