Dog Socialisation Groups at Meg K9 Paddock

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Socialisation Groups – Summer Autumn 2024

At Meg K9 Paddock, we believe in creating a haven where both dogs and their owners can forge lasting connections while enjoying the thrill of open spaces. Our socialisation groups, overseen by me, Sarah Gleave, aim to provide a well-organised, secure setting for dogs to thrive socially and for owners to witness the joy of canine fun.

Sarah Gleave organiser & supervisor of the socialisation classes.

I spend a while in my career heavily invested in dog training, running puppy training classes as well as adult dog obedience classes. I took particular interest in training classes run by Paddy Driscoll that were mostly geared towards the skills needed for competitive obedience.

I spent a while assisting Paddy Driscoll with her dog training classes at North Hykeham and Nettleham. So being the owner of a fenced paddock, dog training classes were something I was fortunate enough to be able to easily do.

Now the field is a busy secure dog field that people come to with their dogs’ and hire out by the hour or half hour.

I will be supervising all of the group socialisation classes and to assure safety, the classes will be limited to 10 dogs with an absolute maximum of 12 depending on the dogs in the group. Dog and human safety is paramount.

What dogs can come?

We spilt the socialisation sessions into small/medium and medium/large, the table here on our Zoomies page explains all.

The group sessions cover these types of socialisation classes for dogs:

Puppy Socialisation, smaller dogs, Terriers, German Shepherds, Golden Retrievers, Doodles, Open Play Sessions, Dachshunds, large dogs, Spaniels and Border Collies … but that’s not all, all dogs are welcome.

Group Dynamics: Small, Secure & Safe

We understand the importance of a controlled environment for fostering positive interactions. Our groups have a maximum size of 10 dogs, ensuring an intimate and safe experience for everyone involved. With special rules in place, we prioritise the happiness and safety of both dogs and humans.

Free-Range Fun Under Supervision

Picture this: a secure field where dogs can run, play, and socialise freely. Under my watchful eye, your furry friends get the opportunity to burn off energy, explore, and engage in the kind of joyful interactions that make tails wag and hearts swell.

Better Dogs, Better People

The benefits of socialisation extend beyond the joyous moments shared by our canine companions. Our groups are designed to help dogs become better individuals when interacting with other sociable dogs. Through positive experiences, we contribute to well-mannered and socially adept pups.

When and Where: Classes Schedule

We’ve tailored our schedule to fit seamlessly into your routine. Join us for running socialisation classes on Monday and Tuesday evenings during the spring, summer, and autumn seasons. Additionally, we offer Saturday afternoon sessions, providing flexibility for owners and ensuring ample opportunities for dogs to partake in the joyous gatherings. You can learn more here.

Join the Pack at Meg K9 Paddock

Our socialisation groups are more than just an event – they’re a community of dog lovers and their companions coming together to celebrate the boundless joy that dogs bring to our lives. If you’re seeking a secure and well-organised setting for your dog to socialise and thrive, look no further. Join us at Meg K9 Paddock and let the tails keep wagging!

For more information or to reserve a spot for your furry friend, feel free to reach out to us. We can’t wait to see you and your dogs bounding with joy in our secure field!

6 thoughts on “Dog Socialisation Groups at Meg K9 Paddock”

  1. Sarah Gleave says:

    Hi Wayne, It depends on what your dog is doing, without getting an assessment from someone qualified, I’d say stay away from socialisation classes for fear of making things worse.

    Sarah

  2. Wayne Stanley says:

    Hi Sarah i have a german shepherd, shes great on walks but wen she sees other dogs she is reactive. she is 15 months old. Can you please help thank you Wayne

  3. Sarah Gleave says:

    hey so sorry I missed this, its not the best place to get a message to me TBH. We are doing socialisation now thru the winter every 1st and 3rd Saturday 2-3pm now. Hope thats of use to you.

  4. Sarah Gleave says:

    Hi really sorry I didn’t see this, best way to contact me is via phone or email. Yes, of course you are welcome to come, we are moving over to Saturdays 2-3pm in October, but have the rest of September Monday 7-8 where the booking is all done on nether website.

  5. Keith SHAW says:

    Hi sarah, we have an english bulldog 2yrs old we would like to bring her to social classes on a satuday if that is possible ,keith and madeline shaw

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