Oxfordshire centre
Residential dog training in Oxfordshire
Our Oxfordshire centre is a fully licensed kennel facility serving Oxford, Abingdon, Witney, Bicester, Banbury, Didcot and the Cotswolds, plus Reading and Swindon. Your dog stays with one of our experienced trainers for 5 to 20 training days, with 3–5 short sessions a day, and you finish with an hour-long handover lesson and lifetime support. From £745 a week, fully inclusive.
Prefer to talk? Call 0203 924 0962 · Monday-Friday 8am-7pm
£745
per week, fully inclusive
5–20
training days per course
3–5
sessions a day, 15–40 min
For life
free support after
Why Oxfordshire dogs need something specific
Building brilliant foundations for Oxfordshire dogs
Puppy training is a big part of what we do here. We work on everything from engagement and focus to lead walking, boundaries and general obedience, helping young dogs develop good habits before unwanted ones have the chance to become established.
We also see plenty of adolescent and adult dogs needing help with impulse control and reliable recall. Whether your dog struggles to switch off, gets overexcited around distractions or suddenly develops selective hearing when something more interesting appears, we build their training progressively and show you how to continue that work at home.
What we work on most here
- Puppy training and building strong foundations
- General obedience and everyday manners
- Impulse control around distractions
- Reliable recall and owner engagement
Areas we cover from Oxfordshire
- Oxford
- Abingdon
- Witney
- Bicester
- Banbury
- Didcot
- Thame
- Henley-on-Thames
- Reading
- Swindon
- the Cotswolds
Your dog’s stay in Oxfordshire
Drop-off to handover
The same course structure at every centre, run by experienced trainers from fully licensed kennel facilities.
Drop-off
Meet your trainer, go through your dog’s needs, show the vaccination record and sign in. Bring your dog’s own food.
Training days
3–5 sessions a day of 15–40 minutes, two walks, socialisation and enrichment, and plenty of fuss.
Updates
Pictures and videos of training and play, and your trainer’s direct contact details throughout.
Handover
An hour-long one-to-one lesson on the training fields, a written training plan and lifetime support.
Courses in Oxfordshire
All four courses, one weekly price
From £745 per week, fully inclusive. Tap a course to see what it covers and book it at our Oxfordshire centre.
01 · Best for one or two stubborn habits
Basic course
A focused week for the habits that make every walk hard work. Your dog has five days of intensive training on up to two behaviours, such as pulling on the lead, a recall that falls apart, or jumping up at visitors.
From £745 per week, fully inclusive
- Stay
- 1-week stay: 4 nights, a 5 day course
- Training
- 5 days of intensive training, 3–5 sessions a day
- Up to 2 behaviours
- Lead walking
- Basic recall
- Sit, down, place
- Jumping up
- After the course
- One-hour handover lesson, written training plan, 6 weeks of online support from your trainer
02 · Best for all-round obedience and puppies
Standard course
Our all-round course. Ten training days give your trainer time to work on up to four behaviours, including recall around distractions and on-lead reactivity, or general obedience across the board.
From £745 per week, fully inclusive
- Stay
- 2-week stay: a 12-day stay
- Training
- 10 days of intensive training, 3–5 sessions a day
- Up to 4 behaviours
- Anything on the Basic course
- Recall around distractions
- On-lead reactivity
- General obedience and puppy training
- After the course
- One-hour handover lesson, written training plan, 12 weeks of online support from your trainer
03 · Best for working breeds and bigger problems
Advanced / Working Breeds course
Designed for more specific and severe behavioural issues. Fifteen training days on dog reactivity, resource guarding, aggressive on-lead reactivity or excessive barking, with general obedience included.
From £745 per week, fully inclusive
- Stay
- 3-week stay: a 19-day stay
- Training
- 15 days of intensive training, 3–5 sessions a day
- Specific and severe issues
- Dog reactivity
- Resource guarding
- Aggressive on-lead reactivity
- Excessive barking (includes general obedience)
- After the course
- One-hour handover lesson, written training plan, lifetime support and a 5-day refresher stay in year one, boarding fees only*
04 · Best for serious reactivity and aggression
Reactivity course
Designed to deal with the most severe behaviours: reactivity towards people and aggression towards other dogs. Twenty training days give our trainers the longest time with your dog and the best chance of success, and general obedience is included.
From £745 per week, fully inclusive
- Stay
- 4-week stay: a 26-day stay
- Training
- 20 days of intensive training, 3–5 sessions a day
- The most severe behaviours
- People reactivity
- Dog aggression
- Includes general obedience
- Longest time for the best chance of success
- After the course
- One-hour handover lesson, written training plan, lifetime support and a free 5-day top-up stay in year one*
*Terms apply. Fees are a one off and include our lifetime of support. What every course includes
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What owners say
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Aaron did an amazing job not just with Nico our 3 year old Cane Corso. But also with the updates about him while he was away.
Connor M. · Sep 2026 · Nico, Cane Corso
She’s a much calmer dog, her reactivity has almost gone
Kirsteen A. · Mar 2026 · Three-legged rescue
he walks so much better and no more lunging
Wendy · Dec 2025 · 8-month German Shepherd
Oxfordshire questions
Residential dog training in Oxfordshire: FAQs
Straight answers. Anything else, ask us in the booking form.
Where is your Oxfordshire training centre?
Our Oxfordshire centre is a fully licensed kennel facility in the county. We share the exact address and drop-off details when you book. Call 0203 924 0962 with your postcode and we will confirm availability for your dates.
Do you train working breeds and gundogs?
Yes. Our Advanced / Working Breeds course (a 3-week, 19-day stay with 15 training days) is the one we usually recommend for high-drive working breeds and more specific behavioural issues, and it includes general obedience.
Can you train my dog to be calm around sheep?
Being steady around livestock rests on impulse control, a solid leave and recall around distractions, all of which we train. At the handover we will also show you how to use a lead around farm animals while that training beds in, which is what the Countryside Code asks of every dog owner.
How much does residential dog training cost in Oxfordshire?
The same as at all our centres: from £745 per week, fully inclusive, with a non-refundable deposit to secure your dates.
Does my dog need to be vaccinated?
Yes. In line with UK law, any dog staying at a kennels must be checked in with proof of up-to-date vaccinations. Please bring your dog’s vaccination record: without it, we cannot accept your dog onto the course.
Do I really get a lifetime of training and support?
Quite simply, yes. Any dog that has attended one of our residential courses is entitled to a lifetime of free support from our team. After a 5-day stay that is digital support by email or phone; after 10 days or more it includes one-to-one sessions back at the facility with your trainer. Compare that with a few sessions with a local trainer.
