Industry Context — Common BS Fingerprints in Pets, Veterinary & Animal Services
Dublin Dog Training
(http://dublindogtraining.com) 📸 Data Snapshot: May 19, 2026Analyze the raw signals below. How would a machine score this business’s credibility?
Here are the exact signals captured from up to six pages of the site — the same raw inputs the evaluation engine analyzed. They are grouped by signal type so you can weigh each the way the machine does.
🏗️ Semantic Structure — heading hierarchy & page identity (Info Density · Commodity Fingerprint)
HOMEPAGE Dublin Dog Training – Dog Training Classes in Dublin North (http://dublindogtraining.com)
Dublin Dog Training – Dog Training Classes in Dublin North
NAV_HEADER_HEADING_REPEATED_BODY Obedience – Dublin Dog Training (http://dublindogtraining.com/obedience/)
Obedience – Dublin Dog Training
NAV_HEADER_HEADING_REPEATED_BODY Agility – Dublin Dog Training (http://dublindogtraining.com/agility/)
Agility – Dublin Dog Training
HEADING_REPEATED_BODY News – Dublin Dog Training (http://dublindogtraining.com/news/)
News – Dublin Dog Training
HEADING_FOOTER Beginners Agility – Dublin Dog Training (http://dublindogtraining.com/beginners-agility/)
Beginners Agility – Dublin Dog Training
HEADING_FOOTER Beginner obedience classes – Dublin Dog Training (http://dublindogtraining.com/beginner-obedience-classes/)
Beginner obedience classes – Dublin Dog Training
📝 The Narrative — clean text per page (Info Density · Semantic Coherence)
HOMEPAGE (http://dublindogtraining.com) Dublin Dog Training – Dog Training Classes in Dublin North
[H2] Obedience Adult and Puppy Dog Training classes in Dublin. Pet Obedience, Beginners and Advanced.Read more » [H2] Agility An ideal sport to keep you and your dog fit, both mentally and physically.Read more » [H2] News Details of upcoming classes and course availability.Read more » [IMG: Dog Obedience and Agility Classes in North Dublin] If you are looking for dog training in Dublin then you have come to the right website John Ward, has been training puppy and adult dogs since 1982 in a relaxed fun way. Most people get a dog hoping it will one day become a companion the whole family can enjoy. Certainly when you envisioned going for long leisurely strolls together, you were not thinking in terms of being dragged down the street. You also did not plan on having to chase after some escape artist that will not come back when called, and you certainly were not looking for an out-of-control animal to jump all over your family or friends. A well-behaved dog is a happy dog. At Dublin Dog Training we teach obedience in a fun and supportive environment. We keep our classes small in order to ensure personalised attention. Our aim is to help you build a relationship with your dog, based on trust and respect. We provide all year round training at Estuary Kennels in Swords, Co. Dublin where we have indoor obedience training and outdoor agility training. We are very proud to have competed alongside some of the worlds best dogs and handlers. Anyone attending classes with us have instructors who have something that is rare in the dog training world and thats EXPERIENCE. Its what we stand by at Dublin Dog Training Certified by The Dog Trainers Association of Ireland www.dtail.ie Dog Training Dublin Facebook EMAIL US HERE
SUB-PAGE · THIN (http://dublindogtraining.com/obedience/) Obedience – Dublin Dog Training
[H4] [H2] Beginner's Obedience [H4] [H2] DUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND OUR CONTROL, WE WILL NO LONGER BE OFFERING OBEDIENCE TRAINING [H4]
SUB-PAGE (http://dublindogtraining.com/agility/) Agility – Dublin Dog Training
[IMG: OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA] John competed at the World Championship Agility Open in 2011 and 2012 representing the Republic of Ireland. All our instructors have experience in competing in both Championship and Open agility competitions and have a weight of experience under their belts but most of all our agility classes are fun! See John with his border collie Nell HERE BEGINNERS AGILITY CLASSES [H5] [H4] Due to high demand for agility training and a very long waiting list we are no longer accepting names until further notice. (Updated 23rd August 2024) [H5] [H5] [H6] Course runs for 5 weeks [H6] Fee: €140 (paid in advance at registration) [H6] Please note: We do not accept un-neutered males into agility classes.Dogs must be 1yr or older to do agility. [H3] Novice / Advanced agility Saturday 10.30pm – 12.30pm, 2.30pm – 4.30pm Sunday 10.30pm – 12.30pm, 2.30pm to 4.30pm Fee: €20 per class (2 hour session). Estuary KennelsSeatown RoadSwords, Co. Dublin Eircode: K36 WR13 Click here for Directions [IMG: agilityTraining2] BEGINNERS – Agility for funWho:For dogs and owners who have always wanted to give it a try. Agility training is suitable for all types of dog. Focus:This course introduces the dog to the agility equipment and eventually they become comfortable working on all the pieces. Note: A basic level of control of your dog is advised before undertaking agility training. If you would like to give it a try email: HERE Note: We are experiencing a huge number of enquiries for agility places so there may be a waiting time before you can start training. INTERMEDIATE/NOVICE- Agility for fun and competitionWho:For dogs and handlers who have been trained to use obstacles at beginner standard and wish to move on to a standard where they can then enter agility competitions. Focus:Intermediate/Novice agility will focus on dog handling, using the equipment to the best of their advantage and course walking (stewarding at competitions is an option) Note: It is important that dogs are fit before undertaking agility training.
