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Train your dog at our Club grounds in Wilton, using postive reinforcement and force free methods We can help you achieve the best relationship with your dog.

Central Allbreeds Dog Training School recently celebrated fifty years of training and is a fun, family-oriented, friendly club for all dogs (no matter what breed or mix of breeds) and their owners promoting training with positive reinforcement techniques. Activities we teach include lifestyle (domestic) training, Rally-O, agility, flygility, scenting and anything else that's positive and fun that

owners would like to teach their dogs to do. Dogs need to be over 4 months old and fully vaccinated. Our only other criteria are that the training is fun, and that you both enjoy it!

25/06/2026

Whilst we Congratulate previous Puppy Primer Class! ..already seeing in this pic the darker nights moving in...
Both Puppy primer and Practical Canines graduation photos always makes us smile 💙🐾

As we look back over previous classes especially every team in these photos started somewhere.

Some arrived with a brand-new puppy.
Some were navigating adolescence.
Some were working on focus, confidence or everyday life skills.

None of them were perfect.

But they showed up, learned together and kept building their relationship one week at a time.

That’s what great training is really about.

Not perfection.
Progress.

As we start preparing for Winter Term beginning on 25th July, we’d love this term’s Puppy Primer and Practical Canines teams to start thinking about what comes next on their journey.

Would you like to:
✨ Continue building life skills?
✨ Learn something new?
✨ Try a dog sport?
✨ Explore tricks and enrichment?
✨ Develop greater confidence and teamwork?

Many of our Practical Canines classes are now available, with additional winter offerings continuing to be released.

We’re also excited to be exploring at least one remote or hybrid learning option this term, creating opportunities for people to continue learning with their dogs regardless of weather, travel or location.

More details will be coming soon 👀

For now, tell us:

What is one thing you and your dog have learned together this term that you’re proud of?

👇🐾

23/06/2026

This weekend in agility it was wet again, so we spent more time working on skills than running courses.

And honestly?

That’s often where the magic happens.

Running a course is exciting. It’s rewarding. It feels like progress.

But the real growth often happens when we slow down and work on the small details:

🐾 Timing
🐾 Confidence
🐾 Communication
🐾 Understanding
🐾 Teamwork

Because when those things improve, everything else improves too.

The best dog-and-handler teams aren’t built in a single session.

They’re built one skill at a time.
Seeing understanding and confidence blossom because we choose to slow down and really connect is always magical!

Feel free to tell us any stories of connection that stood out in your time with your dogs!

21/06/2026

Whats ONE thing you'd like you and your dog to be better at by Spring?🌱

18/06/2026

At Central Allbreeds, we’re passionate about more than teaching dogs.

We’re passionate about helping people and dogs live better lives together 💙

Whether that’s:

🐾 Building confidence
🐾 Learning practical life skills
🐾 Trying a dog sport
🐾 Working towards a training goal
🐾 Understanding behaviour
🐾 Meeting like-minded dog people

Every class is ultimately about strengthening the partnership between dog and handler.

As winter approaches, we’re excited about creating opportunities for learning in whatever format works best for our members.

Thank you to everyone who has shared ideas and feedback so far—we’re listening, and we’re looking forward to what comes next.

Stay tuned 👀🐾

17/06/2026

Winter term registrations are beginning to appear on the horizon 👀❄️

Current plans include opportunities such as:

🐾 Practical Canines
🐾 Puppy Primer
🐾 RallyO
🐾 Treibball
🐾 Tricks
🐾 Agility Foundations & Skills

We’re also continuing to investigate indoor venue possibilities and potential Zoom-based learning options.

As details become available we’ll share them with you.

What class are you most excited to see this winter?
👇

16/06/2026

One of the best things about dog training is that there isn’t just one path to success 🐾

Some dogs love sport.

Some love problem solving.

Some thrive when learning practical life skills.

Some simply enjoy having a job to do.

The goal isn’t to fit every dog into the same mould.

It’s to find activities that build confidence, communication and enjoyment for both ends of the lead.

That’s why we’re excited to be exploring a range of winter learning opportunities for our members.

Because every dog learns differently—and that’s okay 💙

15/06/2026

Let’s talk online learning 💻🐾

Many dog owners are surprised by just how much can be taught from home.

Think:
✨ Tricks
✨ Body awareness
✨ Confidence building
✨ Target training
✨ Settle behaviours
✨ Life skills
✨ Problem solving games

And even practical household helper skills like:

📺 Bring the remote
🧤 Find my glove
🚪 Close the door
🧺 Put toys away
🔑 Locate an item

If we offered Zoom-based classes this winter, what would you most like to learn with your dog?

We’re genuinely curious 👇

14/06/2026

Winter term planning is well underway ❄️🐾

Last week many of you told us you’d be interested in exploring options beyond traditional outdoor classes.

We’re currently looking into:
🏡 Indoor training venues
💻 Remote Zoom classes
🐾 Hybrid learning opportunities

Nothing is confirmed yet, but we’d love to hear from you.

If you were to join a winter class, which would you prefer?

❤️ In-person classes
💻 Online classes
🔄 A combination of both

Tell us below 👇

Your feedback helps shape what we offer.

12/06/2026

Treiball starting tomorrow! Still 2 slots left!

10/06/2026

Most people join a dog class expecting their dog to learn something.

And they do.

But one of the biggest surprises for many handlers is how much THEY learn too 🐾

You learn:
✨ How dogs communicate
✨ How emotions influence behaviour
✨ How to motivate your dog
✨ How to solve training challenges
✨ How to set your dog up for success

The more we understand our dogs, the easier it becomes to help them navigate the world confidently.

That’s why we believe dog training isn’t just about educating dogs.

It’s about educating people too.

Because when both ends of the lead are learning, everybody wins.
We've discussed classes for the dogs this Winter. Is anyone interested in more defined education and skills for the people?

This might be a deep dive into body language, science of learning or perfecting your timing and mechanics. Let us know if there are more things you wish YOU knew! 👇

Address

149 Curtis Street, Ian Galloway Park (Near West Roosters Rugby Club) Or Postal Address: PO Box 13860, Johnsonville, Wellington 6440
Wellington
6021

Website

http://dogschool.net.nz/

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