Dog Trainers in Berkshire

Anna Balch Dog Training

Address:
Berkshire RG14 2AJ
Phone: 07906649566
Email: bookings@annabalchdogtrainer.com

Berkshire Dog Trainers

Address:
33 Walter Rd, Wokingham RG41 3JB
Phone: 07887603285
Email:  BerkshireDogTrainers@outlook.com

Berkshire Dog Training

Address:
Ashford Hill Rd, Thatcham RG19 8BB
Phone: 07769731232
Email: julesclapham@hotmail.com

Cranbourne Dog Training School

Address:
Braemoray, Forest Rd, Bracknell RG42 7NX
Phone: 07711532210
Email:  enquiry@cdts.co.uk

Kaelum Neville Dog Training

Address:
Newbury
Phone: 07908059519
Email: train@kneville.dog

Kim Potter Dog Training

Address:
Loddon Dr, Reading RG10 8HL
Phone: 07941392521
Email: caninetrainerkp@gmail.com

Look and Lead Dog Training

Address:
138 Barkham Rd, Wokingham RG41 2RP
Phone: 07817117893
Email: lookandlead@gmail.com

The Contented Hound

Address:
Berkshire College of Agriculture, SL6 6QR
Phone: 07887 727421
Email:   pippa@thecontentedhound.com

Paws to Train

Address:
Chapel Cottage, Newbury RG20 7ET
Phone: 07718 913 177
Email: info@pawstotrain.co.uk

Kate Bowsher Dog Training

Address:
Field Barn Farm, Reading, RG7 5LT
Phone: 07585771121
Email: info@kbdogtraining.co.uk

Dogs Be Dogs

Address:
Palmer’s Lane, Burghfield Common, RG7 3DU
Phone: 07817086520
Email: info@dogsbedogs.co.uk

My Dog's Club

Address:
Bracknell, Berkshire RG12 1HD
Phone: 07804499864
Email: info@mydogsclub.co.uk


Dog Trainers Near Me in Berkshire

Searching for a dog trainer near me in Berkshire? From Reading, Slough, Windsor, Maidenhead, Bracknell, Wokingham, Newbury, Thatcham, Ascot, Sandhurst and Crowthorne across the RG and SL postcodes, the right professional can turn pulling, barking and sketchy recall into calm, confident behaviour. Use our county directory to compare methods, specialisms and fees—then pick the Berkshire dog trainer that fits your goals and schedule. Complete database of dog trainers can be found here.

What Berkshire trainers can help with

  • Puppy foundations done right: toilet training, social skills, crate confidence, bite inhibition, calm handling for vets/groomers.
  • Everyday manners that stick: recall, loose-lead walking, settle on a mat, polite greetings, impulse control around doors/food/visitors.
  • Behaviour support: lead reactivity, over-arousal, excessive barking, separation-related issues, resource guarding, multi-dog tension.
  • Confidence & life skills: coping with town centres (Oracle/High St crowds), woodland distractions in the Thames Valley/Swinley Forest, cyclists, livestock and fireworks.

How modern coaches get results (kind + effective)

  • Reward-based teaching: clear markers and tiny, repeatable steps—no intimidation or pain.
  • Behaviour change plans: targeted desensitisation + counter-conditioning so emotions shift first and behaviour follows.
  • Formats to fit life: 1-to-1 home visits, small group classes, secure-field sessions and remote check-ins with structured homework.
  • Welfare + measurement: written plans, realistic milestones and vet liaison when health could be involved.

Trainer tip (fast wins at home)

Many owners add a humane no-shock attention cue—a gentle vibration—to make recall and “leave it” crystal clear on busy Berkshire walks. Keep levels low, pair every cue with rewards, and follow professional guidance. A popular option is our NO-SHOCK Vibrating Dog Training Collar for precise, repeatable cues.

Helpful tools to pair with your trainer’s plan

Typical Berkshire dog-training prices (guide)

  • Puppy/obedience classes (4–6 weeks): ~£70–£130 per course.
  • 1-to-1 training: ~£50–£95 per hour (bundles often reduce the hourly rate).
  • Behaviour consultations: initial assessment ~£130–£260; follow-ups ~£60–£120.
    Extras to check: travel beyond a trainer’s core radius, written reports, WhatsApp/email support—sometimes included, sometimes billed separately. (Rates vary with qualifications, experience and case complexity—always request a written quote.)

A quick buyer’s checklist for Berkshire owners

  • Credentials: IMDT, APDT, ABTC registration, insurance, canine first-aid.
  • Methods: welfare-led, reward-based approach; clear stance on equipment and handling.
  • Specialism match: puppies, reactivity, separation anxiety, scentwork, gundog foundations—pick the skill set you actually need.
  • Process: structured plan, homework between sessions, progress reviews, sensible cancellation terms.
  • Fit: location, timetable and communication style you’ll stick with (think M4/A329M/A34 travel, parking near parks/fields).

What to ask before you book

  • Format & schedule: 1-to-1, classes, or a mix? How many sessions and how often?
  • Goals: what does success look like in 2, 4 and 8 weeks?
  • Support: what follow-up (video/WhatsApp) is included?
  • Welfare plan: what happens if your dog is stressed or progress stalls?
  • Costs: what’s included in the quote, and what counts as extra?

Ready to start?

Shortlist two or three professionals from our Berkshire dog trainer listings, request a plan + quote, then commit to short, frequent practice. Little-and-often wins—review progress weekly with your trainer’s advice. Pair that consistency with the right home tools—our Vibrating Dog Training Collar, Citronella Bark Collars and Calmdogs® Calming Treats—and you’ll see safer walks, better focus and a happier, more confident dog across Berkshire.

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