Whilst face masks are no longer mandatory their use will be a personal option. 
The number of handlers/dogs in each session will be kept to a level so that members can keep keep an indoor 2m social distance, as we appreciate that there are some personal concerns relating to COVID 19 and it's variants.

 

Sunday training times
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New Bronze  09-40  to 10-10 am
Bronze          10-20  to 10-50 am
Silver             11-00  to 11-30 am
Gold              11-40  to 12-10 pm

These times could be subject to change according to future class numbers.

REGISTRATION FEE:
Annual registration (Handlers):
£3-00 one handler £4-00 for two

​TRAINING FEES:

​Weekly training session fee:
​£2-50 for first dog £1-50 for a second

​FEE PAYMENT:
All fees can be made on the day of training by cash, bank transfer or credit/debit card either weekly or by "block" payments.
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Applications ​for training

PLEASE NOTE.

​Due to unforeseen circumstances, we have suspended all the Puppy Foundation applications until further notice.

We have recently had an increase in training numbers in our Bronze, Silver & Gold classes, and they are now full, with future vacancies being  limited.

Applicants for the post Puppy classes can be added to our waiting list and will be contacted as soon as vacancies occur.

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​For more detailed information please use our contact form HERE

All Training fees are "NOT FOR PROFIT" with our trainers & committee members working voluntary​
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We hold Sunday morning Training classes for:


Beginners/Bronze Award: For Dogs that are new to training or have completed a Puppy Foundation course. The Training sessions will follow the Kennel Club GCDS Bronze Award which covers the basic exercises for handlers and dogs in an everyday situation with an understanding of the responsibilities that  dog ownership involves. Click HERE for more information​


Intermediate/Silver Award:  For Dogs and Handlers that have been through previous Training and wish to develop and extend the basic socialisation and Training skills beyond the basics. Will include the exercises found (but not limited to) the Kennel Club GCDS Silver Award.

Advanced/Gold Award: For Dogs and Handlers that wish to be involved in Training activities at an advanced level including those found at (but not limited to) the GCDS Gold Award.

​PAYMENT METHODS: At the time of training by CASH, CREDIT/DEBIT cards or BANK TRANSFER to:
DJ-Dog Training Club:  NatWest - Chippenham.
Sort code:  52-21-30  Account No. 28655338

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Training sessions have been organised to also include exercises that promote Training for every day situations to make Dog ownership a happy and pleasant experience for both you and your Dog.
We concentrate on working at each Handler and Dogs pace, developing handling skills to provide consistent lasting quality results.
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For information sheets on the Good Citizen Award Scheme please click HERE
For new starters information please click HERE

​NOTE
Our fees are set to cover the cost of running the training sessions throughout the year without any personal financial gain. Should any financial surplus be generated, it will be dispersed to agreed charities.

Contact:
By contact form: HERE​
Direct contacts:

          Doug or Chris Jones Tel. 01249 652519 Mobile 07773225641
          email: dougjones0341@gmail.com

As well as producing proof of current vaccination when starting Training, it is expected that each handler must carry with them some form of “poop scoop” and all dogs must wear a collar and Identification tag/disc/plate complying with the law: Name, address, & post code. (It is advisable to have as many telephone numbers as you can get on the tag/disc/plate).
​Please remember that it has been compulsory to have your Dogs micro chipped from the 6th April 2016

Parents are reminded that a Dog Training environment is not always suitable for young children and therefore children should be closely supervised by an experienced adult on a one to one basis.
​All children should be instructed on the safe codes of practice when handling or being near Dogs, as described on our website page "Children & Dogs"
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​All new Dogs will be assessed during the first few weeks of Training to make sure that they do not exhibit any abnormal or aggressive behaviour which could cause concern to other Members and their Dogs.
Should this occur, you will be advised to seek specialist behaviour Training.