Helping you to train your pups & dogs since 2015

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Training is the best love you can give your pet dog.
I offer a professional & affordable service for dog owners in the surrounding areas to Archway, London N19. 
I am a KCAI CD : Kennel Club Accredited Instructor for Companion Dogs and PDTI: Pet Dog Training Instructor with a City & Guilds in Dog grooming L3 Dip, I am insured by Protectivity.

People participating in a dog training session indoors, a dog lying down on a green mat, a woman standing nearby, and other dogs and chairs in the background.

Puppy fundamental classes for all companion breeds

A woman in a yellow tank top, blue shorts, white cap, and sunglasses guides a small black dog in a blue harness walk across a yellow and blue agility seesaw outdoors in a grassy park.

Sunday morning training for reactive dogs. Obedience at Level 1 for older dogs using agility equipment in Whittington Park, London N19 4RE

A small, fluffy dog with white and light brown fur lying on a textured surface in a room.

Grooming
I offer coat care advice and grooming done to the Groom standard.

Three people sitting in the training hall , holding their dogs with their puppy achievement yellow rosettes. All are smiling, windows in the background.

Testimonials

A woman with four dogs on a wooded trail. The woman is standing, smiling, wearing a gray shirt, white cap, and beige pants. There are three visible dogs: a brown curly-haired dog standing on a fallen log, a white fluffy dog with a harness, a slender tan and white dog walking on the path, and part of a gray dog at the bottom of the image.

Small pack walks from Tuesdays to Fridays.

People at an outdoor dog event, The Dog Olympix, including a man with sunglasses and tattoos, two dogs, children, and a pink tent with balloons and merchandise.

The Dog Olympix fundraiser,
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Upcoming News

Now taking enquiires and bookings
for Term 1: September 2026
Dates TBC. Email with your interest
Puppies Tuesdays @ 6.30pm
Older dogs/Level 1 now held on Sunday mornings. Email for details

  • 2025/Term Dates
    Autumn/Winter
    Tues 9th Sept - 14th Oct (Term 1)
    Tues 4th Nov- 9th Dec (Term 2)
    2026 Term Dates
    Spring
    Tues 6th Jan - 10th Feb (Term 3)
    Tues 24th Feb - 31st March (Term 4) Easter
    Tues 21st April - 26th May (Term 5)
    Summer
    Tues 2nd June - 7th July (Term 6)
    Preparation for Classes
    All puppies and dogs must be in good physical health to attend classes.
    All puppies must have had their full set of vaccinations and your vet has told you it’s now ok for your puppy/dog to be out in the community. Ask your vet about Kennel cough, parasites, worming and boosters.

    Wear loose clothing and flat shoes. Have a bumbag to deliver rewards quickly. Bring your own water with a bowl, poos bags and your treats/rewards. Bring a toy.

  • These visits are usually scheduled for Sunday afternoons and Mondays.
    My Rates are £60.00 per 1.5 hrs. depending on the distance I may add travel costs.

    If you book the 6 week training course for £130.00, and would like a 1:1 session as well. I offer 1 session at the reduced rate of £50.00

  • After our 6th annual event on Sunday 10th September 2023, we have now raised £6.5K as donated funds from the community to pay towards a Victorian styled Cast Iron Water Fountain for Whittington Park., N19. Which the public have voted unanimously for. We hope Islington Council honour their pledge to match fund, which will bring the amount to £13K, which is the quote from Lost Art to design and cast the fountain.

    We are grateful for the help of Invited Judges, Gemskii and Vet Alan Rapley and Invited Trainers: Dima Yeremenko, Jemz & Valhalla K9. Our Camera people Mia , Elliott Dear and DJ Clara. Our hearts are blessed to have members of the community who came to take part on such a warm day.

    The Dog Olympix is a beautiful family day out for the community. It is well organised with Health and Safety for spectators/participants and their dogs paramount in the preparation of the annual event.

    As we, the Committee have now reached our goal for the fundraiser, we can take time off from the Dog Olympix for a year or two to focus on our own lives and the next steps.

    From the bottom of our hearts, We Thank all our supporters from the Community who came out to make a difference. To have a choice the community wants. To contribute to this mad idea of doggie games by their participation and patience to raise funds for a much needed, long over due water fountain for the Whittington park.

    It’s been 6 years of training, fun, stress and exhaustion and hard work. We want the outcome to be worth it. That’s why we won’t settle for less.

    A cast iron fountain will out last the standard modern cylinder push button water dispensers the Council are installing in parks and on high streets.

    A Victorian styled pillar box fountain is in keeping with the Whittington parks theme of the Victorian building Hocking Hall and the Dick Whittington cat at the front of the park on Holloway Road. It’s cheaper and easier to maintain than the councils current standard.

    We have many happy memories of the events across the years and hope you do too. We love you and It’s all been so wonderful.

    A big hug to Chris from the Andover Community Centre and to Barry Causton who helped out with gazebos.

    Love and appreciation for Cllr Marian Spall and Cllr Janet Burgess who attended the games on our invitation. Thanks to Hocking Hall community Centre for the use of their tables.
    Thank you to all the traders who attended and to Tesco, Jr Pet Products, Junction Pets for their support in this endeavour.

People training their dogs in a park with green grass and trees, orange and green cones marking the activity area.