Tickets on sale now for Dogx

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Tickets on sale now for Dogx ⋆

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Tickets on sale now for DOGX 2026

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Tickets on sale now for DOGX 2026 ⋆

DogX tickets on sale now!

DogX The Conference With A Difference!!

DOGx 2026 Tickets Prices

£185 - Full Price (From 9th March 2026 from 13:00 - 15th October 2026 )
£139 - With 25% Off for PACT Student/Full Members, Charity Staff & Retirees
£167 - With 10% Off for Students & Members of other ABTC Practitioner organisations

£135 - Early Bird Rate (Crufts Special Offer)
4th March 2026 from 08:00 for PACT Students & Members
4th March 2026 from 20:00 for people who have registered interest
5th March 2026 from 08:00 up to 13:00 on the 9th March 2026 via website

£130 - Very Early Bird Rate
12 October 2025 12:00 to 13 October 2025 at 24:00

Tickets must be booked in advance, no tickets will be available to purchase on the day.

Discounts codes are now applicable, only one can be applied per transaction. Please email the office to request the best code that you are eligible for via: office@pact-dogs.com

Map of the University of Winchester campus showing designated parking areas, walking routes, and event location for the Dog Conference on October 18, 2026. It includes color-coded parking zones, walking routes from Dytch parking to West Downs Auditor


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  • The talks from Dogx 2024 & 2025 were recorded and are made available to attendees and for other people to purchase a few weeks after the event.

    These recordings can be found alongside other PACT public webinars on this site https://pact-course.thinkific.com

  • Ticket prices and dates are set out in the page above.

    Tickets are now on General Sale

    Tickets must be booked in advance, not tickets will be available to purchase on the day.

  • The venue for 2026 will again be at the West Downs Centre at the University of Winchester. Find out more here: https://www.winchester.ac.uk/About-Us/Our-future/West-Downs-Centre/

  • A detailed prospective Sponsor or Stall holder Guide can be found via our Policies page. This includes information on packages available and requirements for prospective applicants.

    Here is a direct link to the document.

  • We are midway through announcing speakers, the keynote speaker for 2026 which will be Zazie Todd, and we will also be joined by Jamie Pound.

    Zazie Todd Phd
    Zazie is an animal behaviour expert and the award-winning author of Wag: The Science of Making Your Dog Happy, Purr: The Science of Making Your Cat Happy, and Bark! The Science of Helping Your Anxious, Fearful, or Reactive Dog. She is the creator of Companion Animal Psychology blog and has a column at Psychology Today. She has a PhD in Psychology, an Advanced Certificate of Feline Behaviour (with Distinction) from International Cat Care, and is an honours graduate of the Academy for Dog Trainers. A Patron of the The Animal Behaviour and Training Council (ABTC). Originally from Leeds, she will be flying over from Maple Ridge Canada to be with us.

    Jamie Pound
    Jamie from UK Sniffer Dogs specialises in scent detection and reactivity. Scent detection has huge benefits for reactive dogs, helping them to focus, build confidence, and find calm through structured nose work. Jamie has seen first-hand how these techniques can transform dogs’ lives and strengthen the bond between dog and owner.

    You may have seen Jamie and Gemma featured on BBC’s Dragons’ Den, Crufts TV, and ITV’s You Bet, where Jamie and his sausage dog Lilly delighted audiences with their skills.

    Jamie is an The Animal Behaviour and Training Council (ABTC) Registered Animal Training Instructor. with the Professional Association of Canine Trainers (PACT).

    Emmanuel Oloyede
    Emmanuel graduated from the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) in 2024 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Veterinary Medicine, and now works as a small-animal veterinary surgeon in Norfolk.

    Alongside clinical practice, he is completing his Animal Training Instructor qualification with PACT, and also a Master’s Degree in Clinical Animal Behaviour at the University of Lincoln, through which he will become a Pre-Certified Clinical Animal Behaviourist. He also sits on The Board of Directors for the Fellowship of Animal Behaviour Clinicians (FABC).

    As a founding member and former President of Animal Aspirations, Emmanuel remains passionate about inspiring young people to pursue careers working with animals. In 2024, he was recognised as one of the London Vet Show 30 Under Thirty.

    Anne McBride
    Anne is an Animal Behaviour and Training Council recognised Clinical Animal Behaviourist and Chair of the Association of Pet Behaviour Councillors. She has been practising since 1987. She was Director of the first UK University based course in the field of animal behaviour which ran at Southampton University from 1994 – 2015, where she still teaches and researches in the field of human-animal interactions.

