Agility for everyone
Love to join one of our Agility classes, but a block of group sessions doesn’t work or want to see if they would be the right fit?
Have a reactive, or over-excitable dog so don’t feel ready for a group setting?
Experienced running full Agility Courses and want to come to a Club class or focus on a specific skill?
Get professional support
Sessions can take you from the start of your training to working on more advanced skills one stage at a time, at a pace manageable for you and your dog then progress onto Agility Club
The foundation skills from the course syllabus can be covered by booking an initial consultation and a further 2 or 3 sessions.
How Individual Training Sessions Work
Step 1: Initial Consultation |
Step 2: Regular Sessions |
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First, unless we have met before, you book an initial consultation. |
Working with me on an individual basis, you can expect to meet regularly for in-person sessions focusing on your goals and progress at your own pace. Taking a clear and friendly approach, I give you a plan to get you from "A to B" in simple progressive layers with plenty to practice in between and am on hand to answer any questions should you need it. Book Now |
Anglian Dog Works has two venues to choose from:
- The Farm at Balsham is located just off the A11, 7 miles from Cambridge, 10 miles from Newmarket, 12 miles from Saffron Walden, 25 miles from Bury St Edmunds.
- The enclosed Paddock at Barton is in partnership with Positive Paws Dog Training located near Foxcotte Farm, Comberton Road.
All ages, breeds, and experience levels are welcome.
All breeds of dogs who have had their vaccinations are welcome. Activities can be adjusted to be lower impact and therefore suitable for puppy agility foundation training as well as an activity to do with older dogs. READ MORE
While your dog needs basic obedience such as a sit and recall off lead or on a long line, the most important thing is that you come with the right mindset, a good bond, and a willingness to learn and put in the practice.
With my coaching, you have a trainer in your pocket to have any questions answered, hassle-free via ongoing email support.
By working with a professional accredited by an externally verified body like The Institute of Modern Dog Trainers (IMDT) you can be assured that their training is up to date, science-based training methods that are proven to be effective and that have your dog’s welfare at heart because members of such organisations are assessed and have ongoing checks.
ADWs Emma obtained a distinction in her IMDT membership exams by demonstrating practical skill and theoretical knowledge; continued learning and development is an annual requirement to maintain this status, so Emma’s experience is ever expanded through courses and qualifications.
Unfortunately, the dog training industry is unregulated, making it difficult to place the same level of trust in all trainers. For example, puppy socialisation done wrong, or harsh methods used can cause problems and upset for pets and their parents. Therefore, we would encourage you to check a trainer's accreditation with a professional organisation before working with them, as many trainers self-accredit without any external validation.
Want to work together?
You can check my availability and book online by selecting one of the options the orange buttons on this page take you to.
Note: If you see the message "No appointments are available this month" on the booking page, this is because appointments are fully booked.
The calendar runs 45 days in advance so either check back again soon or I have a waiting list so please do get in touch using the contact form outlining your availability to be added & I will message you if there are any cancellations or dates added.
Yes, spectators are more than welcome.
What we recommend is that you decide who will be handling your dog and stick to that person doing the training for the duration of the session to save any confusion for your dog.
Any children under the age of 18 must be always accompanied by an adult.