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Visit the main website

ttp://www.incadogtraining.weebly.com

for more information. Jules x

For bookings use above website

Welcome to our news website and course dates and changes will appear here.


INCA Dog Training & Communication in Bucks with Julia Meads & team.  

E mail - incadogtraining@googlemail.com 

Website www.incadogtraining.weebly.com           

01296 620079 / 07951 777330 - Julia Meads



Bookings for all courses via website  www.incadogtraining.weebly.com or e mail Jules at incadogtraining@googlemail.com


PUPPY CLASSES - Stewart hall, Little Kimble, Bucks. Limited numbers. 

OUTDOORS - Thursday Evenings 6.30pm - Outdoors April 2023 ( 5 week course, dates below)  

INDOORS Thursday Evenings from OCTOBER 2023 

***From Sept 2024 we move back into the hall & will run on Wednesday evenings and Friday daytimes*** 

 

Bookings via incadogtraiing@googlemail.com or via main website www.incadogtraining.weebly.com  or text 07951777330. Thanks Jules x

Apart from BABY PUPPY TRAINING I am currently not taking on new clients for 1-2-1 sessions until at least JAN 2025 existing & previous clients please contact me for availability . Thanks Jules x  incadogtraining@googlemail.com 

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NEW SYSTEM - INCA DOG TRAINING 

Bookings - Group courses are now all Outdoors and open to existing clients & Puppies from April  

This will be reviewed if we are able to move back into the hall venue in October  

The main website www.incadogtraining.weebly.com will be updated very soon.  

Look out for Kennel Club Good Citizen Scheme coming back soon! 

At times Puppies? classes will need to be confirmed subject to space available in the dog club.

Priority given to existing dog club members & clients. Booking now 

FULL or Reserved means places have been requested by club members, payment confirms your place. 


          

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NEXT COURSE DATES 

 

Bookings via main website www.incadogtraining.weebly.com 

 

Julia Meads - Thirty years experience   APDT & Kennel Club Approved      

 

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Next courses due to start ??? 

Next course date ?  Scroll down for latest options 

 

**Bookings on main website www.incadogtraining.weebly.com **

 

Venues - Stewart hall, Little Kimble , HP17OXN & Outdoor courses in private hired field behind hall (park in field)  

2024 Courses start dates 

         

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​   8. 23rd/25th Oct - indoors ( NOTE NOW WEDNESDAY EVES)

STEWART HALL, LITTLE KIMBLE, HP170XN

Weds 6.30pm - PUPPIES/ pet - 23rd,30th Oct & 6th, 13th,20th Nov  

Weds 7.30pm - Pet ob/ scent -  23rd,30th Oct & 6th, 13th,20th Nov  

Friday 9.30am- PUPPIES - 25th Oct & 1st,8th,15th,22nd Nov  

Friday 10.30am - Pet Ob - 25th Oct & 1st,8th,15th,22nd Nov 

Friday 12.30pm - Fun Pet Hoopers / scent -  25th Oct & 1st,8th,15th,22nd Nov 

Friday 2pm - Ad obedience/ scent - 25th Oct & 1st,8th,15th,22nd Nov 

9. 4th/6th Dec - indoors  (shut 25th/27th Dec 1st/3rd Jan) 

Weds 6.30pm - PUPPIES/ pet - 4th ,11th,18th Dec & 8th,15th Jan 

Weds 7.30pm - Pet ob/ scent -  4th ,11th,18th Dec & 8th,15th Jan

Friday 9.30am- PUPPIES - 6th,13th,20th Dec & 10th,17th Jan  

Friday 10.30am - Pet Ob - 6th,13th,20th Dec & 10th,17th Jan  

Friday 12.30pm - Fun Pet Hoopers / scent -  6th,13th,20th Dec & 10th,17th Jan  

Friday 2pm - Ad obedience/ scent - 6th,13th,20th Dec & 10th,17th Jan  

2025 - START DATES 

 

