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Pawfect Fit Dog Training

⌖ Paignton · Covers all TQ postcodes

Julie Sheppard offers one-to-one training, small group classes and behaviour consultations from Paignton. Her website describes relaxed, force-free and reward-based training for puppies and adult dogs, with home sessions and indoor classes at Foxhole Community Centre.

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✓ Force-free training✓ One-to-one and small groups✓ Puppies and behaviour support

The official website states that Julie is a certified trainer and behaviourist with the Institute of Modern Dog Trainers. Check current membership, insurance and the right service for your dog directly before booking.

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Eddy the Dog Trainer

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

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Train Positive

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

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