training for your everyday life
real-world training.
real-world results.
Put your training into practice alongside other dogs, with support and guidance every step of the way.
Develop confidence, communication and social skills together.
locations include: Edinburgh, The Lothians, & The Scottish Borders
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locations include: Edinburgh, The Lothians, & The Scottish Borders ···
social walks
Our structured group walks offer a safe, supportive environment where you and your dog can practise handling skills, build real-world confidence, and enjoy appropriate socialisation together. Each walk is carefully guided to provide opportunities for positive exposure, all while helping strengthen your partnership with your dog.
Whether you're working on recall, neutrality around other dogs, confidence or simply making better choices around distractions, Social Walks give you the opportunity to put your training into practice in the situations that matter - out in the real world, with support and guidance there when you need it.
Social Walks take place across Edinburgh, East Lothian and the Scottish Borders - so there's likely to be one near you, wherever you're based in South East Scotland.
If you'd like to join us, please book a Social Walk Assessment first. This gives us a chance to meet you both, discuss your goals and make sure the walks are the right environment for you and your dog before you join the pack!
SOCIAL WALKs
social skills club
Looking to build confidence before joining our Social Walks? The Social Skills Club is a great place to start.
Limited to just four dogs, these small-group training sessions are designed to help you and your dog develop the essential skills needed to navigate the real world together. The small group size means you'll benefit from personalised 1:1 feedback and guidance throughout, while still having the opportunity to practise around other dogs.
We'll cover key foundations including reliable recall, reading canine body language, appropriate dog-to-dog greetings, advocating for your dog, handling approaching off-lead dogs, and much more - all within a supportive, structured environment that puts your partnership first.