Whether you're raising a puppy, struggling with an adolescent, or trying to change years of unwanted behaviour, my goal isn't simply to train your dog—it's to teach you the skills to train your dog for life.
Using a simple, structured training system you can rely on for the rest of your dog's life.
My clients leave with more than a better-behaved dog. They leave with the knowledge and confidence to continue training long after our sessions have finished.
Trusted by over 1,000 dogs and their owners over the last 10 years.
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"He gave us the tools we needed to train our dog successfully."
"Every lesson built on the last and gave us confidence to continue."
"The training was tailored to our dog, not generic advice."
"After just four one-to-one lessons she was a different dog."
"Real practical techniques we could continue using at home."
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A structured, safe environment for dogs who enjoy being around other dogs.
This is not a casual drop-off service — all dogs must be assessed to ensure they are comfortable off-lead and suitable for group play.
The full Lee Dog Training system — available online.
Our online programmes give you the same structured training system we use every day in our in-person sessions — delivered in a clear, step-by-step format you can follow at home.
This is not random tips or tricks. It’s a complete training plan, organised in the correct order so you always know what to train next.
Choose the right stage for your dog:
Train at your own pace. If you need hands-on help, you can still book an in-person or video assessment.
Coming from the East, at the start of the Main Street in Midleton turn left just after the post office, right after the Grumpy Bakers and we are the first business entrance on the right. From the West end of Midleton take the exit after the Main Street exit on the traffic island, come through the traffic lights near the bridge at Lidl and we are the 4 business entrance on the left. Google maps wants to bring you through a pedestrian area of the town ( we’ve asked for them to change it)
