3 Best Dog Trainers in Mold, UK

“Forests & Fetch offers your dog enjoyable and effective positive, reward-based training and behaviour modification that will leave them happy, confident and ready to thrive in your family. As a qualified and accredited Dog Trainer and Behaviourist with the Institute of Modern Dog Trainers (IMDT) and holding a PhD in Zoology, Dr Anna Muir has the knowledge, expertise and experience to help support you with all your training goals, from giving your puppy the best start in life to helping your dog overcome behavioural problems. Forests & Fetch understands the joy that having a dog brings to life and believes that dogs deserve a life filled with joy in return. Whether dogs join them for one-to-one training sessions, puppy classes or behaviour consultations, they will be a warmly welcomed member of their very special Forests and Fetch pack.

“Barking Mad Dog Services is an ethical, reward-based, non-aversive dog training centre, primarily focusing on fun, low-impact dog sports, which safely cater for dogs of all ages and abilities. Their approach is centred on fun and positive reinforcement, and they believe that dogs and their owners can learn together enjoyably. As dedicated trainers, they make sure to stay up-to-date with the advanced training techniques by participating in regular courses and workshops. Whether you are looking for hoopers classes, trick training, or attending a dog-related event or workshop, Barking Mad Dog Services provides a tailored solution that fits your needs. Their safe and secure facility provides the perfect environment for dogs of all breeds and ages to learn and play. Their experienced trainers use positive reinforcement methods to help your furry friend thrive.

“Pat and Colin Werner Dog Training School has trained many puppies and dogs of different breeds. They have gained a great deal of experience to help you raise a happy, well-behaved family pet. They offer regular, practical, expert training and advice to owners of puppies, adults, and rescue dogs. They also provide help and advice on any problems experienced by young puppies, such as biting, jumping up, house training, and other issues. All their classes are aimed at specific dog ages to teach the basics and then move on to bigger things. No harsh treatment is ever used or taught. They also don't advocate the use of check chains. They use a reward-based training system at all levels and support using treats and praise.