SUB-PAGE (http://dublindogtraining.com/news/) News – Dublin Dog Training
[H2] Beginners Agility [H4] Due to high demand for agility training and a very long waiting list, we are no longer accepting names until further notice. (Updated 8th Feb 2026) Read more... [H2] Beginner obedience classes Dublin Dog Training will no longer be offering beginners obedience classes. Agility will continue as normal. Read more... [H2] Classes for 2023 now added We have published dates for upcoming obedience and agility classes . You can view these dates on our obedience and agility page. Read more... [H2] all beginner classes All beginner Obedience and Agility classes have ended for 2022. We will be restarting in April 2023 and dates should be available early April Read more... [H2] Autumn 2022 beginners agility We have added new dates for beginner agility classes. Visit our agility page for details Read more... [H2] OBEDIENCE CLASSES ENDED FOR 2022 We will not be running further beginners obedience classes for the remainder of 2022. Due to commitments John has and the reduction of daylight hours it will not be possible. Read more... [H2] OBEDIENCE CLASSES UPDATE We are not in a position at present to start our puppy obedience or adult obedience classes. We hope to get up and running during the month of June 2021. Will update when we know. Read more... [H2] Todays Agility 13/12/20 The Agility classes have been cancelled for the reminder of the the day due to heavy rain fall Read more... [H2] NEW FOR DECEMBER 2020 [H2] * [H2] PUPPY CLASSES [H4] Puppy classes for pups 16 to 24 weeks old will start Thursday the 3rd December, these classes will be held outdoors, the course is limited to 8 dogs , the classes will run for three weeks, times of classes 12-30 till 2 the cost is €80 [H2] To book email info@dublindogtraining.ie.or call John 0867301001 Read more... [H2] 21/09/2020 AGILITY CLASSES ARE OPERATING AS NORMAL , RESTRICTED TO 15 PEOPLE IN THE ARENA AT ANY ONE TIME. FOR THIS REASON WE NEED TO KNOW IF YOU ARE ATTENDING, THEREFORE YOU WILL HAVE TO LET US KNOW EITHER BY PHONE OR EMAIL IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BOOK AN AGILITY PLACE, PLEASE PHONE 0867301001 OR EMAIL: info@dublindogtraining.ie Read more... [H2] 20/09/2020 DUE TO THE LATEST GOVERNMENT RESTRICTIONS, WE ARE UNABLE TO PROCEED WITH OUR BEGINNERS OBEDIENCE CLASSES AS PLANNED. WE WILL PUBLISH DATES AS SOON AS IT IS SAFE TO DO SO. THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE Read more... [H2] Obedience training 2020 We hope to recommence indoor obedience classed in Autumn 2020. At present we are catching up on classes that were stopped suddenly at the end of march due to Covid 19. We will publish dates as soon as they are confirmed, hopefully at the end of August 2020 Read more... [H2] Uocoming obedience training classes Because of restrictions that were implemented at the end of March, we had to abandon our ongoing evening classes. We will be recommencing these classes after June 8th all going well. We envisage that the next batch of new obedience classes will be July/August but we have no confirmed date as yet. Thank you for your patience John and crew Read more... [H2] New dates for obedience March 2020 We have new dates up for our March 2020 obedience training HERE Read more... [H2] Our September 2019 dates Beginners obedience starting September 2019 is now on our website www.dublindogtraining.ie/obedience Read more... [H2] JULY CLASSES The Wednesday night class is now booked out but you can still add your name to cancellation list Read more... [H2] July classes for Beginners Obedience Dates for obedience classes for July 2019 are now up on our Obedience page Read more... [H2] Beginners obedience classes May 2019 The dates for the May beginners obedience is now on our website http://dublindogtraining.com/obedience/ Read more... [H2] Obedience classes for February Wednesday 9th January 2019 We will be publishing dates for our beginners obedience classes taking place in February Read more... [H2] Winter training times for agility Winter training times