1. 29th &31st Jan 

2. 12th March & 14th March 

3. 23rd & 25th April 

4. 4th & 6th June 

5. 16th & 18th July 

6. 10th & 12th September 

7. 22nd & 24th October 

8. 3rd & 5th December    

1. 29th/ 31st January - indoors 

STEWART HALL, LITTLE KIMBLE, HP170XN

Weds 6.30pm - PUPPIES/ pet - 29th Jan, 5th,12th,19th,26th January

Weds 7.30pm - Pet Ob/ scent  -  29th Jan, 5th,12th,19th,26th January

Friday 9.30am- PUPPIES - 31st Jan, 7th,14th,21st,28th Feb

Friday 10.30am - Pet Ob - 31st Jan, 7th,14th,21st,28th Feb

Friday 12.30pm - Fun Pet Hoopers / scent - 31st Jan, 7th,14th,21st,28th Feb

Friday 2pm - Ad obedience/ scent - 31st Jan, 7th,14th,21st,28th Feb 

2. 12th March & 14th March 

STEWART HALL, LITTLE KIMBLE, HP170XN

Weds 6.30pm - PUPPIES/ pet - 12th,19th,26th March, 2nd,9th April

Weds 7.30pm - Pet Ob/ scent  -  12th,19th,26th March, 2nd,9th April

Friday 9.30am- PUPPIES - 14th,21st,28th March , 4th,11th April 

Friday 10.30am - Pet Ob - 14th,21st,28th March , 4th,11th April 

Friday 12.30pm - Fun Pet Hoopers / scent - 14th,21st,28th March , 4th,11th April 

Friday 2pm - Ad obedience/ scent - 14th,21st,28th March , 4th,11th April 

3. 23rd & 25th April - indoors or outdoors?

STEWART HALL, LITTLE KIMBLE, HP170XN

Weds 6.30pm - PUPPIES/ pet - 23rd,30th April, 7th,14th,21st May 

Weds 7.30pm - Pet Ob/ scent  - 23rd,30th April, 7th,14th,21st May  

Friday 9.30am- PUPPIES - 25th April, 2nd,9th,16th, 23rd May 

Friday 10.30am - Pet Ob - 25th April, 2nd,9th,16th, 23rd May 

Friday 12.30pm - Fun Pet Hoopers / scent - 25th April, 2nd,9th,16th, 23rd May 

Friday 2pm - Ad obedience/ scent - 25th April, 2nd,9th,16th, 23rd May 

 



                                                  INCA Puppy/ Dog Training Club 

It is possible that the dog club has now changed forever but for now, groups will be much smaller and phased in over a period of time and all run Outside April- October . Indoors Oct - April. 

                 

                    Payments would be via bank transfer, please ask for new details or Paypal, please ask for a request. 

incadogtraining@googlemail.com or unityofenergy@gmail.com 

mobile and WhatsApp 07951777330 - Julia Meads 

 

Updates on INCA Puppy/Dog Training page on Facebook   

 

Puppy Training Enquiries please e mail incadogtraining@googlemail.com or text 07951777330. 

 

Pet Training courses for obedience and Agility   

Dates and details below . 

 

Good Citizen Award Scheme   may return in 2023 , Little Kimble again.  

 

 

  1-2-1 Outdoor Training is available - book via incadogtraining@googlemail.com or 07951777330 

 


 

  

Consultations/ Courses and Sessions/ Classes   

  Courses for pet obedience, fun pet agility, adult dog obedience & puppies run six week basis over two month period and all INDOORS from October 2022 Stewart hall, Little Kimble, Bucks . The above are available to existing clients only (except puppies) .

Please note payments are transferrable by agreement but not refundable.

Please note 24hrs notice is required for cancellation or a fee may be required.

 

Human online Consults - see www.unityofenergy.com with Julia Meads     

or email Jules at unityofenergy.com  

 

Payment should be made to INCA or Julia Meads - please email incadogtraining@googlemail.com or unityofenergy@gmail.com for bank transfer details or a PayPal request. 

Or via PayPal   Julia 01296 620079 / 07951 777330

incadogtraining@googlemail.com 

 

  Little Kimble venue OUTDOORS is in the field behind Stewart hall, HP17ORH

 

We hope to return indoors to Stewart hall, Little Kimble in October - times to be confirmed. All Day Fridays. 

