In this article, we bring to light 8 of the best dog trainers in Liverpool and summarise their services.
1. Bark Busters
These professional dog trainers don’t just train your dog, they come to your home to train your dog! This means that your pup is learning in an environment familiar to them, which makes training easier and more effective.
Bark Busters focuses on a variety of behavioural issues. Whether your dog chews up furniture while you’re not home, pulls too hard on walks, or jumps up on you and visitors, Bark Busters can help.
Their training methods concentrate on reading your dog’s body language and, teaches you how to communicate with your own tone and body language. This means no choke chains, yelling, or physical means to control your dog. Both you and your pup will be comfortable with these training methods!
Ready to start training? Get in touch with Bark Busters today!
2. West Lancs Canine Centre
Since their establishment in 1989, West Lancs Canine Centre has been dedicated not only to training your dog, but to training you too. Any good dog trainer understands that teaching your dog is only half the journey. They have to teach the owner as well!
Focusing on safety and positive reinforcement, these trainers offer several different classes. Bring your new puppy to their puppy classes to learn basic puppy manners, and when they’re older take them to the Kennel Club Good Citizen classes.
Need someone on one training for behavioural issues? Not to worry. West Lancs Canine Centre offers that service.
Don’t wait—call West Lancs Canine Centre to start your training journey today!
3. Professional Dog Trainers
The owner of Professional Dog Trainers, Ian, offers a balanced approach to training. With an understanding that all dogs are different, Ian tailors his training methods to each individual dog.
Sign your dog up for Ian’s good behaviour classes, where your pup will be trained in basic manners. His puppy classes will teach your puppy good behaviour, and for dogs with more difficult behavioural problems, Ian will work one-on-one with you and your pooch.
Ian understands that a lot of the time, a dog displaying unwanted behaviour is doing it out of stress or anxiety. He will teach you and your dog better ways of dealing with these feelings, leaving you with a calmer, well trained dog.
Ready to give Ian a shout? Get in touch today!
4. Toddies Dog Training
After getting a new puppy and searching for training tips, owner of Toddies Dog Training discovered reward-based training. This changed her perspective on dog training, and she decided to pursue it as a career.
If your dog struggles with behavioural issues, then Toddies is the place to call. Focusing on one-on-one training means your dog’s individual problems can be properly addressed. The trainers will help you understand what your dog is trying to communicate, and how to communicate with your pup in turn. Plus, they work to make sure the entire family is involved with training.
Start training with Toddies Dog Training to help your dog become the best they can be, and be closer than ever with your pooch. Give them a shout today!
5. National Dog Training Centre
The trainers at NDTC have over 50 years’ worth of combined experience training dogs. With that much experience under their belts, you can feel certain you and your pooch are getting the best training when you start working with NDTC!
By maintaining a friendly, calm, and relaxed environment, the trainers at NDTC will make sure that both you and your pup are comfortable while training. Sign up for their puppy classes for your new family member, or classes that will teach your dog proper socialization, or work on behavioural problems your dog might be showing.
NDTC doesn’t just offers regular dog training. They also have classes for Explosion Detection Dog Handlers, as well as Drug Dog courses, and security courses.
Is the National Dog Training Centre the place for you? Get in touch today to start training!
6. H&M Dog Training
The qualified trainers at H&M Dog Training have been working with dogs of all sorts since 1984. If you’re searching for trainers to work on your dog’s performance and agility, then H&M Dog Training is the place for you!
H&M’s display team is one of the most popular in Liverpool. Bring your dog to their training centre, where you’ll both learn fun new tricks and activities. Does your dog have behavioural problems? H&M Dog Training will work on those with you too!
Check out H&M’s gallery for pictures of their amazing dogs’ performances, and then give them a shout to start training with them today!
7. Link K9 Family Protection Dogs
Training your protection dog doesn’t have to end with a reactive, stressed pooch. Using positive reinforcement, Link K9 teaches your dog not only to protect you and your family, but also keeps your dog happy while doing it.
Link K9 breeds their protection dogs in their own home, which means from the beginning they are given everything they need to be good working dogs. If you already have a dog, then no worries—they’ll train that dog too.
They also provide continuation training, so if you and your dog ever need a refresher, Link K9 is just a call away to help.
Ready to get started? Get in touch with Link K9 Family Protection Dogs today!
8. The Pawfect Retreat
Searching for a dog trainer in Liverpool that offers both basic training as well as agility to burn off energy? Check out The Pawfect Retreat! The Pawfect Retreat offers everything you and your dog need, including hydrotherapy, daycare and boarding, and grooming.
You can sign your dog up for group classes or, if groups are too distracting for you and your pooch, there are also one-on-one training sessions. Their facility features a “wet pour” floor, which is a soft, cushiony surface. This means that whether your dog is just learning basic manners, or working on agility training, all activities will be gentle on their joints.
Get ready to work on your dog’s leash manners, basic obedience, and commands when you start training with The Pawfect Retreat. Give them a shout to sign up for one of their classes now!
Evelyn is a writer and dog lover living with her roommate and their foster dog Bacon. In her spare time you can find her curled up with a book, out for a jog, or listening to true crime podcasts.
