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Puppies can start training as early as 8 weeks old. It's important to start early to establish good habits and prevent bad ones from forming. They must be fully vaccinated for group classes and given the ok from the vet to mix With other dogs
Yes, we offer group classes for socialisation, puppy class Reactive classes and basic obedience training. It's a great way for your dog to interact with other dogs and learn important skills.
We use a combination of positive reinforcement, force free and behaviour modification techniques to address unwanted behaviors, such as aggression, fear, and separation anxiety.
Yes. Supporting reactive and aggressive dogs is one of our core specialisms. We take a compassionate, structured approach to help reduce reactivity, improve emotional resilience, and build calm, confident behaviour over time.
The cost of our services varies depending on the type of training and the duration of the sessions. Please contact us for specific pricing information. All prices are on the website
The length of time it takes to train a dog depends on a variety of factors, including the dog's age, breed, temperament, and the type of training needed. On average, it can take several weeks to several months to fully train a dog.
One-to-one sessions: Cancellations made within 48 hours are non-refundable unless we can rebook your slot.
Group courses: Require 14 days’ notice to cancel for a refund. Missed classes are non-refundable.
Online courses: Non-refundable once booked.
Extenuating circumstances: Considered case by case.
Yes, we offer in-home training sessions for clients who prefer to train their dogs in their own environment. This can be especially helpful for dogs who have difficulty adjusting to new surroundings or who have behavior issues that are specific to their home environment.
We’re based in Partridge Green, offering in-person services in areas such as West and East Sussex. We also provide online training and behaviour support for clients across the UK.
Dog training focuses on teaching skills like recall or loose lead walking. Behaviour support addresses emotional or behavioural challenges, such as fear, reactivity, guarding, or separation issues often rooted in how your dog feels, not just what they do.
We use only ethical, evidence-based methods no punishment, fear, or dominance techniques. Our focus is on positive reinforcement, emotional understanding, and relationship-building between dogs and their people.
Yes. We offer behaviour consultations for dogs experiencing separation-related distress, noise fears, and anxiety-related behaviours. Our support is gentle, gradual, and tailored to each dog’s pace.
Behaviour consultations include a full history review, assessment of your dog’s emotional needs, a personalised plan, and ongoing support. Sessions are relaxed, supportive, and take place in your home, on walks or online.
You can book directly through our website or contact us using the form on our Contact page. We’re happy to guide you to the right service based on your dog’s needs.
Absolutely. Behaviour change takes time, so we offer continued guidance via follow-up sessions, email support, and written plans to ensure you and your dog feel supported every step of the way.
Yes, this is an exclusive add-on service for clients who’ve worked with us through training or behaviour support. This ensures continuity of care and familiarity for your dog.
At Ravendale Training and Behaviour, we don’t offer standard dog walking but we do offer structured, training-informed walks for existing clients.
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Have a question about how I can help your dog? I’d love to hear from you! Please feel free to get in touch using the contact form or email provided.
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