AMERSHAM DOG TRAINING CLUB
A HAPPY PLACE TO BE SINCE 1962
NEW CLASSES Start 28th April 2025 --- email: info@amershamdogtrainingclub.co.uk
A HAPPY PLACE TO BE SINCE 1962
LATEST NEWS FROM OUR CLUB
The Amersham Dog Training Club is a not for profit voluntary organisation affiliated to the Kennel Club. We welcome all dogs and their owners in Amersham and the surrounding area.
We train at the Amersham Common Village Hall on Monday evenings throughout the year.
Being a Club our aim is to both help our members teach their dogs important life skills and create a fun, relaxed and supportive space for our members. In addition to our classes, we organise monthly walks and social events for both dogs and their humans, making our Club A Happy Place To Be!
OUR CLASSES
We run classes at four different levels starting with Puppies through to Intermediate Plus and we welcome all breeds and ages of dogs. Our training instructors and assistants follow positive reinforcement methods that are science based, with emphasis on creating a rewarding and fun experience for both dogs and humans.
Classes run on a 7 week cycle. Class times are 18:10, 19:05, 20:05, 21:00
Very proud Club members with their training instructors. Silver Award, February 2025
Established in 1992, The Kennel Club Good Citizen Dog Training Scheme is the largest dog training programme in the UK. The scheme is open to all dogs, young or old, pedigree or crossbreed. Dogs do not need to be registered with The Kennel Club to take part. The scheme promotes responsible dog ownership by teaching owners to train their dog for everyday life situations. There are four award levels: Puppy Foundation, Bronze, Silver and Gold.
Training at our Club covers all elements required to pass the Kennel Club assessments. We encourage our members to take the assessments. Even though our Puppy and Foundations classes will cover a lot of the required elements, it is usually members in Intermediate and Intermediate Plus that enter the assessments.
NEWS FROM THE CLUB AND IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Best Practice for Safe Training
Celebrating 60 years!
New Member Welcome Handbook
Read the Club's Newsletter