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Reviews about Oakwood Canine Services

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  2018-02-25, by Rebecca Riley
  When i first took my german shepard puppy at 4 months old (she is 2 now) she was terrified of all dogs no matter how big or small we attended puppy play with her every week and after a few weeks she started coming out of her shell and started interacting with other dogs. We also attended the puppy group training class corse and the training provided was brilliant they helped her soo much always had time during and at the end of class very patient and friendly staff.. lady then got to go onto junior play witch she absolutely loved the muddy puddles and running in the field with her doggy friends unfortuntly due to medical reasons i had to stop taking lady as i couldnt get there and live to far and coz of her anxiety i couldnt take her on a bus as it stresses her out. But now am back driving i will defo be back :). So over all i just wanted to say thank you to all the staff who helped lady come on extremely well .. you dont just deserve the 5 star rating you deserve more so thank you again for all your help :)
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  2017-11-01, by ashpall1990
  Very friendly staff, great training facilities for dogs and an amazing day service! The prices for the day care are a little high but the service the dogs recieve make it worth it
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  2017-09-14, by Debbie Scott
  Absolutely brilliant place. 5 of our dogs have attended Oakwood since it opened either training classes, agility, puppy playgroups or daycare (before it became day school) and even though we now live in North Cave we still prefer our dogs to go to Oakwood. Our latest puppy despite being fine with our other 2 dogs at home, when we took him to puppy playgroup decided that other puppies were scary and spent the first 3 sessions hiding under the chairs but gradually became confident and started playing with the other puppies. Puppy playgroup isn't a free for all and is run by one of Oakwoods wonderful trainers who teach what is appropriate play and what isn't and how to manage your puppy with other dogs. Today George attended his first day at Day school and due to gaining confidence around other dogs went straight in without a backward glance at me and started interacting with the other dogs something I am sure he wouldn't have been able to without puppy playgroup. He also got a report telling us what he had learnt, any time outs he had had (none) and any times he needed to be separated-again none (again probably due to learning appropriate play in playgroup). Puppies are able to attend puppy playgroup after their first injection so can start socialising so much sooner than waiting for their second injection to be able to take them for a walk by which point they would be 13/14 weeks and missed out on 5/6 weeks of early socialising. George has also been to Puppy training and is now attending Advanced puppy training which has been invaluable.