& Thursday evenings courses .

Dog Walks and Life Skills may also be added. 

In the event of lockdown, all classes that can will move onto Zoom, those from hoopers or agility may also join the existing zoom classes. 

Cancellation Policy

1. 1-2-1 lessons, sessions for humans or animals require 48 hours notice or a week for a course (or individual booked dates on a course) or payment in full, unless the situation is urgent and an alternative can be found.

2. All courses and workshops require One weeks notice or payment in full, unless the situation is urgent and an alternative can be found ie mix & match with another class in the two month period.

3. Payment confirms your place and places can no longer be reserved, except by prior agreement with Julia Meads.

4. Refunds, minus various costs and expenses may be issued when a placing can be filled with agreement from Julia Meads.  

                      COVID-19 – ADVICE FOR ANIMAL RELATED BUSINESSES AND LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN ENGLAND

Updated January 2022

The Health and Safety at Work legislation requires business to provide protection for staff and customers and consequently it is reasonable to continue to undertake

formal risk assessments and take some precautions against the transmission of infection.

As the pandemic has progressed it has become clear that the primary route of infection between people is airborne. Good ventilation, social distancing and the wearing of

face coverings are the best protection against transmission. All pet businesses should undertake a risk assessment to consider how to reduce the potential for staff becoming

infected by clients and vice versa. The simple of expedient of, for instance, opening windows for training classes and using outside areas as much as possible for the handover

of animals are sensible precautions. Some business operators may feel that insisting on face coverings for staff and clients are a condition of business. When dealing with

clients from an infected or isolating household the risk assessment may make it prudent to continue to use the handover protocol.

It has also become clear that dogs and cats do not play a significant role in the transmission of the virus.

Kimble Stewart Hall

Covid Reminders: Risk Assessment August 21

Measures in place

The hall will retain the physical measures already in place:

 QR posters

 hand sanitiser stations

 posters requiring face coverings on entry and more frequent cleaning of

regularly touched surfaces

 Chairs to be placed in quarantine area after use and to be labelled with date

used.

Hirers to keep a log of all participants with contact details. And invite to use QR code

posters.

Hirers to wipe down surfaces and empty waste bins at end of hire.

Hirers to ensure adequate ventilation

Face Masks: Wearing a face covering will reduce risk and the risk to others, where

you come in to contact with people you don’t normally meet in enclosed and crowded

spaces. Face coverings will remain advisable in confined spaces such as toilets,

kitchens and corridors and at more crowded events.

Individuals to get a test if advised to do so and self- isolate if tested positive



Risk Assessment for Indoor/Outdoor Training – 1-2-1 / family - people social distancing

See updates inserted for 6/01/2022

Training of dogs is an important element of their social development. Dog trainers may continue to provide advice on training on a one-to-one basis using technology to connect the trainer and client. It may also be possible to run classes by video link. If a trainer can utilise a secure safe area to provide training, clients can meet the trainer there providing social distance can be maintained and class sizes are limited to comply with current government guidance (2m should be adhered to where possible). There should be no physical contact between the trainer and client or dog and social distance should be maintained at all times.

Where trainers normally use an indoor space for classes the trainer should undertake a risk assessment before re-starting classes. The assessment should include the ability to maintain a two metre social distance between clients. This may require the establishment of a one-way system during entry and exit to the room and limiting the number of clients in a class. The trainer must also ensure additional hygiene measures such as regular cleaning of items such as door handles and light switches are in place.

Owners of dogs from infected or self-isolating households pose a significantly higher risk to the trainer and should not be accepted. Owners can leave their dogs with a trainer providing the business handover protocol is followed and social distancing is maintained.

Dog Training Sessions - using Social Distancing measures

Before re-commencing sessions you must consider the Government guidance and all the potential risks associated with this. Training sessions must take place outdoors and a maximum of 6 people are permitted to meet at any one time but following social distancing measures.