will come into effect from Saturday Nov 4th 2018. Please see agility page HERE. Read more... [H2] UPCOMING CLASSES Good Citizen scheme Monday 3rd Sept Beginners pet obedience Tuesday 11th Sept BOOKED OUT Beginners pet obedience Wednesday 12th Sept Read more... [H2] Still spaces available for pet obedience classes in June 2018 Places are filling up fast. Still a few places left for both Tuesday and Wednesday night training Read more... [H2] May 2018 training dates A new beginners obedience training course will start on Tuesday 22nd May and Wednesday 23rd May 2018 Read more... [H2] New beginners training date New beginners obedience training classes will be held in May 2018, these dates will be published end of April Read more... [H2] Beginners obedience training dates New dates are now up on our site CLICK HERE Read more... [H2] No training June bank holiday weekend There will be no training this coming Sat 3rd June or Sun 4th June. Training resumes the following weekend as normal Read more... [H2] New class dates added We have added two new dates for beginner obedience classes. Please contact us to be sure our dog is suitable for a group class, some dogs dont do well in a group situation and may need one to one training. John 0867301001 or email info@dublindogtraining.ie Read more... [H2] Our march beginners obedience classes are booked out however, we do hold a cancellation list Read more... [H2] Thursday night agility classes have finished Tonight saw the last night for Thursday agailty training, roll on next April when we will be doing night agility again Read more... [H2] Beginners Agility now on Thursdays Beginners agility 6pm to 9pm Thursdays during summer months. €20 pay as you go, no need to book, just turn up Read more... [H2] all part of a day judging John giving every dog the time and patience they need [IMG: john and dog2] [IMG: john and dogs] Read more... [H2] Come and meet us at Flavours Come and meet us at the Flavours of Fingal show on 25th and 26th June 2016 at Newbridge House. Fantastic day, lots to do and see. We will be there on both days doing the dog agility displays https://www.facebook.com/flavoursoffingal/ [IMG: flavours logo] Read more... [H2] "Dolly Burd" This is Dolly Burd the little staffie girl owned and handled by Sheila Smyth, what a great action photo [IMG: dolly] Read more... [H2] Save the date Flavours of Fingal is on 25th and 26th June. We are all looking forward to it, always a great day Read more... [H2] Summer agility We now have agility classes running on Thursday and Friday nights. For more information call John 086 730 1001 or email: info@dublindogtraining.ie Read more... [H2] Flavours of Fingal Many thanks to all who atended the two day event in Newbridge House. Agility is a fun sport. Beginners Agility classes are on every Saturday and Sunday. Read more... [H2] Latest beginners obedience classes Due to a glitch in our website we were unable to display the available classes for beginners obedience. Availability is as below To book a class or make enquiries please phone John 0867301001 or email: info@dublindogtraining.ie Tues 31th March 2015 – 7.30pm to 9.00pm (5 weeks) 1 place available Thurs 2nd April 2015 – 7.30pm to 9.00pm (5 weeks) BOOKED OUT Wed 22nd April 2015 – 7.30pm to 9.00pm (5 weeks) 4 places available Tues 5th May 2015 – 7.30pmto 9.00pm (5 weeks) 8 places available Read more... [H2] Beginners obedience class We have one place left for our class starting Thursday 2nd April Read more... [H2] Pet obedience 2015 Our dates for training are now up on our Obedience page, booking up fast Read more... [H2] No Agility Training this weekend There will be no agility training this coming weekend on Saturday 11th Oct or Sunday 12th Oct 2014 Read more... [H2] December 2014 training schedule [H4] During the month of December you can pre book in a one to one training session with John. [H4] Cost €40. [H4] Duration: 1 hour [H3] Phone 0867301001 or email: info@dublindogtraining.ie Read more... [H2] New Training Dates New training dates have been added to our Obedience page Read