Off-Lead Freedom Programme
A clear, step-by-step e-collar training programme for gundog owners who want reliable off-lead control.
If your Labrador or Spaniel loves to range, hunt or ignore recalls, this programme gives you a structured way forward over approximately 3 months.
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What's included
Programme duration: Approximately 3 months.
This programme is for owners who want reliable off-lead control with Labradors and Spaniels that love to range, hunt or ignore recalls.
We focus on calm, clear communication, distance control and confidence off lead — without nagging, shouting or frustration.
5 private training sessions (30–60 minutes)
Private WhatsApp support
Follow-up training notes
Access to Facebook community
Money-back guarantee
Investment
£495
Money-back guarantee included
Benefits of the programme
Reliable off-lead control
This programme is for owners who want reliable off-lead control with Labradors and Spaniels that love to range, hunt or ignore recalls.
Calm, clear communication
We focus on calm, clear communication, distance control and confidence off lead — without nagging, shouting or frustration.
Initial assessment
An initial assessment is required before joining this programme to assess suitability for both dog and handler.
Who is this programme for
Owners
Owners who want reliable off-lead control
Labradors
Labradors that love to range, hunt or ignore recalls
Spaniels
Spaniels that love to range, hunt or ignore recalls
Important Information
Off-lead freedom training uses e-collar conditioning. The e-collar will be recommended but not provided.
Professional Dog Training in Aylsham, Norfolk
We run structured, small-group classes designed to balance individual coaching with the benefits of shared learning. Our sessions focus on practical behaviour skills such as lead walking, recall, neutrality, impulse control, and calmness, with exercises adapted to each dog’s needs. This allows us to support a wide range of dogs, including adolescents, pet gundogs, and dogs working through challenges like over-excitement or reactivity.
Our initial assessment is designed to give us a full picture of both the dog and the owner, not just the behaviour that’s presenting as a problem. We begin with a detailed discussion about the dog’s history — including breed, age, routine, exercise, diet, previous training, and any specific challenges the owner is experiencing. We then observe the dog in a practical setting. By the end of the assessment, we explain what we’re seeing, outline the likely root causes of any challenges, and provide a clear, structured plan for moving forward.
5 Reasons to Choose Aylsham Dog Training
We specialise in pet gundogs
Reliable Recall & Lead Manners
Real-World Outdoor Training
Balanced & Fair Approach
Support for You as the Handler
