Trick training with Ashleigh Butler
🐾 Ashleigh Butler is coming back to Watercombe Dogs in 2027! 🐾
We are absolutely delighted to welcome Ashleigh Butler back to Watercombe Dogs on Friday 26th February 2027 – and this time she’s bringing her fantastic trick training workshops!
Ashleigh will be running two beginner workshops and one more advanced workshop, giving dogs and their owners the opportunity to learn new skills, build confidence and, most importantly, have lots of fun together.
✨ Workshop Times & Details
🐶 11.00am – Beginner Workshop
🐶 1.15pm – Novice/Advanced Workshop
🐶 3.30pm – Beginner Workshop
Each workshop will last 2 hours and costs £55 per dog.
Beginner Workshops
Perfect for those who are new to trick training or would simply love to learn some fun new tricks with their dogs. No previous experience is needed!
Novice/Advanced Workshop
This session is aimed at dogs who already have a little trick-training experience. Dogs attending should already be able to:
- Spin on the spot in both directions (left and right).
- Follow a treat for luring.
- Have some experience of learning and performing tricks.
Ashleigh is fantastic at adapting her training to suit the individual dog and handler, always working at the level and pace that is right for them. So, you can feel confident that you and your dog will be supported throughout the session.
All three workshops will take place in our poly tunnel, with small groups of just five dogs, allowing plenty of individual attention and time to learn.
One of the things that makes Ashleigh’s workshops so special is that she brings her own dogs along to demonstrate the tricks. Watching them in action is absolutely fascinating and really helps bring the training to life!
We are so excited to have Ashleigh back with us and can’t wait for another brilliant day of learning, laughter and lots of wagging tails!
📅 Friday 26th February 2027
📍 Watercombe Dogs – Poly Tunnel
⏰ Three workshops available
💷 £55 per dog – 2 hours
🐾 Just 5 dogs per workshop!
About Ashleigh Butler
Ashleigh Butler shot to fame after winning Britain’s Got Talent in 2012 with her incredible dog Pudsey. Since then, she has become one of the most recognisable names in dog training, alongside a successful career as a TV presenter and a highly accomplished agility competitor. Ashleigh is best known for her positive, engaging training style and her ability to bring out the very best in every dog she works with.
