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I’ve been meaning to write to you for quite some time. Tracy and myself make regular references to the help you’ve given us. And, thanks to your guidance and advice – Molly’s behaviour has well and truly been transformed. Her chase instinct is a thing of the past. And the “leave it” command gets listened to the majority of the time (we are still aiming for 100 per cent). Molly well and truly loves being on the Burns Diet. And we had the opportunity to meet a kilt-wearing Mr. Burns himself at Dis…

Andy, Tracy and Molly

Having met Robert about 6 years ago, I had heard him talk about possibly setting up a dog training instructors course. As soon as I heard it was running a few years later I signed up immediately – Rob’s advice for my dog walking business had been spot on, so I knew the course would be good. The course is set indoors, so weather can’t stop training. Nerves of course can be an issue, but Rob understands and the course is set up to build confidence in every way. We were taught all the basi…

Linda

I originally met Robert Alleyne in late November 2012 when I enrolled my very young puppy, a Parson Russell Terrier, in his Monday night dog training class. I did extensive research into which was the best dog training class in London and his name kept coming up. I went to visit his class a week before picking up my new dog and was so impressed that I signed up on the spot. I live in North West London and am surrounded by dog training clubs. Robert’s class is in South East London, so couldn…

Angus

Robert Alleyne’s Trainee Instructors’ course is unique. It’s a ‘rolling’ course where first you observe other trainees carry out the class, under the guidance of Robert. Then gradually you are eased into instructing, supported by him along the way. By the end of the course having the ability to fully instruct a class of pet owners the basic essential training that pet dogs need. You learn the theory first and then you have the invaluable experience of putting it to practical use. Fur…

Katy

I just wanted to say I had the most amazing time on your Instructors Course, I learnt so much. I have already started to use the training techniques from the course. Thank you for all you support and guidance during the course it has made me a better instructor. On a personal note, I now also feel so much more confident in standing up in front of the class and running an exercise or even the whole full class. Thanks again

Barry

I did Rob’s instructor course from November 2013 until March 2014. Through the duration of the course, my confidence grew week by week. I learnt a lot in helping the owners learn along with their dogs, and it was great to watch their progress. After the class, we always had a discussion, which was beneficial in analysing/understanding how the evening had gone. Definitely a course worthwhile doing.

Anna

I joined Robert Alleyne’s instructor course in (sorry couldnt find exact date). I needed to gain practical experience to add to my Behaviourist qualification. Robert was very supportive and helped me gain more confidence in a class environment. He has a great sense of humour which helped all the instructors to relax. Robert encourages all his students to follow their own path in training.

Lorraine

I attended Robert Alleyne’s Instructors course in 2012. I had been instructing at a dog club for several years at this point, however, I found out a fair bit about my instructing skills on this course. The course enables you to analyse the way you teach, gives you a chance to learn new ways of teaching and equally gives you a chance to observe others teaching. At the end of each lesson we were given the chance to discuss ideas, listen to critiques about our own teaching skills and debate with Ro…

Alexis

Lenny is a ‘changed man’. He still has the (very) occasional ‘div’, but only when on the lead. And if he does go mad, it’s for nano seconds and he’s out of it almost instantly. Off the lead he’s fantastic. We were out walking the other week and 2 large staffs came bounding towards us, and all it took for Len to ignore them was a squeak of his favourite ball and a treat… He’s even accepting of new dogs when we meet them (actually, more often than not he just ignores them). He’s so much more chill…

Wendy Rogers and Lenny

“I attended Rob’s instructor course in the Spring/Summer 2014, those 12 weeks flashed by. Rob is patient, generous with his knowledge and time and an amazing sense of humour! Rob simplifies instructing without confusing the dog owner and dog or the person learning to be an instructor. The other instructors and trainees on the course are fun, friendly and encouraging. The talks after the class are informative and he encourages you to think and talk through scenarios. Rob helped me when I…

Tracey Bugg

banned breeds

For any dog owner it’s essential to know and be clear on the law and dogs. The Gov.uk site has all the legislation but this is a quick over view. Overview It’s against the law to let a dog be dangerously out of control anywhere, this applies to ALL dogs, […]

The Law And Dogs

tagged banned breeds / law / legislation / out of control / responsible ownership

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