3 Best Dog Trainers in North Lanarkshire, UK

“Mizz Pawz is dedicated to enhancing the lives of dogs and their owners through expert training and care. Deborah O’Neill is an approved and qualified dog trainer through the IMDT, including membership in The Institute of Modern Dog Trainers. She is also a certified dog trainer and canine coach with Canine Principles and is on the UK National Register of Dog Trainers and Behaviourists. She has completed training on dog behaviour and training, including specific topics of interest such as dog nutrition, pet first aid, separation anxiety, dog cognition, and emotional intelligence. She regularly takes new training and behaviour courses, attends seminars, and learns new methods of training. She is a trained dog first aider and holds many dog training and behaviour qualifications as well as several business awards. Mizz Pawz offers competitive prices and discounts for multiple dogs. They also provide long-term or short-term services and dog walks in a variety of locations, ranging in length and time from 30 minutes to 1 hour, with longer walks available on request. Video or telephone training sessions are also available.

“Pet Behaviour Scotland is dedicated to improving the well-being of pets and their owners through expert behavioural support and training. The centre is run by Lynn Allardyce. Lynn is a professionally qualified Companion Animal Pet Behaviourist and Trainer. She is a member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT 00856). Lynn has special knowledge of German Shepherd dogs, Dobermanns, Northern Inuits, and Beagles, having personal experience with these breeds. She has excellent knowledge and has trained most breeds of dogs. Lynn is specifically interested in developing puppies and working with aggressive dogs. Pet Behaviour Scotland's trainers use only the most up-to-date, kind, and effective methods to train your pets. Their trainers are qualified pet behaviourists and trainers. They aim to offer a comfortable learning environment for both you and your dog. Pet Behaviour Scotland also offers a private puppy right start to help new owners, right from the beginning, with a puppy at eight weeks old or even before you acquire the puppy. Home visits or remote assessments are available.

“Paws & Pups is a family-owned dog training centre in North Lanarkshire. They offer kennel/home boarding, dog training, fun agility, socialisation, behaviour conditioning classes, and much more to all ages and breeds of dogs. Margaret is the owner of the business. She covers the basic content of a training class, and you learn how to place your dog in positions safely and begin to build a connection with your puppy. Paws & Pups has state-of-the-art dog boarding facilities and dog training/obedience classes. They have a selection of levels starting with new puppies from 8 weeks with their first injection to senior advanced levels. They run weekly puppy training classes for all breeds, sizes, and levels, so there is always something to suit everyone. They aim to teach fundamental obedience and manners and encourage socialisation and fun for dogs and their owners. Their classes are relaxed and informal, and they assist you and your dog in bonding and teaching how to live and work together in harmony. They also offer various sessions on dog management, such as Funagility, two-dog training, dog socialisation sessions, and more. During holiday periods, they offer taster sessions to new members.