Me and my dog Hattie (a wirehaired vizsla) sitting on a stony beach. I've wearing orange dungarees and a rainbow jumper.

Dog training for a
lifetime of shared joy

Specialist puppy and teenage dog training in Exeter, Tiverton and across Mid Devon

Ethical

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Force-free trainer who puts your dog’s welfare first. Together we make it fun so your dog enjoys learning with you. It’s all about helping you and your dog strengthen your bond for a lifetime of learning.

Qualified

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Effective training based on up-to-date canine science. Feel confident that everything you learn is based on the latest research into dog training and behaviour. Ofqual-regulated, Level 4 (year-one degree level).

Supportive

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Non-judgemental training that supports you long after your session’s over. Written training plans backed by a bundle of guided resources. Plenty of encouragement to help you and your dog succeed together.

Words can’t explain how amazing Juniper was in our dog training journey. We have an 18 month spaniel who is hyper and refused to walk on the lead … We saw massive improvements with Rodger after just one session, and have continued to work with Juniper to help Rodger meet his full potential. I can’t recommend Indigo Dog Training enough. They have been a life-saver.” — Emily (and Rodger, Cocker Spaniel)

Training for happy dogs and even happier dog carers

Puppies

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Getting your new puppy can be a terrifying responsibility. Time to channel all your excitement and anxiety — to set you both up for your future life together.

Teenagers

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In the chaos of your dog’s teenage stage, you feel like it’s all going wrong. Let’s add more fun and rewards to overcome the frustrations of adolescence.

Adults

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Life with your dog isn’t always as easy as you hoped. Whether you got your dog as a puppy or a rescue, training can bring the joy back into both your lives.

Recall

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Imagine how much more fun life could be if you trusted your dog to come back. With reliable recall you gain the confidence to let your dog run free.

Loose-lead walking

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Your daily walks should be relaxed and stress-free. When your dog walks without pulling, the pair of you can enjoy visiting more places together.

Tricks

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Everyone loves a dog who can do cute tricks. But trick training isn’t just to show off: it’s great fun, fends off boredom, and builds your bond with your dog.

We bought a family dog with the idea of joint walks and games, but unfortunately we didn't manage well … After four meetings … the dog listens, walks on a leash and we know how to play with him to make him happy … We didn't expect such effects so quickly, and such easy cooperation. Everything was explained clearly, shown in an understandable way and I definitely recommend 100%.” — Emilia (and Diego, Cockerpoo)

Training for an easier life and stronger bonds

Me and my dog Hattie (a wirehaired vizsla) on a beach. I've got my arms open wide and she's running towards me.

You chose your dog because you wanted the perfect best friend to share your adventures and chill out with you at home. But that dream can sometimes seem a lot harder than you imagined. How will you ever manage to teach your dog everything they need to know? How can you turn things around so that your dog really will be the best part of your life?

We can work on it together. I’ll help you teach your puppy, teen or adult dog all the vital skills they need for sharing your world. And I’ll show you how to do it in a way that strengthens the bonds between you. It could be the fresh start that puts you both on track for a more joyful, stress-free life together.

Turning you and your dog into a happy team

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Training can feel like a chore – something you have to endure before you get to enjoy your dog. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Training your dog should be one of the fun things you do together as a team.

I’ll help you and your dog become that happy team. Because ultimately you both want the same thing: a life full of wonderful walks, awesome play sessions and relaxed evenings chilling together.

Ready to put the fun back into dog training?

Me and my dog Hattie (a wirehaired vizsla) running together joyfully on a sunny beach.