We’re excited to be partnering with 360 Pawsibilities Dog Training to offer fun, practical workshops designed to help you and your dog enjoy safe, enriching, and wildlife-aware walks together. This workshop focuses on building engagement and truly connecting with your dog while out on walks.
You can book your place on the 360 Pawsibilities website. We politely ask that if you have already attended or booked onto a dog training workshop with Coast and Country Canines, that you allow someone else to use the limited places available for this session.
Date and time: Saturday 3 October, 10am – 11am
Meeting place and parking: This workshop will be held at Southwick Memorial Hall, Priory Road, Southwick, Portsmouth, PO17 6ED. There is a free car park opposite the hall.
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Alice believes in a 360 ° approach to pet health – where everything is connected. She is a fully accredited dog trainer with IMDT and PACT and a qualified Animal Training Instructor with the ABTC. Alice has studied Zoology at M.R. Stern College in Bergamo and has a BSc and an MSc in Animal Welfare & Husbandry Science from Milan’s Veterinary University. She has worked as a dog walker for over 10 years and run her own business as a Positive Reinforcement Trainer since 2024. She is also studying for a qualification as a Clinical Dog & Cat Nutritionist and is canine and human first aid qualified, so you can trust that you and your dog are in safe hands.
If getting or keeping your dog’s attention on walks feels like a constant challenge, this workshop is for you.
Join us for a fun session exploring practical, reward-based exercises that will strengthen your bond with your dog and help you connect and communicate with them on walks.
During this workshop, you’ll learn how to:
This workshop will give you practical tools and techniques you can start using straight away to build more connected and enjoyable walks with your dog.
We want to make sure that this course is accessible to all, while fairly compensating our professionals for their valuable time and experience. So, we are subsidising the usual £30 price of similar sessions to make it £8 per dog. This is non-refundable, unless the session is cancelled by us or 360 Pawsibilities.
This is an indoor dog training session in a village hall, due to the time of year. Details about the facilities can be found on the Southwick D-Day Memorial Hall website.
Maximum of 6 dogs. One dog per person – dog handlers must be over 18. Children may attend but they must be accompanied by an adult.
If you have a nervous dog and are unsure if a group training session will be suitable for them, please contact Alice at 360 Pawsibilities for advice before booking.
Your dog must be fit and healthy to participate. They must also be fully vaccinated or titre tested to attend.
We cannot allow the use of prong collars, shock collars (sometimes called e-collars), choke chains, or any other kinds of aversive equipment at our events or workshops. These tools pose safety risks and fall outside of our ethical guidelines. You are still welcome to join us using a standard harness, and we are happy to discuss why we take this stance and the ethical alternatives.
To book your place, and for full terms and conditions, please visit the 360 Pawsibilities website to book your place.
