Essex Dog Academy

About Essex Dog Academy

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Essex Dog Academy, established in 2008, offers dog training and behavioural consultancy to clients throughout Essex and Suffolk.
Obedience training classes for puppies, juniors and adult dogs of all ages, Essex Dog Academy aims to promote good dog behaviour that is a pleasure to the owner and everyone who comes into contact with their dog.
Classes focus on socialisation with dogs and people, basic commands for beginners and more advanced work for mature dogs and experienced owners. The atmosphere is relaxed and many lasting friendships have been formed as a result of joining Essex Dog Academy.
Devised as a structured, progressive method of dog training, the classes are fun for all and the reward for spending an hour of quality training time each week with your dog is a lifetime of enjoyment and having a great relationship with your dog. Contact EDA now!

Helping clients train their dogs in structured classes, 1-2-1 sessions and home visits, Essex Dog Academy provides dog owners with a professional, proven method of training. Training outdoors in a village setting, our dog training services are designed to improve the relationship between handler and dog. Communication with our dogs and understanding their psychology is an essential ingredient in achieving the best possible relationship that lasts a lifetime.

Professionally qualified with CIDBT GODT and CFBA.
Sue Gilmore has many years of experience as an instructor and dog trainer, as well as having competed with her dogs at agility and obedience.
Sue is also an Expert Witness (Dangerous Dogs Act, 1991) and her work takes her to clients' homes to remedy unwanted behaviours in dogs of all breeds and ages. She also assesses dogs for fostering agencies.
Essex Dog Academy is the place to train in Essex and has a great reputation for encouraging dog owners to get the best out of their best friends.
As a Member of Council at the Pet Education Training and Behaviour Council, Sue has been instrumental in formulating a proposal recently submitted to the government, devolved administrations within the UK and interested parties to reform legislation following the recent addition of XL Bullies to the banned list of dogs.

Sue Gilmore of Essex Dog Academy frequently features on national and local radio and television at home and in Australia. Her professional opinion is valued and as such she has become known as a friend to many stations, being the person to approach for advice and critical thinking on all matters concerning dogs.