FAQ Category: Dog trainer & behaviourist

Yes. Public Liability (up to £10 million) applies whether you are working at your premises, in a client’s home, or in public spaces. This protects you if a third party is injured or their property is damaged during your training or behaviour sessions.

Liability and Care, Custody & Control. You must, however, comply with policy limits (e.g., maximum numbers of dogs) and ensure you are working within a safe and insured environment.

Yes. Professional Indemnity (up to £1 million) is recommended if you provide written assessments, behaviour plans, or expert advice. It protects you against claims arising from alleged errors, omissions, or negligence in your professional work.

No. Travel costs themselves are not insured, but your cover (Public Liability, Professional Indemnity, and Care, Custody & Control) applies across the UK when you are working. You may, however, want to check your motor insurance if you use your own vehicle for business.

No special adjustment is required. Provided dog trainer/behaviourist is selected as one of your insured business activities, working with assistance dogs or therapy animals falls within the scope of cover.