Kind, fun and effective dog training and puppy training
in and around Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire
Welcome to
Complete Canine Dog Training!
If you're looking for puppy training or dog training that is kind, fun, and, with your commitment, delivers results that really work in real life situations, then we would love to be a part of helping you reach your training goals.
Whether you have just welcomed a new puppy or rescue dog into your home, or your canine pal has been a member of your family for weeks, months or years; taking the time to train your dog positively, and mindfully, can deliver huge benefits to you, your dog and society as a whole.
Please follow the links below for more information about both our group class and private puppy training, adolescent dog training and adult dog training services, and you are very welcome to contact us with any questions you may have, via the channels listed on our Contact page - we're here to help you and your dog live your best lives possible together!
Puppies
(up to 20 weeks old)
Group training classes
Life Skills (Stage 1): PUPPIES
For fully vaccinated puppies
Private training
For puppies on the way and new arrivals
Life skills training at a time and place to suit you. Can start before vaccinations are complete
Specialist support for puppies arriving from UK or overseas rescue
Adolescents
(5 months to 2 years old)
Group training classes
For dogs who have completed Life Skills (Stage 1) or equivalent 121 training
Train your teenager to come back when called, even when distractions are present
Private training
Life skills training and help with behavioural issues
Specialist support for young dogs being rehomed either directly from home to home, or from UK or overseas rescue
Adult Dogs
(2 years+ in age)
Group training classes
For dogs who have completed Life Skills (Stage 1) or equivalent 121 training
Train your adult dog to come back when called, even when distractions are present
Private training
Life skills training and help with behavioural issues
Specialist support for adult dogs being rehomed either directly from home to home, or from UK or overseas rescue
Owners often say when first starting training “It’s really me you need to train!” and in a very positive sense this is true. While both you and your dog are on a journey of learning together, a trainer's main roles are to help you understand your dog's needs, wants, emotions and behaviour, and; to teach you how to communicate with your dog effectively. These skills will help you to ensure that your dog’s well-being is being taken care of, while also helping them to learn what you would like them to do in any given situation.
By coaching you in the use of positive-reinforcement training and management techniques, we will help you build a secure bond and clear lines of communication with your dog, so that you can achieve your training goals and develop the enjoyable and successful partnership you've always wanted.
It doesn’t matter:
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What breed or crossbreed your dog is
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Whether they are male, female, neutered or entire
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Whether your dog is confident, boisterous, nervous or reserved
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If you’ve been best friends for years or have just met
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How old your dog is…or how old you are!
We can all learn new tricks and develop our knowledge, skills and expertise.
In my experience, well-trained owners are happy owners and well-trained dogs are happy dogs!
Complete Canine Dog Training is based in Henley-on-Thames, South Oxfordshire.
What clients say
“Storm and I first met Sara at puppy classes. Sara made both of us feel very much at home and relaxed. I was a little nervous due to Storm’s sheer size and strength, but Sara was so helpful and the techniques she taught us were invaluable. Sara also came to our house to give us some 121 training which has helped make our beautiful Storm what he is today.
Sara looks at all aspects of training, not only the dog but us humans too, no easy task! Her confidence and knowledge are second to none. Due to her relaxed nature Storm absolutely loved Sara. Five star dog trainer.”
Donna and Storm the St Bernard
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