Urban City Dog Training · Available now

Calm, Confident City Dogs.

London is loud, busy and full of surprises. Our city programmes help dogs build confidence step by step, using rewards and gradual exposure, never force.
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A man walking his dog along a busy city street
MORE THAN JUST A WALK.

The city route

One Stop at a Time

Every dog moves at their own pace. We only progress when your dog is comfortable, and we'll happily stay at a stop for as long as it takes.
  1. 1

    Quiet street

    Calm walking with space and few distractions.

  2. 2

    Busier pavements

    People, buggies, bikes and shop doorways.

  3. 3

    Crossings & noise

    Traffic, sirens and waiting calmly at the kerb.

  4. 4

    Stations & stops

    Watching from a distance, then short, positive visits.

  5. 5

    A short journey

    Only when your dog is relaxed and ready.

City programmes

Urban Training Menu

Available now. Every programme starts with a free meet-and-greet.

  • Urban City Skills Programme

    Available to book

    Calm walking around traffic, crowds, cyclists and city noise, built up gradually.

    £160· 4 sessions

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  • Public Transport Confidence

    Available to book

    Appropriate, step-by-step familiarisation with buses, the Tube and trains. Escalators are never part of the plan.

    £100· 2 sessions

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  • Obstacle & Environment Confidence

    Available to book

    Crossings, doorways, lifts, unusual surfaces and other everyday urban obstacles.

    £55/hour

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  • Virtual Follow-Up Support

    Available to book

    Video reviews, voice notes and guidance between sessions.

    £25/month

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  • Home + City Combo

    Available to book

    Home manners and practical city skills in one session.

    £75/hour

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Safety first

Our City Training Promises

We never ask dogs to walk on escalators. Where escalators can't be avoided, small dogs may be carried and larger dogs should use lifts or stairs, in line with transport operators' guidance.
We won't put a dog in an environment they find unsafe or overwhelming. Training moves at the dog's pace, and some dogs may be happiest avoiding certain settings altogether.
Training supports confidence; it doesn't guarantee outcomes. For significant fear or reactivity, we'll recommend a suitably qualified behaviour professional.

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