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Your options :-

 

Progressive Training sessions 

2 hrs ..including comprehensive supporting notes by email and any images /footage taken during the session. 

Monthly sessions advised

£80.

(Less than an average UK  1-2-1  one - hourly fee of £75.. which don't include supporting notes)

 

Held in :-

Law Village, Sth Lanarkshire)

 

 

Or :-

 

Bespoke One-off Sessions/Consultation 

2hr + ..including comprehensive supporting notes by email and any images /footage taken during the session.

£120.  

 

Held in :-

Law Village Park Sth Lanarkshire 

 

Mauldslie Woods, Clyde Walkway, Sth Lanarkshire 

 

Milton Nature Reserve, Sth Lanarkshire 

(Train station close by)

 

Strathclyde Park, Nth Lanarkshire

Not at weekends due to venue events 

 

Chatelherault Country Estate, Nth Lanarkshire 

(Train station close by) 

Not at weekends due to venue events

 

Greenhead Moss Nature Reserve, Nth Lanarkshire

 

Lanark Loch & Racecourse, Sth Lanarkshire

Venue events may affect availability 

 

Polkemmet Country Park, W Lothian

 

 

 

** Payments 

£80 deposit upon booking (non refundable). 

Bank transfer/PayPal/Cash

(Transferable to another date with 48hr notice)

Remainder to be paid on the day of the session. Bank transfer/PayPal/Cash

 

* Session appointments cannot be held without a deposit

 

Where professional images are taken ..you will be provided with some digital copies in our standard signature style for free

 

 

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Why 1-2-1 ?

The digital age has gifted us an endless stream of dog training content. With just a few taps, we can watch professionals from across the globe break down heelwork, impulse control, and marker cues. But as any handler working high-drive dogs knows, swimming in a sea of conflicting opinions is a fast track to a confused dog and an even more frustrated handler.

 

Having One Trusted Voice Changes Everything

We’ve all been there, you watch three different trainers online tackle the exact same issue, and they give you three entirely different approaches. One says correct it immediately, the next says ignore it and build value elsewhere, a third suggests a complex place-board drill you’re not sure applies to your setup.

Before you know it, you’re standing in the training field trying to blend four methodologies at once, your timing is off, and your dog is looking at you like you've lost your mind.

 

There is a fine line between doing your research and falling into the advice trap. While gathering ideas from different sources broadens your perspective, trying to apply too many voices to one dog leaves everyone paralysed by analysis.

 

This is where having your own designated dog trainer is invaluable.

 * They know your dog's quirks: A video online doesn't know your dog's specific arousal thresholds, environmental triggers, or genetic drive. Your trainer does.

 * They see what you miss: When you’re in the middle of a drill, your focus is split. A good coach watches your body language, your timing, and your dog's micro-responses in real time.

 * Consistency breeds clarity - Dogs thrive on clear, predictable patterns. Sticking to a single roadmap championed by someone who is personally invested in your team’s progress cuts through the noise and builds real confidence.

 

Take in inspiration, watch and learn from the broader community, but when it's time to train, trust the person who actually knows the team at the end of the lead.

 

 

 1-2-1  Specialist training is currently between   £60 & £75  hour across the UK