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I have now completed a Risk Assessment Course to ensure the safety of my clients.  St Luke's Church Hall, Bromley Common is now open to hirers following very strict Covid19 regulations and I am currently taking bookings for the Adults and Adolescents Course starting there in September - places are limited to 4 dogs and one handler only, so please book early. Please contact Kaye on 01959 575129 or email her at kaye@rightstartdogs.co.uk to reserve a place.

At present, I will continue to successfully supporting my clients and their puppies with my popular online one to one Puppy Lifeskills Course.

I am happy to tell you that I have now completed a recognised Risk Assessment course to enable me to compile my risk assessment regulations document to ensure the safety of my clients either in a class environment or one to one face to face sessions. It this time I can only offer one to one face to face sessions in private gardens provided there is access to the garden via the front without needing to pass through the houses. 

At this time I am not offering 1-2-1 face to face sessions in public areas as I am not happy that social distancing and safe disinfection protocol can be maintained, however I have restarted my face to face sessions provided these can be carried out in client’s private gardens and access to the garden is available without passing through the house.

I am proud to announce that "As a full accredited member of The Association of INTODogs (www.intodogs.org) I am able to display this symbol. Please check out the charter website to see what assurances this symbol brings - www.ukdogcharter.org"

The UK Dog Behaviour and Training Charter will give assurance and accountability to the public and other professional bodies. Displaying the Charter Symbol shows that the dog professional they appoint has been checked, monitored and supported by a reputable organisation.

Kaye is delighted to have been accepted as a member of the Association of INTO Dogs

The Association of INTO Dogs is an organisation whose positive reward based training ethics sit excellently with Kaye's and they activily promote the highest professional standards.

As members we agree to a strict code of practice and have high ethical standards with the welfare of the dog central to the work and keep abreast continually with new regulations and teachings.

As part of my membership agreement (as with the Association of Pet Dog Trainers) I am required to keep up with my Continued Professional Development. Which means that I can assure my clients of the most up to date science based theory and methodologies at all times.

As the Association of INTO Dogs is also a member of ICAN (International Companion Animal Network) I am also registered with this organisation as a Certified Animal Trainer.