During our six week workshop we teach you about why your dog does what he does. We also teach you how to anticipate what your dog is going to do and how to rectify the situation.

This is my dad, Don Blackwell he sadly passed away in 2002 but not before he had the chance to make his impact on the world of dog training and behaviour! My dad was very empathic towards dogs and knew just what was needed to keep a dog in their home. He created his 'Recipe' which I still use today.

I still apply my father's 'Receipe' and I and my many clients get the same reliable results. My father was always learning about new and innovative ways to train dogs and for most, he found that by using play as a training technique their behaviour changed dramatically.

This is for you if you are open-minded enough to think outside the box of dog training and behaviour and embark on a different thought pattern.

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This is for you if you have tried the mainstream and you just are not getting the results you expected.

Jess is a rescue and we knew immediately that she needed to be just a dog for a bit. We find the workshops invaluable as Jess is permitted to stretch her legs and as a result has found herself a job taking others on that necessary run!

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We tried the mainstream and it just wasn't working for Jess. We knew Jess needed to run and interact independently with other dogs. Naughty Dog School takes a different approach to dog behaviour and dealing with undesirable behaviour, it has helped Jess and all both love coming!!

Kat and Ash

Bella is a Romanian rescue who was not at all happy about being around other dogs. Her owners tried the positive only route to find her behaviour was only getting worse!

Naughty Dog School to the rescue! After only 6 weeks at NDS Bella's anxiety reduced! So much so that Sam took this video to prove how well behaved she is now!

Our dog Buddy had a rough start after being found wandering the streets of Slough and was taken to the local pound. Sadly no one wanted him and his time at the pound was at an end when a lovely rescue that I know stepped in to save him.

The first picture of him in the pound just broke our hearts and we decided this poor boxer staffi cross deserved a loving home and we stepped in to give him that. Buddy was a lovely boy But came to us 10kg under weight. It was clear he hadn’t had much (if any) real socialisation in the outside world. He had few bottom teeth and the consensus was he had predominately been kept in a cage and lost his teeth trying to gnaw his way out.