'One to One' Training
If you are interested in joining the training sessions at Warrenby Gundogs, your first lesson will be a private one-to-one session with Andrew Farley. The purpose of this session is for Andrew to get to know you and your dog, and typically lasts between 1 and 2 hours.
In the lesson, Andrew will outline his training methods and help you to learn how to communicate with your dog so that your dog understands what you want. Throughout the lesson, you will also be given exercises to take away and practice at home. Successful dog training depends on both owners and dogs following the same set of instructions in a consistent way. Following the initial session, and as long as both you and your dog are ready, you will enter into group training.
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Andrew Farley with his Springer Spaniel Swift
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Group Lessons
Warrenby Gundogs run several different training groups throughout the year, from Puppy and Novice classes through Intermediate to Open / Field Trial standard levels. Students are encouraged at Warrenby Gundogs to progress through the levels with their dog, but only at a pace which suits their partnership. Irrespective of ability, all students have the opportunity to train on varying terrain types, including jumps, lakes, woodland and open land.
The emphasis on all training at Warrenby Gundogs is building the partnership between the handler and their dog. This is driven by a philosophy that in order to achieve the best results, both the dog and handler need to work as a team and be able to communicate effectively. This can sometimes mean that the handler needs just as much training as their dog!
The emphasis on all training at Warrenby Gundogs is building the partnership between the handler and their dog. This is driven by a philosophy that in order to achieve the best results, both the dog and handler need to work as a team and be able to communicate effectively. This can sometimes mean that the handler needs just as much training as their dog!
A Hungarian Wirehaired Vizla with a drive to work
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Labrador Retrievers waiting patiently for direction
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A Korthals Griffon demonstrating athletic ability
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Training Notes:
(1) Please do not arrive more than 15 minutes before the start of your training session
(2) Please do not walk or train your dog(s) at the training grounds without prior permission
(3) Please clean up after your own dog(s)
(1) Please do not arrive more than 15 minutes before the start of your training session
(2) Please do not walk or train your dog(s) at the training grounds without prior permission
(3) Please clean up after your own dog(s)
