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As part of our Happy and Healthy Dog Society membership, we are thrilled to announce the launch of our new monthly dog club. This is our 5th meetup Saturday 13th April in the Gone to the Dogs premises in Ballyclare! This will happen on a monthly basis 10am to midday .Get ready for a tail-wagging good time with our Dog Club! 🎾🐕 🎊 Here's what we have in store for you and your furry friends: 1️⃣ Playtime Galore: Let your pups socialise and have a blast with their mates and owners a cuppa and a bun. 2️⃣ Training Sessions: Expert-led training to strengthen the bond between you and your canine companion. 3️⃣ Workshops & Talks: Learn from the best with exclusive workshops and talks from dog care experts. 4️⃣ Indoor Exercise: Rain or shine, we've got you covered with indoor exercise to keep those tails wagging. 5️⃣ Enrichment Activities: Stimulate your dog's mind with fun and engaging enrichment activities. 6️⃣ Exclusive Discounts: Special perks for our club members! 🎁 And of course, no gathering is complete without a cuppa! ☕ Treat yourself and your pup to a cozy corner with refreshments

Any size and age of dog welcome! The dates for the next 6 meetups are Saturday 10am to midday 17th February/16th March/13th April/11th May/15th June You can sign up to each class separately or purchase a 6-month membership at the reduced rate of £80 using Stripe code https://buy.stripe.com/8wMeXN58hcoegxOcMO

The dogs will be trained using positive reinforcement and NO harsh methods. Spaces are limited so please book through the website. Upon booking, you will receive a link in your confirmation email.A reminder email will be also sent from robin@robinbatesdogtraining.com. Please check your spam/junkmail folder if you do not receive the confirmation email to your inbox, or alternatively, add this address to your contacts in advance. *We prefer that one person attends club per dog (or a maximum of two) *If your dog is aggressive or reactive it cannot come to class (unless the class is for reactive dogs). These dogs can be a risk to other people, or other dogs and we would recommend organising a one to one session with our trainer.