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Canine Bond

⌖ Torquay · Paignton · Brixham and Newton Abbot

Personalised one-to-one dog training and support across Torbay and nearby areas. The service describes a reward-based approach, including help with puppy life skills and sensitive, anxious or rescue dogs. Ask about in-person or online sessions and discuss your dog's needs before booking.

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✓ One-to-one training✓ Reward-based approach✓ Puppies and adult dogs

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Eddy the Dog Trainer

⌖ Newton Abbot · Covers Torquay, Paignton, Totnes and nearby South Devon

Edyta Daniel offers private training and behaviour support in person and online, with a particular focus on walks, fear and reactivity. Her website states that all training is force-free and reward based, with no aversive methods.View listing →Dog training

Follow My Lead - The Canine Advocate Ltd

⌖ Torquay · Covers Torbay, Newton Abbot and South Devon

Jodie offers personalised one-to-one, reward-based dog training in your home and local area. Support includes puppy foundations, recall, loose-lead walking, confidence building and helping rescue dogs settle. Her force-free approach avoids pain, fear, intimidation and aversive tools. Contact her to discuss your dog's needs, service area and current session arrangements.View listing →Dog training

Know Your Dog – Behaviour & Training

⌖ Covers Torquay and Newton Abbot

A training and behaviour-support service covering Torquay and Newton Abbot. Its website describes reward-based help with recall, calmer walks and building confidence. Discuss your dog's needs with the trainer before booking to check suitability and how sessions are delivered.View listing →

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