    BRAVEHOUND
    The Charity aims to help heal the invisible wounds of military veterans with our specially trained assistance dogs.

    They provide assistance dogs to veterans who have a clinical diagnosis of a mental health condition such as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, depression and anxiety.

    They are committed to the long term welfare of both the dog and the veteran they have been partnered with over the dog’s lifetime.

    Leading the presentation is the incredible Kirsten Dillon, Bravehound's Head of Training and Behaviour. With over 16 years of experience specifically working with veterans living with PTSD, Kirsten is a true authority in this field.

  • The venue is fully accessible, with lifts and level access. A PA system is used for all talks with a hearing loop available. Before the event we reach out to all attendees to ensure we can make any reasonable adjustments, such as allocated parking, sign-language interpretation or space for assistance dogs.

    If you have any specific requirements please contact office@pact-dogs.com.

  • Attendees who have the following documentation are entitled to one free carer ticket, the guest with the disability and any further members of their party will pay full price.

    Please show the relevant paperwork as well as suitable photo ID of the named recipient at the ticket office when you buy or collect your ticket/s. For proof of disability, please bring any ONE of the following forms of documentation:

    - Entitlement to Disability Living Allowance for children under 16 or DLA/Personal Independent Payments (PIP) for those aged 16-64, either in the form of a letter stating that the benefit has been awarded, or the actual Allowance book
    - Attendance Allowance or Carer's Allowance letter of award
    Incapacity Benefit books, or a letter notifying the recipient that the benefit has been awarded Incapacity Benefit or Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)
    - A valid Blue Badge
    - In the case of visual impairment, a registration card known as the BD8 or a Certificate of Visual Impairment (CVI)
    - A local authority registration document which is local to the attraction where it is being submitted
    - A recognised Assistance Dog ID Card
    -Credibility’s Access Card with +1 symbol
    - Disabled guests who have a specific need for a second helper/carer can request another free ticket, but will need to show that they have a need for a second carer by providing suitable proof, namely a letter from a school, GP or hospital consultant detailing why the second carer is required.

  • Ethics run all the way through PACT and Dogx is part of this.

    With Animal Welfare in mind, all refreshments and lunchtime food are plant based.

    Stallholders are also asked to only showcase activities that meet our Code of Conduct and high animal welfare standards.

    We actively take steps to reduce the environmental impact of this event and also offset carbon footprint for all attendees.

  • Click here for some suggestions for local accommodation

  • Dogx 2026 will be filmed and the recordings made available around a month after the event to all attendees and for purchase to the wider public.

    Dogx recordings currently cost £50 for the whole event, or £15 individually.

  • Discounts will only be available once tickets go on general sale (after Crufts 2026).

    £185 - Full Price
    £167 - Discount of 10% for members of other ABTC Practitioner organisations
    £139 - Discount of 25% for PACT Student & Members, Charity Staff & Retirees

    Email the office to request the discount code via: office@pact-dogs.com

  • You can login to the PACT TicketTailor platform at any time to check tickets for any PACT Event/Webinar.
    https://www.tickettailor.com/self-service/pactdogsltd

  • Whilst the University of Winchester now charge for parking, it will be free for conference attendees.

    There are limited parking spaces adjacent to the auditorium, these will to be prioritised based on need and must be booked in advance.

    Attendees are asked to park in the main university car park (SO22 4NP)

    A free shuttle service will transport attendees from the main University car park to the auditorium.

    When signing at the auditorium, drivers must register their car on the University tablet system to avoid a fixed penalty notice.

