Dog Trainers in North Yorkshire

FurryTails Dog Training

Address: Shires Bridge Mill Shires, Bridge Business Park, Easingwold, York YO61 3EQ
Phone: 07973 216148
Email:
Jo@furrytails.dog

Top Barks Dog Training

Address: 11 Redthorn Dr, Huntington, York YO31 9DW
Phone: 07932 632855
Email: mark@topbarks.co.uk

Training Canines

Address: Poplar St, Holgate, York YO26 4SG
Phone: 07738 766498
Email: contact@trainingcanines.co.uk

Charlie Clive Dog Trainer

Address: 1 Forge View, Rectory Lane, York YO62 5UU
Phone: 07896 048104
Email: info@ccdogtrainer.co.uk

Clicking With Canines

Address: Serves North Yorkshire and nearby areas
Phone: 07525 214297
Email: kate@clickingwithcanines.co.uk

Yorkshire K9 Dog Training

Address: Serves North Yorkshire and nearby areas
Phone: 01423 646925
Email: enquiries@yorkshirek9.co.uk

Bowland K9 Training

Address: 8 Brookfield Garth, Hampsthwaite, Harrogate HG3 2EB
Phone: 07906 611558
Email: info@bowlandk9training.com

Pippa's Pooches Harrogate

Address: 11 Crossways Cres, Harrogate HG2 7DG
Phone: 07790 702841
Email: pippas-pooches@mail.com

York Dog School

Address: Serves Yorkishre & more
Phone: 07990 930846
Email: enquiries@leedsdogschool.co.uk

Yorkshire Canine Academy

Address: Kings Rd, Leeds LS16 8BG
Phone: 0113 486 1980
Email: info@yorkshirecanineacademy.co.uk

The Dog Training Company

Address: Back Rd, Harrogate HG3 2JH
Phone:01423 613321
Email: info@thedogtrainingcompany.uk

Hounds with Hannah

Address: Moreby, B1222, York YO19 6HN
Phone: 07917 415074
Email: info@houndswithhannah.co.uk

Dog Trainers Near Me in North Yorkshire

On the lookout for a dog trainer near me in North Yorkshire? From Harrogate, Scarborough, Whitby, Ripon, Northallerton, Selby, Skipton, Malton, Thirsk, Pickering, Richmond and surrounding villages, the right coach can turn pulling, barking and unreliable recall into calm, confident behaviour. Use our county directory to compare methods, specialisms, availability and pricing across YO, HG, DL, BD, LS and TS postcodes (North Yorkshire areas). Complete database of dog trainers can be found here.

What problems local trainers can solve

  • Puppy essentials: toilet training, socialisation, crate confidence, bite inhibition, calm handling for vets/groomers.
  • Everyday manners: rock-solid recall, loose-lead walking, “settle” on a mat, polite greetings, impulse control around doors/food/visitors.
  • Behaviour issues: lead reactivity, excessive barking, separation-related problems, resource guarding, multi-dog tension, over-arousal.
  • Confidence & coping: noise sensitivity (traffic/farm machinery/fireworks), car travel, visitors at home, busy market towns and coastal paths.

How modern trainers create change (kind + effective)

  • Positive reinforcement: clear marker signals, shaping and tiny, repeatable steps—never intimidation or pain.
  • Behaviour modification: structured desensitisation + counter-conditioning so emotions shift first and behaviour follows.
  • Realistic plans: written goals, bite-sized homework, and measurable progress so you know what’s working and when to adjust.
  • Welfare-first mindset: trainers collaborate with vets if health or pain may be part of the picture.

Formats you can book

  • 1-to-1 coaching: at home or in a training field for custom plans and faster results.
  • Small group classes: puppy courses, life-skills, adolescent refreshers.
  • Behaviour consults: deeper assessments for fear, frustration or anxiety-based issues.
  • Remote support: online check-ins between sessions to keep momentum.

Trainer tip: Many owners add a humane no-shock attention cue—gentle vibration or citronella spray—to make recall and “leave it” crystal clear. Keep intensity low, pair every cue with rewards, and follow professional guidance.

Typical North Yorkshire dog-training prices (guide)

  • Puppy/obedience classes (4–6 weeks): ~£70–£135 per course.
  • 1-to-1 training: ~£50–£100 per hour (multi-session bundles often lower the rate).
  • Behaviour consultations: initial assessment ~£140–£280; follow-ups ~£65–£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.)

How to shortlist the right trainer (quick checklist)

  1. Credentials: IMDT, APDT, ABTC registration, insurance, canine first-aid.
  2. Method clarity: reward-based, welfare-led approach; transparent stance on equipment and handling.
  3. Specialisms: puppies, reactivity, separation anxiety, scentwork, gundog foundations—match their strengths to your goals.
  4. Process: structured plan (what weeks 1–4 look like), homework, progress reviews, sensible cancellation terms.
  5. Logistics & fit: locations you can reach, timetable you’ll keep, communication style you like.

Questions to ask before you book

  • Format & frequency: 1-to-1, classes, or a blend? How often and for how long?
  • Outcomes: what should change by weeks 2, 4 and 8?
  • Support between lessons: videos, WhatsApp check-ins, written updates?
  • Welfare plan: how do they adapt 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 North Yorkshire dog trainer listings, request a plan + quote, then commit to short, frequent practice sessions. Little-and-often wins—review progress weekly and fine-tune with your trainer’s advice.

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