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Welcome
At New Beginnings Assistance Dogs, our team provides a professional dog training service.
From basic obedience to complex tasks, we provide a comprehensive training program that ensures each Assistance Dog is well-equipped to help their handler live a more independent life.
We understand that having an Assistance or Therapy dog shouldn’t be a financial burden, so we strive to make our services as affordable as possible.
We offer owner-led training from the comfort of your own home with weekly face-to-face sessions and help and support available when required.
Our focus is on delivering a positive, reward-based approach to ensure that you and your dog have the best chance of success.
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New Beginnings Assistance Dogs work in partnership with the Animal Behaviour Centre (ABC).
ABC is owned and managed by Kennel Club Accredited Instructors (KCAI Companion Dog Advanced Level, KCGCDS Advanced Level) and are Regional Mentors for the KCAI scheme.
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OUR SERVICES
Helping You Help Your Family
ASSISTANCE DOG TRAINING
Owner-led, ASN assistance training tailored for your specific needs.
What is an Assistance Dog?
Assistance Dogs are highly trained to perform a specific set of tasks and focus on a single person. They support disabled people and people with medical conditions and mental health issues in a variety of ways, helping to mitigate the persons disability.
An Assistance Dog has public access rights under UK law and can access places such as supermarkets, restaurants, workplaces!
THERAPY DOG TRAINING
Owner-led, therapy dog training. Can be tailored to your specific needs or follows the generic guidelines.
What is a Therapy Dog?
Therapy Dogs are sometimes called "Comfort dogs" they are often a pet dog belonging to a volunteer who visits establishments or the community to provide emotional support for people, which can be of therapeutic benefit.
A Therapy dog does not have any public access rights!
THERAPY VISITS
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YOUNG HANDLERS CERTIFICATION
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