3 Best Dog Trainers in Crewe

“Bliash Dog Training & Behaviour' core values are positive, fun, and friendly. All lessons are on a one-to-one basis to maximise enjoyment and learning during sessions for both you and your puppy. They will work through various skills to have your puppy walk nicely, return when called, and behave beautifully. Bliash Dog Training & Behaviour can design a course of classes or work on something specific to suit you and your dog. They want to leave you with tips and information so you can continue the training away from the training ground. Bliash Dog Training & Behaviour's training can also be arranged at your home.”

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“Nose to Trail is an award-winning dog training business. Rachel is the founder of Nose to Trail. As a Registered Clinical Animal Behaviourist, Rachel typically runs all the behaviour consultations that come to them via vet referral. Rachel has an MSc in Animal Behaviour and Welfare, as well as a Psychology degree and a PGCE teaching qualification. Rachel's specialities include Separation Anxiety, which means she can take cases remotely from all across the UK. Rachel has worked with hundreds of dogs who struggle with being left home alone. She aims to increase your dog's happiness and well-being. Nose to Trail uses reward-based training and the least intrusive and minimally aversive methods to help improve your dog's behavior. They follow a strict code of conduct to maintain their accreditations and only take on behavioral cases after correspondence with your vet.”

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“Mada-Crewe is managed by Magdalena Krynska. She has provided one-to-one dog handler training and has expanded her expertise to include training Assistance Dogs. Since 2022, she has also offered training for dogs during residential stays. Magdalena offers training days exclusively for you and your dog. The Primary School classes are designed for adult dogs over one year old. These sessions help dogs learn obedience in various everyday situations, such as interactions with other dogs and people in parks and towns. Additionally, these classes help dog owners observe and understand their dogs' needs, fostering a stronger team dynamic. The Secondary School program is tailored for adult dogs who have completed the Primary School classes and wish to continue their education. The focus is on deepening the bond between handlers and their dogs, enabling them to navigate various environments together with confidence.”

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