Royston and Hertfordshire dog training
Dog training and behaviour services in Royston and across Hertfordshire.
Mileage may apply (45p/mile) depending on trainer's location. We can also work outside the highlighted areas.
Classes
Puppy Classes
£120for a course of seven classes
These classes focus on socialisation, learning to relate appropriately to people and animals. We ensure your puppy will have as many pleasant encounters as possible and become used to a wide range of events, environments and situations.
Life Skills Classes
£120for a course of seven classes
Perfect for rescue dogs and beginners, but caters for all canines. We help you build focus, trust, and confidence with your dog and learn to effectively communicate in a safe and encouraging environment.
One to one sessions
121
3 sessions for £250 / 5 sessions for £400 / or 10 sessions for £750
Specifically for behaviour problems or issues, which may take more understanding or work. You will receive a complete breakdown of behaviour and training advice to follow at home, along with ongoing help and support.
Emergency Assessment
£150for a one hour session
If you need urgent support, we’re here for you. These sessions can be made available at short notice in cases which pose a risk to you and your dog.
Walks
Suppawted walk
£10for a 45 minute walk
An onlead group walk with other understanding people working on similar issues. In particular, we focus on excitement, reactivity, focus and confidence building, playing to each dog’s strengths.
Social
£10for 40 minutes
Come along and enjoy controlled socialisation in a fully enclosed field with like-minded dog owners. These experiences are run and monitored by a fully qualified trainer who will assess each dog's needs and behaviour, to ensure the dynamic of the group works.
Packages
Puppy
£230
✔ 121 training in home or out and about ✔ Personalised training plan ✔ 2 Suppawted walks ✔ 3 preschool sessions ✔ 7 week course of classes
Meet the Royston and Hertfordshire team
Lily
Founder and Behaviourist
My journey first started when studying a degree in Animal Behaviour. Alongside my studies I shadowed and began to teach at a local dog training club, learning loads of valuable skills and insight.
Following my achievement of a BSc Hons, I began working at the National Animal Welfare Trust, as the Dog Trainer and Behaviour Coordinator. This was an amazing role which taught me so much about not only rescue dogs but working effectively with people.
From here I began this company, specialising in the reactive and rescue dogs that other trainers didn't seem to be able to/want to help. To ensure my knowledge level I joined and was accessed by multiple organisations.