more... [H2] International Agility Festival 2014 Best of luck to all our agility handlers and dogs heading off to Rockingham tomorrow, most of all, have fun and safe journey to all Read more... [H2] Flavours of Fingal A great weekend planned. We are doing a continous display on both Saturday and Sunday at the Flavours of fingal County Show . Come along and see us 28th & 29th june 2014. [IMG: flavours-fingal] Read more... [H2] Good luck to the Dublin Dog Training dogs – May 3, 2014 @ 22:14 Some of our dogs going off to the Netherlands on Monday to represent Ireland in the IFCS world agility competition [IMG: ddt ifcs] Read more... [H2] Mick Byrne & Molly Congratulations to Mick Byrne and Molly on coming third in the Winter League and winning the overall ABC Agility award [IMG: m&m] Read more... [H2] 4 WEEK INTENSIVE AGILITY TRAINING COURSE (BOOKED OUT) FOUR WEEK INTENSIVE TRAINING COURSE: (suitable for dogs currently competing in agility, all grades) FIX THOSE AGILITY PROBLEMS DUBLIN DOG TRAINING presents a 4 week course starting on Tuesday the 27th of May from 7-9pm Week 1 Video Analysis: All participants will be recorded in the following areas: Weaves Start lines Contacts. Video analysis feedback will be given in week 2 after each video clip has been reviewed by the trainer. Starting on Weaves the focus will be weave entry, left and right weaves and increasing speed. Week 2: Video feedback for each participant: Start lines Running starts, when to do them. Improving start lines, What works best for you and your dog. Week 3 Contacts Contacts Contacts The session will focus on the A frame as an individual exercise Followed by the dog walk Group discussion will form part of the feedback process. Week 4 Putting it into practice! Each participant will complete a course that shows how they have improved since week 1. Prizes for the best weave entry, start line and contacts. Prize for the most improved overall participant. The course costs €100 for 4 weeks (payable in full at week 1) Maximum of 8 participants First come first served basis Contact John to reserve your place on 0867301001 Read more... [H2] Training Schedule for Easter weekend Saturday 19th April Training as normal: Beginners 10am to 12pm : 1.30pm to 3.30pm Sunday 20th April No training Monday 21st April No trainin Read more... [H2] No training Sunday 16th March We will all be at the show in Athy so there will be no agility trainig this coming Sunday 16th march Read more... [H2] Our new equipment has arrived [IMG: new2] Read more... [H2] Dublin Dog Training facebook page Visit our facebook page https://www.facebook.com/pages/Dublin-Dog-Training/112078718830992?ref=hl Read more... [H2] New Year Beginners Obedience Courses We have added out New Year dates for beginners obedience. There are still 2 places available for Tuesday 14th January and 1 place available for Wednesday 22nd January, see our obedience page for more details Read more... [H2] IMPORTANT: anyone travelling to the winter league IMPORTANT: Anyone travelling to the winter league tomorrow Hi All ,On the basis of all the weather forecasts for Northern Ireland which I have studied over this past couple of hours I have no other option but to postpone tomorrow’s competition. Sorry !Please circulate this information as quickly as possible so that no one travels unnecessarily.Have a great Christmas one and all.Ronnie Read more... [H2] Fingal Dog Club funday On Saturday 7th December Fingal will be hosting a fun agility day, all funds will go towards sending the Irish Agility Team to Italy in May 2014 Read more... [H2] New Good Citizen classes January 2014 Anyone interested in enroling in a Good Citizen Award class starting January 2014 please contact John 0867301001 or email: info@dublindogtraining.ie. This class is open to dogs who have completed a beginner obedience course. The Good Citizen Award is an award from the Irish Kennel Club for more details http://ikc.ie/dog-ownership/training/good-citizen-dog-scheme Read more... [H2] Another successful day for the DDT competitiors Another very successful competition for the DDT