Jaz Purnell
Rico Purnell
Tazz Purnell
I First started the Dog Training Club on the 4th July 1991
We are a Private club
Our classes are held
Christ Church Hall
Echo Square,
Gravesend, Kent.
DA12 1NR
We run 2 classes starting at 7.30pm-8pm & 8.30pm-9.30pm
We teach Basic Obedience to Advanced
We also teach different Tricks
What ever Dog Activity you choose to do
Your Dog needs Obedience Training
Having a well behaved dog doesn't happen over night
It takes time the more training you give your dog
The better he or she will be
How fast your dog learns
Will depend on what breed of dog and how much time you give your dog
Every breed of dog can be taught something
All Vaccinations should be up to date
Vaccination book should be brought to the club to be checked
We cannot except dogs with out one
Dogs Should be wormed as advised by your Vet
All Dogs should have a Name tag on their collar
There is a fine for not having one when out in Public Places.
Never put your Dog's name on the Disc
Your Name & Tel No can go on the Disc
All Dogs should be Micro-chipped
It is down to you to Register your Micro-chip
It's important to up date your Micro-chip details if you move home
So that if your dog goes missing it will be easier to return them to you.
No Bitches in season allowed at club
No Harsh handling
If you are caught rough handling your dog
You will be asked to leave the club
We help the general public
To train their dogs to become better behaved dogs.
Helping them to Not end up in Rescue centres.
So come on people Train your Pet dogs
A well trained dog is a happy dog.
Most of our Dogs that come to club are Ex Rescue and some of them have problems.
Some dogs have gone on to gain their
Good Citizen Awards
&
Placings at Dog Shows.
Remember a dog is for life not just for Christmas
Please email for more details through our contact page
We have replaced our Tea Jar at Dog club
with a Battersea Dogs Home Collection tin
in
Loving Memory of our Ex Battersea boy Ozzi
Evening
Jaz Purnell
Ozzi Purnell
It can be very daunting for a New Dog owner having a puppy
Training your Puppy will not happen over night
It takes time and patience
You only get out what you put in
Make sure your puppy is used to a collar & lead
It's a good idea to keep your lead on for Training
That way you have control of what your Puppy is doing
When they are off a lead they are in control
They can do what ever they want and not what you want
Also it's important to have a routine in place
Feeding times, play times, toilet training, basic training
rest time
Investing in a puppy crate
They are not used for punishment
It is some where that the puppy can go to for a rest
They are useful for when you go out it will keep the puppy safe
It can help with chewing
Hi Everyone
GREAT NEWS
Please do not just turn up on the night hoping to Join straight away
Anyone contacting me for Training
Will have to go on the waiting list for first class
There is a limit of 8 people in the First class
My classes have been cut back in size
Hopefully we can keep as safe as possible
We know Masks will not be compulsory
It will be up to the individual person
If they want to wear a Mask
We must all be aware that the Virus
hasn't gone away and we all need to be careful
We will understand if people cannot wait to Join for Training
If they find some where else it's not a problem
We hope when we start back we can stay back
Many Thanks
Sue
Rico Purnell
Tazz Purnell