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The University of, Romsey Rd, Winchester SO22 5FT
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Group photo of diverse people gathered indoors at the DogX event, with some sitting or kneeling in the front row, and others standing behind, including two dogs and a large sign reading 'DogX' in the center.
Six people seated on chairs in a panel discussion or presentation, with a dog lying on the floor to the right, and a round table with water bottles and tissues in the center.
A woman with blonde hair holding a microphone, speaking at a presentation or event, standing by a white podium against a wooden-paneled wall.
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Woman holding a microphone and a bucket that appears to be bursting with gold tinsel or decorations during an event. There is a red banner with a dog image and the text 'tug-e-nuff DISCOVER THE POWER OF PLAY' in the background. The setting looks like
Audience members sitting in tiered seats at an event, holding up red and green paddles, with some cups and bottles on their tables.
A man in a white shirt and dark pants stands on a small green carpet, speaking into a microphone during a presentation or event in a room with wooden walls. There is a small table with bottled water, glasses, and a plaque nearby, with chairs in the b
A woman with a black and tan German Shepherd dog standing on a platform during a demonstration at a conference, with an audience watching.
A woman giving a presentation in a classroom or conference room with wooden walls, holding a remote control, standing near a desk with a laptop covered in stickers.
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A woman with glasses, wearing a pink sweatshirt, jeans, and a backpack, standing at a table talking to a man wearing a yellow t-shirt. The table is covered with a blue tablecloth promoting 'Discover the Power of Play' and displays colorful toys and i
Two women are talking at a booth selling colorful dog toys, with a third woman browsing nearby. The booth has a black tablecloth and various toys displayed, with posters in the background promoting a dog-related organization.
Table display at a pet-themed event with dog accessories, leashes, and products including a dog dummy, lick mats, and a PacoPouch for 13 pounds, with people browsing and examining items.
Four people posing together indoors, with a purple tablecloth-draped table and an old-fashioned telephone on it. One woman holds a vintage telephone receiver to her ear, while the others lean in, smiling and making lively gestures.
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A woman giving a presentation in a lecture hall, standing at a podium with a computer and a glass of water, in front of a large screen displaying a PowerPoint slide.
A woman with a red bandana and black sleeveless shirt shown on a colorful comic-style presentation slide. The slide has the title 'DogX 2024' and the name Melissa McCue-McGrath. The woman is holding a bicycle handlebar and appears to be speaking or e
A man standing in front of a wooden wall, gesturing with his hands during a presentation, with a screen above him displaying a logo and the words "Professional Association of Canine Trainers."
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A woman in a wheelchair with a service dog sitting on a green rug in a room with wooden walls. The woman is wearing glasses and a red shirt with a patterned jacket, and is holding a leash attached to the service dog, which is wearing a vest that read
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A woman with shoulder-length blonde hair and a green dress speaking into a microphone at a panel or event, with an audience and other panel members in the background, and bags of supplies on a table in front of her.
A man with tattoos and glasses receiving a small item from a person holding a microphone in a crowd-filled auditorium.
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A woman giving a presentation at a conference for the Professional Association of Canine Trainers, with an audience including children and individuals in wheelchairs, in a room with wooden walls and a large screen behind her.
A woman training a small brown dog, sitting on a green mat indoors, with a table of bananas and glasses nearby.
A woman with blonde hair and glasses is training a small curly-haired dog on a green mat indoors, with chairs, a small table with drinks and snacks, and a large screen in the background.
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Four women sitting on chairs in a panel discussion or meeting, with wooden walls behind them. The woman second from the right is speaking into a microphone.
Three women are engaged in conversation near a display table with colorful pet toys and products at an event or exhibition.
People's faces are seen through cut-out holes in a large cardboard standee shaped like two cartoon cats, promoting eco-friendly cat litter made from biodegradable and compostable materials.
A man standing on a small green rug, playing a double bass, with three empty chairs behind him and a large screen displaying the University of Winchester logo and a sponsorship logo above him.
Logo for Dogx 2023 event featuring stylized text and a silhouette of a dog with a bone, in black, white, and green colors.
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A woman with short gray hair, glasses, and hoop earrings giving a presentation at a conference. She is gesturing with her hands and is wearing a black vest and a red shirt. There are screens in the background and a table with a laptop and other equip
Two women standing indoors; one with long brown hair in a floral blouse, the other with shoulder-length dark hair in a blue dress, smiling, one holding a microphone.
A man with glasses, a beard, and tattoos, wearing a gray vest, white shirt, black pants, and brown shoes, is speaking into a microphone in a conference room. He has a name tag that says "Tom". Behind him are screens displaying photos and text.
A woman with short gray hair giving a presentation in front of a large screen in a wooden-paneled room, holding a microphone and a remote control.
A busy indoor event with many people walking, talking, and browsing booths. A woman on the right looks at a display of dog toys with a colorful sign.
A woman in a wheelchair participating in a dog demonstration with a black dog wearing a purple vest, in a room with an audience and a large screen displaying 'Demonstration Ellie & Daisy'.
Audience members seated in Tiered auditorium watching a presentation; some are wearing black t-shirts with the word 'Dog' on them, others are dressed casually, some with notebooks or water bottles.
A man playing a double bass at a conference, with a sign reading 'Dog X' and 'Professional Association of Canine' in the background.