RCD Dog Training Rugby and Coventry

25/04/2026

Suns out let’s get training

11/04/2026

One of our little cockers have passed their assessment we are very proud and thankful to PD Whizz new handler ❤️

30/07/2025

16/05/2025

Looking for experienced Dog trainers

I would like to start offering Ring, Hoopers, Rally, Fun Agility, Flyball, Good Citizen trainers etc

There is only one of me and so many hours in the day if you would like to be apart of a fantastic team, I have a fantastic family of trainees who are loyal to RCD Training Academy.

Looking for people who are positive, fun, exciting with excellent training abilities message me for more information thank you

01/04/2025

Puppy love ❤️

21/12/2024

Christmas Breakfast Party for Saturday Dog Training Club

We are friendly, welcoming, helpful and get results

13/11/2024

A little Scent work and training with my own dog today happy with the results I’m getting so far

26/10/2024

Saturday Social Dog Training Club 9am to 10am,

Winter is coming but we are still training hard, lots of different directions today and all the dogs are improving by the week

We also have the Kennel club Bronze Award starting soon, please get in touch and put your name down, we promote responsible dog ownership.

07/10/2024

HELP NEEDED

Anybody (Coventry and surrounding area) able to give me & Suki's Canine Rescue Crew a hand this Thursday 10th between 2-3.30pm? Need help with loading and/or unloading a trailer of dog food etc for our dogs in rescue.

05/10/2024

Saturday morning 9am to 10am new faces and pups this week we welcome everyone to our club

30/09/2024

Separation Anxiety Awareness Day.
Today, 30th September has been designated Dog Separation Anxiety Awareness Day.
The campaign, which is supported by the R.S.P.C.A. is intended to highlight the fact that many dogs that suffer from separation anxiety are treated by their owners as if they were being “Naughty”.
Symptoms of Separation Anxiety can be:
Barking or other noise when left.
Fouling in the house.
Chewing or causing other damage.
Whilst there are a number of ways of addressing this problem, the best way is not to let it happen in the first place. From the first day of introducing a puppy into the household, build in short separations into their daily routine. This way they will not become over dependant on their owners and be quite happy to spend time alone.
More serious situations, when the anxiety has been allowed to become established, may need the assistance of a competent experienced canine behaviourist.
It must be remembered that the dog is suffering from Separation Anxiety and that punishment and chastisement are not the answer....Bob. (Delta One Canines).