Venue Risks

•It is at the discretion of each training provider to carry out a thorough risk assessment and resume sessions only if all areas of concern can be covered fully.

•Can you ensure the space used for training is safe? Yes

•If training outside , does your venue have provision of shade particularly in hot weather? Yes

•What provisions would you have in the event of wet weather? Continue with appropriate clothing & tent or car cover / outdoor log cabin with PPE.

•Will you be using your regular venue or an outside public space? If so do you have permission to use this public space? Yes. Regular private hired venue

•Is the venue usually used by the club or would this be a temporary venue used during this period? If so do you need to adapt your venue to comply with government guidelines and to ensure the safety of all participants? Venue usually used by club but updated with government guidelines.

•Can you ensure the space being used for training will allow social distancing measures between dogs and handlers at all times? Yes

•Are you able to create pods or zones within your training area where individuals can be placed so that they can see the class but remain socially distanced? Yes

•Is the floor surface safe? Grass, concrete or astro turf, do any adjustments need to be made to make it safe? Mowed weekly grass outdoors. Own mats for hall use & cleaned. Waterproof blankets for floor, that can also be cleaned.

•If a dog was to get off the lead, how could you ensure a dog off lead did not run up to other handlers/dogs in the group or get out? Secure fencing around field and shut gate, use spare lead to collect dog, tip bit pot on hand too. Full PPE also available.

•Check your insurance cover is adequate for the training session, Yes

Entering the training venue

•Handlers will need to be advised when to arrive, when to leave and only to come on their own with their dog. Yes via e mail, risk assessment also sent and on website.

•Class times may need to be staggered so that one class does not meet the other on the way in/out. Yes, half hour gap between classes for change over and cleaning.

•Consider the times of class, will it be before or after another class or one to one session, if so how can handlers maintain a social distance during the changeover? Half hour time delay between groups or 1-2-1.

•When entering the premises, do handlers need to touch gate/doorways? Does the entry gate need to be tied open at arrival time until everyone is in the training area? Gate open and tied back by myself or people guiding people into hall via sanitizer station and one way system.

•Does the Instructor need to meet handlers in the car park and then escort into the training area? Yes, they will be met at the hall entrance or gate. Temperature taken.

•Will handlers need to queue up to enter the training area, if so can they maintain socially distanced from other handlers? Yes, it is possible and advise prior to class plus signs in place, in addition to person present to sign people in.

•The venue car park may need to be sectioned into zones e.g. yellow zone (to the right of the car park) for the first class and orange zone (to the left of the car park) for the second class. Only one class present at a time and advised on social distance parking in car park to replicate that already used in field parking.

•Will you need signs, markers or cones to facilitate these procedures? All signs and notices are in place.

•Are there any other people in the venue at that time, if so how do handlers get into the venue and observe social distancing? Only dog club present.

Hygiene

•How can you ensure safe hygiene at each training session? Sanitizer on entry, in hall, in person and on exit. Temperature taken.

•Can you provide suitable hand sanitisers or wipes for handlers entering the venue and during classes? Are you able to provide an area for these to be located? These are all in place plus additional ones available.

•Could members bring their own alcohol anti-viral sanitisers with them? Yes

•Is there a bin available to place rubbish? Yes, this will be removed at end of session.

•Do you have a poop scoop bin for handlers to dispose of their dog waste? Yes, but asked to bring their own and take home to dispose.

•When cleaning up other than by a poop scoop is needed, how can this be done maintaining hygiene? Mop bucket and disinfectant also available. Jug to fill bucket also supplied. Do not use kitchen to fill or empty bucket.

•If using any equipment like cones or markers during the class only the instructor should handle them. Yes

•Instructors must have a mask and gloves available for themselves in case of emergencies. Yes, plus visor and apron.

•In the event of an emergency and bearing in mind the social distancing measures, are you able to pass the dog to an instructor or back to the owner and avoiding cross contamination? Yes PPE available and extra leads available.

•Do you have first aid facilities? Yes for humans and dogs.

Communication to Handlers

•During social distancing measures, clear communication must be in place to all handlers taking part in classes. This may differ from previous class guidance. These will be sent via e mail plus placed on website.

