Puppy training Classes

Our Puppy Training Classes are designed to give your pup the best possible start in life. In a relaxed, small-group setting, we cover all the foundations of good behaviour helping your puppy grow into a well-mannered, confident companion.

Led by Kathryn McRobb, an APBC and ABTC Registered Clinical Animal Behaviourist, each session uses positive reinforcement to build essential skills, social confidence, and a strong bond between you and your puppy.

🐾 What We Cover

Each 4-week course includes:

  • Basic obedience: sit, recall, loose lead walking

  • Handling 

  • Crate training and being home alone

  • Managing common puppy issues: nipping, chewing, jumping up, toileting

  • Confidence-building

  • Includes park walk to practice in real world 

We focus on calmness, connection, and life skills.

If your puppy is under 6 months old and you are experiencing puppy behaviour problems please see Puppy Behaviour Support 

  • Who it’s for: Puppies aged up to 24 weeks 

  • Where: Comber, County Down and local parks

  • Duration: 4x weekly sessions (mix of indoor classes and outdoor learning on park walk)

  • Class size: Small groups for individual guidance

  • Trainer: Kathryn McRobb MSc CAB 

  • Next class: Saturday 24th October 2026 at 11am

💷 Price £95.00 

NEW Mix of 1-2-1 and Puppy Classes

We also offer a 1x hour private session while you are waiting for a space in group classes. This is then followed by a 4x weekly puppy training and socialisation class. These all take place at our Comber training and behaviour clinic and in local parks.

  • Who it’s for: Those waiting on a space in puppy group classes 

  • Where: Comber, County Down 

  • Format: 1-hour private 1-2-1 session followed by group puppy classes (4x 1-hour training and socialisation classes at our training and behaviour clinic in Comber and local parks)

  • Trainer: Kathryn McRobb APBC Clinical Animal Behaviourist

💷 Price ÂŁ140.00 

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