Canine Concerns – Dog Training in the Inverness area.
Canine Concerns is a well established Dog Training Club based on the Black Isle just outside the Inverness area. We run Kennel Club Good Citizen Awards for basic pet obedience and fun classes such as Flyball, Agility, clicker training as well as competition obedience classes.
Check out our new Events page for upcoming Canine Concerns events!

Dogs do not have problems – they just do what comes naturally to them as dogs – but we as owners have concerns regarding their behaviour. They best way to resolve a concern is to take action – kind, effective training.
Often the cause of a problem is simply a break down in communication between you and your dog. Understanding and training your dog is about learning to meet the needs of your dog in all areas of your lifestyle.
How do you feel about your dogs’ behaviour?
Does your dog:
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Pull on the lead?
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Not come back when called?
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Jump up at you or other people?
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Bark at visitors?
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Is fearful or nervous in certain situations?
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Destructive when left alone?
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Constantly demand attention?
Do you ever wish you could understand what your dog is trying to tell you or you just want an obedient dog, which is fun and part of the family? Now you can! If you have any concerns about your dogs’ behaviour – we can help.
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Kennel Club Good Citizen Scheme Awards – Canine Concerns holds the Kennel Club’s Listed Status.
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We are fully insured.
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All our volunteer staff are highly experienced dog owners and all are certified Kennel Club Good Citizen Scheme Examiners
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Chief Instructor is a Qualified Instructor with the British Institute of Professional Dog Trainers (Grade 2 -honours) and is a member of the Kennel Club Accreditation Scheme for Dog Trainers & has a Diploma in Canine Behaviour & Psychology.
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Puppy socialisation and training classes.
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One to one training for behaviour problems.
All the training is based on kind, effective reward based methods. Canine Concerns can help you understand and enhance your relationship with your dog and adopt training methods which work for life.

We are delighted to announce the new venue for classes starting 2012 will be Avoch Community Hall, Avoch, Ross shire. The classes are due to start on Wednesday 11th January & Sunday 15th January. There are plenty of classes for puppies and for basic training for dogs over 7 months but each class will have limited spaces so if you are interested, please send an enquiry via the contact form on the site and you will be sent a form to register via email.
Well Done to All from Canine Concerns Dog Training who attended Ross Shire ABC Agility Club show on 2nd October. Results are on the Agility & Flyball page.

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