Eastbourne and District Dog Training Club

Eastbourne and District Dog Training Club Est 1956. Providing Puppy's, K.C Awards Competition Obedience, Rally & Agility courses. Eastbourne & District Dog Training Club established 1956.

We are a community dog training club set up to help and support individuals with training their dog from puppy, beginners, Level 1 Bronze to Level 3 Gold KC to competitive obedience. We also offer a Rally and Agility section. We are all dog loving experienced trainers who volunteer our services 4 nights a week under the guidelines of the Kennel Club. Promoting well behaved social dogs.

17/02/2025

Eastbourne District Dog Training club would be celebrating its 69 birthday in March.
1956 to 2025!

Well done to our Silver class passing their KC assessment and thank you to Linda Morley for assessing them
08/02/2023

Well done to our Silver class passing their KC assessment and thank you to Linda Morley for assessing them

Well done to everyone passing their Bronze KC tonight and masive thanks to Linda Morley, for assessing the class.
08/02/2023

Well done to everyone passing their Bronze KC tonight and masive thanks to Linda Morley, for assessing the class.

02/02/2023

Looking forward to meeting our new puppy owners tonight.

It was our last week of this puppy course. All passing their KC puppy foundation It's lovely to see how well these pup...
26/01/2023

It was our last week of this puppy course.
All passing their KC puppy foundation
It's lovely to see how well these puppies have come on from the first week . Well done.

11/01/2023

After a lovely Christmas break I am pleased to say we are back training this week, our puppies have 3 more weeks on this course.

Our next puppy class will start on the 2nd February, we still have a few vacancies so if you would like more information or to book the course please email me [email protected]

31/12/2022

Happy New Year to all our clients old & new.
From all at E.D.D.T.C.
Office open on 4th Jan.

27/12/2022

We are closed until 4th January. Sorry messages can't be answered at the moment. Thank you.

Our new puppy, level 1 & 2 have started. We will be sending booking forms for January 2023 classes at the end of Novem...
15/11/2022

Our new puppy, level 1 & 2 have started.

We will be sending booking forms for January 2023 classes at the end of November!

Email [email protected]
for more information

A few.pics from puppy fun night
27/10/2022

A few.pics from puppy fun night

All ready for puppy fun play night. Let the chaos begin!
27/10/2022

All ready for puppy fun play night.
Let the chaos begin!

05/10/2022

Keeping safe and warm in winter months.
Many years ago, we never had to worry about our dogs in winter. Dogs use to live outside in all conditions in sheds and kennels, but over the years we have domesticated this once was wild animal so now we have to take responsibility for his health & welfare in winter months. If your dog is used to living inside don’t leave him out for long periods once the temperature has dropped, like us they feel the cold. Some breeds like Huskies, German shepherds, Labradors have such thick coats they are not usually bothered about the cold, Huskies especially prefer the cold. However, some breeds especially thin coated breeds, Greyhounds, French bulldogs, Chihuahua’s struggle the most with the cold so coats and jumpers are a good idea for these breeds. You could also consider where his bed is, it could be near the front/back door and is draughty so by moving it could help.
Winter walks! Don’t be put off by walking in the rain it won’t hurt you or the dog! It's good to take the dog out in all weathers, the weather is part of the dog’s natural environment so he should be encouraged to walk in the rain, wind, snow it’s only the heat and sun you avoid. Also, they enjoy rolling in wet, smelly, soggy mud… well you wanted a dog 😂😂
Points to check. Trim the fur around the paws to help prevent ice-balls, these can form between the pad and toes and can be very painful. If you walk on salted pavement always wash your dog’s feet after the walk because salt and grit can irritate their pads, it also prevents them from licking the salt off. Stay away from frozen ponds or lakes. Keep your dog on a lead near frozen water, if they do run onto a frozen lake as much as instinct tells you to go after the dog, please don’t. Most dogs are strong swimmers and will get themselves out. If your dog is less active during winter months don’t forget to reduce the food a bit. If your dog has arthritis, it can be worse for them in cold winter months ask your vet for advice on how to manage their condition.
Early morning and night-time walking.
Try to stick to lighted areas, lighted paths in the park. Wear bright reflective clothes, you can get reflective gear for dogs. Lighted collars and harnesses, carry a torch or headlamp hat leaves your hands free, you can even get light up balls for those who love to chase a ball!
If you are restricting the time you walk in winter months see next week’s update for games to play indoors to prevent doom, gloom & boredom 😊🐶🐾

Address

Langney Village Hall, Etchingham Road, Langney
Eastbourne
BN237DX

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm

Telephone

+447925069806

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