FAQ's
FAQ's.
Please take a moment to browse through this page before contacting us with any further questions.
Q1. What courses does the club offer?
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Q2. What age can my dog start classes?
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Q3. What will I need to bring with me to class?
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Q4. How long is a course?
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Q5. How do I book?
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Q6. How much will it cost?
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Q7. What happens if my dog comes into season halfway through a course?
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Q1.We offer Puppy and Beginner classes, The Kennel Club Good Citizen Awards, in-club Progression Awards, Agility, Clicker classes and Heelwork to music.
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Q2.
As soon as your dog has completed it's injections.
If your dog is under 6 months, then they will go to puppy class, and over 6 months will go to beginner class.
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As well as your dog, you will need to bring treats, a toy and a medium length lead. Please note that your dog must have had it's injections before attending classes and dogs in season are not permitted to attend.
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Courses are usually six weeks long, although this may vary from time to time. Heelwork to Music courses and Agility run from week to week, but you need to contact the trainer before you may attend these courses as some basic obedience is needed for each, and very young dogs are not able to attend. Ring one of our advisors on the contacts page to discuss this.
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You need to ring Barbara Jones on 01970 623372, or Ann Price on 01970 623044 to book your course, see our contacts page. If the courses are more than halfway through, you may be asked to wait to attend. Courses are frequently full, so you will be able to put your name down for the next one and Barbara or Ann will ring you back to confirm details nearer the time.
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Course fees are £27.00 for six weeks, which includes membership of the club. If you like it and decide you want to continue, it will cost you £18 for subsequent courses. Agility and Heelwork to Music classes cost £3 per week.
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You can be credited for the weeks you miss towards the next set of courses. Please note that this circumstance, or a dog needing to have an operation or being ill is usually the only ones in which we credit fees paid for courses and we do not give refunds. We expect you will have decided you are able to attend before you come along to class.
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