Events

Knowledge & Connection Sessions

Learn. Connect. Empower.

Before Terra Nova opens its rescue site, we are starting where it matters most, in the community.
Our Knowledge & Connection Sessions, co-hosted with Magnus_K9’s, are designed to make animal behaviour, care, and communication simple, practical, and accessible for everyone.

These sessions are not about strict obedience or quick fixes, they are about understanding your dog, building trust, and creating calmer, happier relationships.

Why We Do It

At Terra Nova, we believe better education means fewer animals and owners in crisis.
These sessions give people the confidence and knowledge to prevent problems before they start because a little understanding goes a long way.

What to Expect

Small, relaxed group sessions (max 15 people)
Real world advice from a professionals.
Topics covering body language, confidence, reactivity, enrichment, and everyday wellbeing
No judgement, just honest, hands-on learning

Pricing:
• Teen Ticket (14–17): £15
• Adult Ticket (18+): £20

Existing Terra Nova Clients receive a 50% discount.

Please note:
A small online service fee is added at checkout (standard for all online bookings).

Join us for our first Knowledge & Connection session.

Upcoming Sessions:

Dog Health: The Stuff No One Explains Until It’s Too Late - Date Will Be Announced Soon

Most serious dog health emergencies don’t come out of nowhere, they build quietly, with signs that are easy to miss if no one has ever explained them.

This knowledge session is designed to bridge the gap between dog owners and the veterinary world, helping you understand what’s normal, what’s not, and when to act before problems become urgent, expensive, or life-threatening.

Topics:

• Pyometra (female dogs)
What it is, why it is dangerous, early warning signs, and how it is prevented.

• Prostate disease in male dogs
Common prostate problems (including cancer), signs owners often miss, and how risk can be reduced.

• Early signs of illness
Small changes in behaviour, appetite, mobility, or routine that can signal bigger problems.

• Behind the scenes at the vet
What actually happens when you drop your dog off for surgery or procedures and why it takes time.

• Vet bills explained
Why costs are structured the way they are, what you are paying for, and how to plan ahead.

• Written prescriptions explained
What they are, why vets charge for them, and when they are useful.

Want to take part?