12 Field Lane, Oakbridge · Monday to Friday, 9:00–19:00

Fictional academy · demo site

Oakbridge · Reward-based

Kind training, practised in the open.

  1. 1Sit.
  2. 2Stay.
  3. 3Reward.

Short classes, food rewards, and a plan you can repeat at home. No punishment, and no promise of a perfect dog.

Fifteen minutes. We match a class, or a one-to-one if a group is the wrong room.

A black-and-white border collie sitting upright on short green grass
Illustrative photograph. Not the paddock at Field Lane.
A class
45 min
Puppy plans
4–12 wk
Assessment
15 min
Method
Rewards

This week

Six ways to practise.

Add a class to your calendar in one tap. Careful companions is one-to-one, and only after we have spoken.

Timetable
  1. Mon 26

    Puppy foundations

    10:30–11:15

    Paddock, 12 Field Lane

    8–16 weeks£96 six classes

  2. Tue 27

    Adolescent manners

    18:00–18:45

    Paddock, 12 Field Lane

    6–18 months£108 six classes

  3. Wed 28

    Scent games

    11:00–11:45

    Hall, 12 Field Lane

    any age£18 each class

  4. Thu 29

    Recall outdoors

    17:30–18:15

    Long field behind the lane

    from 5 months£22 each class

  5. Fri 30

    Agility for fun

    09:30–10:15

    Hall, 12 Field Lane

    from 12 months£20 each class

  6. Sat 31

    Careful companions

    10:00, by arrangement

    Quiet yard, 12 Field Lane

    one-to-one£48 each session

Puppies

Start small. Stay with it.

For puppies from about eight weeks. We stop a session if a pup is tired. Progress is practice, not a guarantee.

Compare plans
A beagle standing patiently beside a bowl of dog food, looking up
Library photograph, used as illustration

Approach

Reward the dog in front of you.

  1. 01

    Food first

    A hungry dog learns faster than a told-off one. Bring soft food the size of a pea.

  2. 02

    Short lessons

    A minute of good practice beats a frustrated half hour. We stop when the dog checks out.

  3. 03

    Honest limits

    We will say if a group is the wrong place. We will not promise a cure.

Our approach, and the questions we are asked

At home

Six skills. Your own score.

Mark what you are practising. It stays on this device. Reliable means the skill holds in your kitchen, not that it will hold everywhere.

Open the checklist
  • Sit
  • Down
  • Wait
  • Come when called
  • Loose lead
  • Settle
A Belgian Tervuren dog climbing a blue agility ramp in an indoor training hall
Library photograph, used as illustration

Assessment

Tell us about the dog you have.

A free call. We ask about age, home, and any bites, so we do not put the wrong dog in a group. Behaviour changes can have a medical cause — please speak to your vet as well.

Choose a 15-minute slot