
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Spaniel Workshop suitable for all types of Spaniels?
Yes. Our full day Spaniel Workshop is suitable for Cocker Spaniels, Springer Spaniels and other Spaniel breeds aged 10 months and over. Whether your Spaniel struggles with lead pulling, excitement, reactivity or settling in public, the training is tailored to help you achieve calmer, more reliable behaviour.
What will my Spaniel learn during the workshop?
Throughout the day, you'll learn our proven No Nose In Front Of Toes Technique, helping your Spaniel walk calmly on the lead, remain settled in a coffee shop, improve focus during woodland walks and behave more confidently around people and other dogs. Every owner also receives individual coaching based on their dog's specific needs.
Why is the training held in different environments?
Real life training produces real life results. Your Spaniel will practise new skills at our dog training academy before progressing to a woodland walk and a coffee shop, allowing them to learn how to remain calm and responsive in a variety of everyday situations.
Will I receive individual support during the workshop?
Absolutely. Although the workshop is held in a small group of up to 10 dogs, Craig provides one to one guidance throughout the day. This ensures you receive personalised advice and practical solutions that are specific to your Spaniel's behaviour and training goals.
Is the Spaniel Workshop suitable for aggressive dogs?
No. This workshop is designed for Spaniels that need help with lead pulling, overexcitement, settling in public and reactivity. It is not suitable for dogs that display aggression towards people or other dogs. If you're unsure whether the workshop is appropriate for your dog, please contact us before booking.

