Training

Dog training aids for a well-behaved, happy dog
Good training builds a calmer dog and a stronger bond — and the right tools make it easier and kinder. Our Training range covers treat pouches and clickers, training leads and long-lines, reward treats, pee pads for puppies, and gentle deterrents, all supporting reward-based methods that work.

How to choose training aids

Reward-based basics — a clicker and a treat pouch make timing and rewarding good behaviour simple and consistent.
Training leads — long-lines help with recall practice in open spaces while keeping your dog safe.
Puppy toilet training — pee pads help during the early housetraining weeks, especially in apartments.
Positive methods — reward what you want to see; avoid harsh tools, which damage trust and rarely work long-term.

Above all, training works best when it’s short, positive and consistent — a few good minutes each day beats one long, frustrating session. Reward the behaviour you want, keep it fun, and reach out to our team if you’d like product recommendations for your training goals.

Frequently asked questions
When should I start training my puppy?
Straight away — puppies begin learning from the moment they come home. Start with short, positive sessions on basics like name recognition, sit, and toilet training, and prioritise gentle socialisation. Keep sessions brief and fun, and reward generously to build good habits early.
Do clickers really work?
Yes — a clicker marks the exact moment your dog does the right thing, making rewards clearer and learning faster. Pair the click with a treat consistently at first. It’s a simple, effective tool that’s central to modern, reward-based training.
How do I house-train my dog?
Take your dog out frequently — after meals, naps and play — and reward toileting outside immediately. Use pee pads indoors for young puppies or apartment living as a bridge. Consistency and patience are key; accidents are part of the process, so never punish them.