
05/07/2025
There’s a reason we keep our group sizes small at Teach Your Gundog. It's because it gets better results for everyone.
Smaller classes mean shorter waits between turns, which keeps your dog engaged and your training momentum going. Less hanging around also means less frustration or chance for distraction, so your dog stays focused and you don't have to manage them as intensely.
It’s not just about the dogs either. Smaller groups come with plenty of benefits for you too. With less people to keep an eye on Jules can give each handler more attention. She spots what’s going wrong quickly and helps you fix it before it starts becoming a pattern or accidentally rewarded behaviour. She’s right there to guide your clicker timing, adjust your handling, or explain why something isn’t working for your dog.
No one gets overlooked and when there’s space to ask questions without feeling rushed, owners tend to relax more. And that’s when learning really happens.
Some dogs get overwhelmed in busy settings and some handlers do too. So we keep numbers low on purpose, to make training calmer, clearer, and more enjoyable for everyone.
If you’re looking for small gundog training classes where you and your dog will be seen, supported and set up for success, get in touch via DM or email [email protected] and we'll let you know which group is the best fit for you and your dog.
Otherwise, you can browse all our classes and workshops at https://www.teachyourgundog.co.uk/collections/all
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