•Handlers need to be advised that attending classes is at their own risk and they will be required to follow strict social distancing measures when entering the premises and during each session. Yes

•Handlers will need to be advised that training class times and content may change due to current social distancing measures. Yes – Zoom could also be an option in the event of another lock down.

•Handlers must bring all the equipment they may need with them including hand sanitiser, spare leads, mats, toys, clicker, retrieve articles, dog water, water bowl, dog treats, food bowl, drinks, poop scoop bags and a chair if appropriate. All requested and chair is a must for indoor training.

•Clear instructions will need to be provided to each handler in writing before arrival. This can be emailed prior to the lesson. Yes

•How are class fees to be paid? Do you have facilities to take payment electronically? Or do you have facilities for handlers to pay on the day avoiding cross contamination? All fees requested a month at a time via electronic payment.

•Paperwork could be emailed to dog owners prior to the class. Remember that any paperwork given out should be prepared at least 72 hours in advance and put into a bag or box ready to take to class, The class instructor should wear gloves when handing out paperwork out or sanitise hands before and after. Rare for this to be required but puppy packs are printed the week before and placed in plastic sheets, than can also be sanitised if needed.

•If any handler is unwell or showing symptoms they must not come to class. True!

Class sizes and content

•Training classes must take place outdoors and a maximum of 8 people are permitted to meet at any one time but following social distancing measures. This means a maximum of 8 handlers with 1 instructor or less if there are more than 1 instructor/assistant. Yes

•Consider which classes are best to return first, is your club better placed to facilitate smaller puppies classes or is easier to hold more advanced classes with handlers who have been training before. Puppies will be returning first and most advanced later, daytime classes first and possibly evening classes at a later point.

•As instructors cannot handle a client’s dog, how can you avoid this during a lesson? Use gloves, sanatiser or extra lead.

•When demonstrating training techniques, can the instructor use their own dog to show something or demonstrate in another way? Yes

•Instructors should be very mindful of allowing dogs to be off lead during a training session. Does your venue have a safe area where this can be done without a dog interfering with others? Yes and management of dog individually.

•Consider multiple handlers with dogs on leads. Dogs on the end of a normal length of lead may be able to access another hander, so it may be advisable to position handlers further apart so that social distancing measures can be upheld. Yes

•Social distancing and class control must be observed at all times. Preventing inadvertent unwanted contact between dogs will need to be considered. Yes

•The instructor’s ability to control and steer the class is vital to the safe participation of everyone taking part. Yes

•Do you have a training plan for your lessons? Will your lessons need to be adapted to enable you to follow social distancing measures? Adapted according to weather, numbers and ability of dogs and handlers per class.

•Remember handlers who are engrossed in engaging with their dogs may sometimes forget to space themselves appropriately. Yes.

On lead work – This can be done in small groups but social distancing must be observed and common sense must prevail. The instructor’s ability to control and steer the class is vital to the safe participation of everyone taking part.

Off lead work - This will be dependent on the space and restraints of the training area being used and ability of the dogs and handlers taking part. The instructor’s ability to control and steer the class is vital to the safe participation of everyone taking part.

Stays – These will be dependent on the space and restraints of the training area being used and ability of the dogs and handlers taking part.

Recall - This will be dependent on the space and restraints of the training area being used and ability of the dogs and handlers taking part. The instructor’s ability to control and steer the class is vital to the safe participation of everyone taking part. Consider the use longer leads/lines or on lead puppy recalls for younger and inexperienced dogs

Playing with Toys on or off lead - This will be dependent on the space and restraints of the training area being used and ability of the dogs and handlers taking part. The instructor’s ability to control and steer the class is vital to the safe participation of everyone taking part. Playing with toys can be done on lead but extra care must be taken if playing with a dog off the lead so that social distancing is not breached

The bellow information will also be e mailed to class members and used to build a combined risk assessment with the committee of Stewart hall, this will also be available to my class members or for 1-2-1.

