Pat Werner's Dog Training School

read moreTo be invited into competition class you must of progressed through all of the previous classes and reached a good standard. This is a weekly pay as you go class and you may attend as often as you wish but the more you attend the more progress will be made. Private tuition is also available. We teach all the elements needed to compete successfully at all levels in Kennel Club obedience competitions which are held all over the country; advice on how and when to enter shows, show practise and etiquette is taught.

read moreThis class is for handlers who have shown an interest in further training for their dog, we will teach all the exercises needed to compete in competitions but it is not necessary to take part in any competitions, we will push all exercises previously taught further and teach a higher level of control through all exercises. Any handler and dog showing an interest in competing will be invited into our competition class.

read moreThis class is for dogs that have completed one of our 5 week courses and continued their training in CONTINUATION CLASS achieving a good obedience standard. The class is a weekly pay as you go and you may attend as often as you wish but the more you attend the more progress will be made. The class is held at Rhydymwyn Memorial Institute as we have a safe outdoor paddock to use and indoors is weather is not good. The paddock enables us to offer some free running for socialisation and recall practice.

read moreOver the years we have owned and loved many dogs of different breeds, our dogs are first and foremost family pets but all our dogs have also competed at KENNEL CLUB OBEDIENCE SHOWS with Pat and we have had a great deal of success. Pat has also represented Wales in the Inter Regional Obedience competition at Crufts on many occasions. Pat and Colin are respected judges and stewards at Kennel Club registered obedience shows held around the country. Our first dog was PETRA ( MADAME MISCHIEF MAKER ) a cross collie-lab from rescue, she was quite a handful and needed lots of training.