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THEMED TRAINING SESSIONS

WORKSHOPS

Stand-alone sessions built around a single skill, from water work to shoot day experience. Book the ones you need, when you need them.

How Workshops Work

Workshops are one-off sessions focused on a specific training theme or scenario. Every workshop is split by level, so you always train alongside dogs of a similar standard:

Places are limited, so book early.

New Dates on the Way

We are busy setting the next round of workshops and General Training sessions. As soon as they are ready, you will be able to book and pay right here. Thank you for bearing with us. Woof!

Sessions We Run Through the Year

These workshops run through the year. Dates for each one go up here as they are set.

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Woodland Workshop

Retrieving and hunting in and out of woodland cover

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Can You Handle It?

Mastering hand signals and direction

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Wait For It

steadiness and self-control in distracting environments

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Ready, Steady, Go

Perfecting your line-out when casting your dog

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Swapping and Sweeping

Clean picking and clearing an area of dummies

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Over the Ditch and Far Away

Retrieves over, beyond and from ditches

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Shoot Day Experience

Drives, beaters and guns, a full shoot day scenario

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Water Workshop

Steadiness, delivery and handling on and over water

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Stop, Look and Listen

Dedicated stop whistle work

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Recall and Delivery

Sorting recall and delivery issues for good

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Get Your Nose Down

Hunting on command and holding an area

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Brace Training

Handling two dogs in the field

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Working Test Workshop

Retrieving under test conditions with our judges

Before you book

Book and pay online once dates are up.

​Bringing family?  One handler works the dog on the lead at a time, so you can take turns, with the other watching from the side.  Children are very welcome too, as long as they sit quietly and watch from a distance, so the dogs stay focused.

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