Please note, there is a one way system in force at Stewart hall, Little Kimble & Adjoining field (1-2-1 in winter & Groups in Summer)

Entry will be via the back door, please use social distancing when arriving at the hall and in the car park.

Exit is via the side door. No entry or exit via main front doors.

You will be shown to your space and need to keep social distancing.

All items must be placed on the mats provided, including your chair.

The kitchen is to be cleaned and surfaces cleaned plus rubbish removed.

Please only use toilets if necessary, the lights are controlled by infra red, so no need to touch light switches.

Please only use the disabled toilet if absolutely necessary, as this is the designated quarantine room.

Cleaning will need to be carried out between each class, hence changing of times for some people.

A limited number of people can now attend each class and the whole dog club, so numbers are reduced.

This will be reviewed when possible and extended again when we go back outside in April 2022.

At arrival at the hall, please text your name to the mobile phone number given, this is to keep a record of everyone’s timed arrival at the venue. Please note, on request, this may be shared with Stewart hall committee. Update, I have your phone numbers on record, if required. Pre booking system used.

20/8/2020 – Face coverings are advisable but not compulsory.

01/10/2020 & 6/01/2022 – Face coverings required.

20/8/2020 & 6/01/2022– Facilities are available for temperature to be taken by each person entering the hall- advisable but not compulsory.

01/10/2020 & 6/01/2022– Text of FULL NAME to be sent to allocated phone number on arrival. All clients sent this number. Date/time and number will be automatically recorded for track and trace purposes. Update, pre booking system in place and numbers on record.

Please make sure that each person brings their own chair and additional sanitizer.

All equipment used and housed at the hall will also be cleaned between classes and stored once cleaned again at end of session.

I (Julia Meads – INCA Dog Training) have agreed to clean all surfaces between classes and deep clean before leaving the venue, to aid facilitation of general hiring of the hall and replace the need for an additional cleaner for this purpose. I have also under taken Corvid 19 training and certificate for this purpose.

Log cabin & garden – 44 Moor Park, Halton ( 1-2-1 in winter )

Entry via front door – sanatiser available to use.

Direct route to back door, no contact to be made with surfaces.

Toilet to only be used in emergency and all surfaces cleaned with PPE and cleaning materials provided. All rubbish removed.

All materials to be cleaned and surfaces wiped after each client.

Face coverings required indoors.

Temperature to be taken on entry.

Please text allocated number on arrival – FULL NAME is required. Date and time plus number will automatically be recorded.

Copy of risk assessment to be sent to each client via e mail & displayed on website.

Exit via front door and sanatiser on entry to house, no surfaces to be touched.

One person or pod to enter or exit at given pre organised time.

Dog to be carried if small or kept under strict lead control.

A copy of Stewart hall risk assessment will also be sent to everyone attending classes and posted on the website. 














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Club members may also mix and match classes, with in the four week course ie due to holidays, bitches in season etc

Bookings soon being taken for the above, link up e mail will be sent out to confirm. Book via main website www.incadogtraining.weebly.com or ask for BAC details via e mail incadogtraining@googlemail.com .

Outdoor agility - will return in summer of 2020. Indoor Agility - runs all year round (subject to government conditions) 

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Children are welcome but must be accompanied and supervised by an adult at all times and enter the dog club at their own risk. Not all dogs are friendly and children should respect and ask before touching a dog.

In addition if your child has special needs, please notify us before hand, as an additional instructor maybe required to enable the smooth running of the class. If your intention is to bring more than one child, please also let us know in advance. Thank you.

Please note it is not fair to bring a bitch in season to the dog club, for her benefit it is also wise to bath before returning and let Jules know.

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Catherine O Driscoll of Canine Health Concern is coming to Bucks to give a Talk All About Dogs on (date to be confirmed 2015)

see www.canine-health-concern.org.uk

for more details.

An evening lecture. The most important things you can do to keep your dogs healthy. 

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Ellesborough village hall HP17OXA (near Wendover) Contact Chris Maylor 01296 696604 / 07720 986696 or christinemaylor@talktalk.net for tickets and details.

Tickets will be on sale at dog club too

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