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£90.00

Teaching you how to teach your pet dog basic gundog foundation skills using reward based training and effective exercises, covering basics such as heelwork, steadyness, retrieving, sitting/staying, hunting and focus.

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Pet Gundog training

Teaching you how to teach your pet gundog basic foundation skills using reward based training. We will cover basics such as heelwork, recall, steadyness, retrieving, sitting/staying, hunting and focus.  This class is suitable for dogs from 6mths plus.

All dogs must be fully vaccinated.  Any vaccines administered must have been given within the last 12-15mths but at least one week before attending class.

 

 

 


Directions:

PLEASE NOTE: IF YOU USE SAT NAV THE POSTCODE WILL TAKE YOU TO WITHERIDGE FARM WHICH IS JUST A FEW MINUTES AWAY FROM US BUT ON THE WRONG ROAD! YOU NEED TO LOOK FOR WESTHILL ON CROFT ROAD.

From Newton Abbot: Take the Totnes main road (A381). Follow the road to the mini roundabout by the cemetery. Turn right to Ogwell. Follow this road down into the dip and then all the way to the top of the hill. At the top you get to a junction (Ogwell Green), take the first turning on the right, signposted East and West Ogwell. Come down the hill into the village and take the first turning on the right, there will be a phone box and village memorial hall on your left, (if you get as far as the Jolly Sailor pub you have gone too far). Stay on the road for approximately 3/4 mile. You will now be on a country lane leaving the village behind, (Croft Road). Keep going and you will find us on the right hand side 3/4 mile from the village hall and approximately 2 miles (about 10 minutes) from Newton Abbot.

Alternatively

From Dyrons, take the Ashburton road (A383) for about a mile. Turn left into Orchard Grove, opposite the car wash. Then next left into Chercombe Bridge Road. Follow the country lane for three quarters of a mile. Take the next left signposted Ogwell. You will find Holiday Home for Pets at the top of the hill on the left.

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