Dog Of the term

Established in 1972

Littlehampton Gazette headline Friday 5th January 1973. 

About Littlehampton Dog Training Club

Littlehampton Dog Training Club

Picture courtesy of Littlehampton Gazette

Mr John Greenfield & Mrs Marion Greenfield

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Gwen Davis (Chairman 2013 - 2016) presenting £800 pounds to The Cinnamon Trust at our Christmas party in 2014

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The Cinnamon Trust is the only specialist national charity which seeks to relieve the anxieties, problems, and sometimes injustices, faced by elderly and terminally ill people and their pets, thereby saving a great deal of human sadness and animal suffering.

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Littlehampton Dog Training Club was founded in 1972 by our late President Mr John Greenfield and his wife Marion together with a couple of friend.  Classes were held at Wick Hall which was the Club's home for about 30 years.   This year, 2022, marks our Golden Anniversary and we are extremely proud to have been able to continue helping the local community to be responsible dog-owners for the past 50 years.

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All our instructors are very experienced and have been with the Club for many years.  Because the Club is non-profit making, and the instructors give their time and expertise on a voluntary basis, we are able to keep our overheads to a minimum thereby ensuring our fees are extremely reasonable.


We support a canine-related charity each year – this year we are supporting The Cinnamon Trust - and to raise funds we organise an annual Dog Show and arrange occasional social events.


At Littlehampton Dog Club both you and your dog – puppy or rescue, mature or adolescent - may be assured of a friendly welcome.  You are amongst fellow dog lovers and we will do all we can to help you to achieve ownership of an obedient and well adjusted pet who is a pleasure to have as a member of your family.