Wombourne Dog Training Club

Great place, our pup completed the foundation training over 8 weeks, great value for money and good to meet other dog owners and friendly staff

So friendly elsa had a ball

Sold my dog cannot realy comment only went twice but o.k

Excellent for dog training. Please be under no illusion it is to train you, to then be able to train your dog and have control. You have to put in the practice every day to get the results but well worth it.I have trained all 3 of my dogs with Rita and her team and would never go anywhere else.

The trainers are really friendly and supportive. Looking forward to returning to classes!

Excellent advice and good for dogs

Excellent staff and training

Great group of really friendly trainers, its obvious just how much they enjoy seeing pups develop their skills.They also take keen interest in individual dogs, knowing that what works for one breed does not work for another. I personally would highly recommend them if you want your dog to be sociable and obedient.

Very friendly plenty of trainers to help only one thing the building has very poor lighting outside needs spot light ourside very dark and can't see other dogs as you leave would really help

Today my puppy was kicked out of the first day of training.I was taken aside and was told “this isn’t going to work”. The first thing the woman asked was “what breed is he?” Like that should even matter. I am aware that my dog is reactive, like nearly all of the dogs attending today but I am a responsible dog owner that tried to take my dog to training classes. Rather than actually saying what she meant she instead told me the class was more for smaller breeds, when there were bigger dogs than mine in the room and that he needs “professional help”. My question to you is, are you not a professional? Are you not taking money off people to help train their dogs? That sounds pretty professional to me. The fact that me and Ozzy were kicked out today was simply because he’s a big dog and you believed he was an XL Bully. He’s a cross, but in this current climate with a ban up coming do you not think as dog trainers that you should be less discriminatory? The treatment we received this evening was disgusting. If you are going to have a problem with what breed he is, then just say that rather than pretending it’s some other issue.