About Us

Together Forever Dog Training CIC was created to make dog training accessible — not just for those who can afford it, but for those who need it most.

We support:

🐶 Rescue dogs struggling with fear, reactivity, and other behavioural challenges

🧠 Neurodivergent and disabled dog guardians who deserve a training space that works for them

💸 Low-income households facing hard decisions around pet ownership and behavioural challenges

Whether it’s helping a reactive shelter dog stay in their adoptive home or supporting an overwhelmed dog guardian who’s been told to "just try harder" — we’re here to create lasting, judgement-free change.

Our mission is to provide a wide range of services designed to keep dogs happy at home, uplift marginalized communities, and assist shelters in boosting their adoption success.

Our offerings include:

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- Dog Sponsorship Program: We aim to raise funds to create comprehensive training packages for dogs in need, ensuring their new families receive the necessary support to overcome challenges and help their new furry companions adjust to their forever homes.

- Affordable one-on-one training sessions for underserved communities: Dog training can often come with a hefty price tag, which can be a significant obstacle for many. That's why we provide substantial discounts on personalized training sessions for rescue dogs, neurodivergent and disabled guardians, and families with limited financial resources.

- Group training classes at reduced rates

As a Community Interest Company (CIC), every penny we earn goes directly back into enhancing our dog training services.

Our funding sources include:

Generous public donations and sponsorships

Community grants and small funding initiatives

Occasional paid training services that enable us to offer free or reduced-cost options

If you share our vision, you can help by sponsoring a shelter dog, referring someone in need of assistance, or making a donation below.

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Every donation helps keep dogs in loving homes and puts training support in the hands of people who might otherwise go withoutt