Dog School

What’s changing and why

Since piloting Dog School in 2016, we’ve come a long way. By 2018, we officially opened our doors and have since supported over 111,000 dogs and 166,500 owners.

Along the way, we adapted through a global pandemic and a rise in dog ownership, always focused on supporting dogs and their people. But the world has changed. The dog population has grown, and more adult dogs are now facing complex behaviour issues.  

We’re proud of everything Dog School has achieved. And now, we’re taking the next step. From 31st July, we’ll be closing our puppy and adolescent classes to focus on more tailored, human-centred behaviour support for dogs with more serious challenges.

By evolving, we can support even more dogs facing complex challenges and reach families when they need us most.  

We’ve achieved a lot and are working on exciting plans for what's next, so keep your eyes on this space or sign up for our newsletter for pawsome updates.

What if I’m signed up for classes?

• If you have already enrolled, your course will operate as planned. In the unlikely event anything changes a member of the team will be contact you to discuss this further.
• If you are on the waiting list, a member of the team will be in contact with further information on how we can support you.

Please note: We are no longer accepting new sign-ups or waiting list entries.