How are dog training classes affected by COVID-19 restrictions

RSPCA WA follows WA Government and Federal Australian Government guidelines and advice in regards to COVID-19 restrictions.

RSPCA Dog Training and Puppy Kindy classes will be temporarily suspended during government restrictions. When this happens, all class attendees who are currently enrolled in classes will be contacted directly by their trainer or by RSPCA Dog Training representatives. Classes will re-commence once restrictions allow and alternate dates will be advised to complete your Dog Training or Puppy Kindy course.

As classes will be re-scheduled and the course completed, refunds are not available in these circumstances.

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