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Here at Adolescent Dogs we've been helping busy families with dogs worldwide to go from stressful walks, to relaxing and enjoying their canine companions using positive and fun training methods for over 17 years. 

You can learn with us via our home based Residential Dog Training across the UK, via One to One or Group Classes in Surrey, or via the Online Academy Worldwide

 

We have also launched our Owner Trained Assistance Dog Programme, where owners can learn with us online from anywhere in the world

Read our 5 star reviews online here. Find videos of our training success here

Would you love your puppy or adult dog to be well behaved and a joy to take with you anywhere?

Adolescent Dogs is a family run dog training company which was setup in 2006 by husband and wife team Jenny and Mike Newland, two Internationally renowned dog trainers offering world class dog training services along with their team of expert trainers

They have a fantastic team of 14 trainers with a wealth of experience and knowledge who train dog using modern, practical, reward based training methods. 

As a company, they work closely with owners training their own Assistance Dogs, and they will be donating their own income generated from the Academy to provide gifted and discounted residential stays for Assistance Dogs, as well as donating to local dog rescues and charities who sign up to the affiliate programmes

 

They regularly have clients travelling to them from all over Europe to experience their residential training, as well as high profile clients who are given the utmost discretion.  If you live further afield and want to purchase a puppy in the UK to be trained and then flown over to your location, we can help you with collecting your puppy, organising paperwork, and delivering your dog to the airport. 

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If you're interested in finding an online solution, classes or residential training, you can browse our website , or if you'd like us to drop you recommendations, please contact us by

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Beattie the Border Terrier | 3 Weeks Residential Dog Training
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Beattie the Border Terrier | 3 Weeks Residential Dog Training

🐾 Beattie’s Going Home! 🐾 After three wonderful weeks with us, it’s time for sweet Beattie the Border Terrier to head back home—and what a journey it’s been! 💛 When Beattie first arrived, she was a sensitive soul, unsure of the world around her and easily overwhelmed by unknown dogs, new environments, and even everyday walks. But day by day, we’ve watched her grow braver, more curious, and a whole lot more confident. 🌟 Over the past few weeks, Beattie has been working hard on: 🐾 Building confidence through calm exposure and positive experiences 🐾 Learning how to walk nicely on a loose lead—less pulling, more partnership! 🐾 Developing disengagement skills to help her make better choices around other dogs 🐾 Practicing a solid settle cue, especially helpful during routines like mealtimes 🐾 Exploring what was behind her reluctance to walk and gently working through it 🐾 Starting recall foundations, with her high prey drive in mind Beattie’s progress has been heartwarming to watch. She’s learned that the world doesn’t have to be so scary, and that she has choices—even when things feel tough. She still has a journey ahead of her, but now she’s heading home with tools, confidence, and a support team that believes in her every step of the way. 💪🐶 We’re so proud of everything you’ve accomplished, Beattie—you’re a clever, courageous girl with a big heart. Have the best homecoming, and keep being your brave little self. 🐾💖 Until next time, beautiful girl! 🐶
Barney the Cocker Spaniel Puppy | 8 Weeks Residential Dog Training
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Barney the Cocker Spaniel Puppy | 8 Weeks Residential Dog Training

Barney, the 7-month-old Cocker Spaniel, has recently completed his 8-week residential training stay with us while his owner took the time needed to recover from a hospital stay. During his time here, Barney made incredible progress—not only in his obedience skills but also in his emotional development and confidence. When Barney first arrived, he was a worried and insecure young dog. He lacked basic training and struggled with a number of challenges. He would bark nervously at unfamiliar people, run away from other dogs during walks, and found unfamiliar noises quite frightening. His recall was non-existent, he would often ignore instructions, and he was known to chase the cats at home, making life a bit stressful for both his family and the other animals in the household. He also had little impulse control and struggled to settle, especially in stimulating environments. Over the past 8 weeks, we have worked steadily to introduce and reinforce a complete foundation of obedience and life skills. Barney has learned key cues such as sit, down, middle, bed, leave and wait. He now walks politely on a loose lead, even around distractions, and his recall has improved dramatically—he now returns reliably, even when there are tempting sights, sounds, or smells nearby. He has practiced settling both at home and in public places, such as cafés, and is now able to lie calmly on his bed while someone cooks in the kitchen. This ability to relax on cue has helped him find a sense of calm in a variety of day-to-day scenarios. We also spent a great deal of time working on Barney’s confidence around both people and other dogs. Using gentle, reward-based methods, we helped him reframe his emotional responses so that he no longer sees unfamiliar people or dogs as scary or overwhelming. Instead, he has learned to stay calm and connected to his handler in those situations. This emotional transformation has made a huge difference in his quality of life and means that walks are now far more enjoyable for both Barney and his future handler. To further support Barney’s development, we introduced enrichment activities such as scentwork and dog parkour. Scentwork allowed him to engage his nose and brain in a calming, rewarding way, helping to build focus and emotional regulation. Parkour added a fun and confidence-boosting element to his training, encouraging him to engage physically with his environment, navigate obstacles, and build resilience through positive experiences. We’re so proud of how far Barney has come. He’s gone from a nervous, untrained youngster to a much more balanced, obedient, and confident companion. We’re excited for him to return home and continue building on everything he’s learned—he’s laid the foundations for a bright future ahead. www.adolescentdogs.com
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