gang. Meg and Winnie won up to grade 3. Louise and Flo won up to Grade 2. Loads of other rosettes and clear rounds. Congrats everyone Read more... [H2] Results from Minority breed show today 3rd November 2013 [H5] MINORITY BREEDS SHOW 3rd November 2013 1-7 MEDIUM AGILITY 4th Sarah & Jess 1-7 SMALL AGILITY 1st Aine & Little Dude 2nd Lea & Gus 3rd Rachel and Billy 4th Siobhan & Fly 4-7 LARGE AGILITY 4th Mick & Molly 4-7 MEDIUM AGILITY 2nd Ray & Jessie 4-7 SMALL AGILITY 2nd Aine & Little Dude 3rd Lea & Gus 1-3 LARGE AGILITY 1st Meg & Winnie 2nd Linda & Bella 5th Carol & Harvey 1-3 MEDIUM AGILITY 1st Louise & Flo 4th Kate & Pebbles 1-3 SMALL AGILITY 3rd Siobhan & Dimples 4th Aoife & Chiz 1-3 LARGE JUMPING 1-3 MEDIUM JUMPING 3rd Deirdre & Solus 5th Aoife & Oscar 1-3 SMALL JUMPING 2nd Kaspars & Abbey 4-7 MEDIUM JUMPING 1st Sharon & Riggs 2nd Sheila & Sally 3rd Ray & Jessie 4th Sarah & Jess 4-7 SMALL JUMPIng 1st Aoife & Jazz 3rd Rachel & Louis 4th Rachel & Billy Read more... [H2] Upcoming Junior Agility Championships The Working Canine Association of Ireland are holding their 2nd Fun Agility Training Day of Autumn/Winter 2013 on Sunday 20th of October at Athy, Co. Kildare. This is a great opportunity to train your dog in a competition setting. All are welcome. Read more... [H2] Upcoming Junior Agility Championships OJAC training commenced last Sunday. All Juniors who expressed interest were welcomed. A lot of dedicated training will take place leading up to the competition in the UK next March. For any information on OJAC please see https://www.facebook.com/OjacTeamIreland?fref=ts Read more... [H2] Collection for the homeless We are collecting winter woollies for the homeless if anyone wants to donate anything we will be putting a box in the agility bus and a box in the barn. Read more... [H2] WCAI 2nd Agility Fun Day Autumn/Winter 2013 The Working Canine Association of Ireland are holding their 2nd Fun Agility Training Day of Autumn/Winter 2013 on Sunday 20th of October at Athy, Co. Kildare. This is a great opportunity to train your dog in a competition setting. All are welcome. Read more...
SUB-PAGE · THIN (http://dublindogtraining.com/beginners-agility/) Beginners Agility – Dublin Dog Training
[H4] Due to high demand for agility training and a very long waiting list, we are no longer accepting names until further notice. (Updated 8th Feb 2026)
SUB-PAGE · THIN (http://dublindogtraining.com/beginner-obedience-classes/) Beginner obedience classes – Dublin Dog Training
Dublin Dog Training will no longer be offering beginners obedience classes. Agility will continue as normal.
🛡️ Trust Signals — reviews, proof links, trust-theatre flag (Trust & Proof)
| Page | Reviews | Proof links |
|---|---|---|
| / (home) | 2 | 3 |
| /obedience/ | 2 | 2 |
| /agility/ | 2 | 2 |
| /news/ | 4 | 5 |
| /beginners-agility/ | 2 | 2 |
| /beginner-obedience-classes/ | 2 | 2 |
🔗 Identity & Technical Layer — schema JSON-LD: identity chains, entity gaps (Identity & Authority)
Your Diagnosis
Before revealing the machine’s verdict, predict the BS score for each signal. Higher = more BS (more fluff, less verifiable substance). Drag each slider, then submit to compare your judgment against the engine.
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These are the structural rules a local, deterministic auditor applies — the same lens you can use to judge each signal. They describe what to look for, not this company’s result.
Classify each sentence as substantive or hollow. Grounding markers — numbers, currencies, dates, technical units, named entities — outweigh marketing adjectives. When fluff sits right next to hard evidence, the fluff is forgiven.
Pull the main entities out of the H1, then check whether they actually recur through the body. A page that announces one thing and then talks about another drifts. Headings with no real sentences underneath read as pseudo-substance.
Count trust words (review, testimonial, rating, verified) against real outbound proof links (Google, Trustpilot, Clutch, G2, Yelp). Lots of trust language with zero verification links is trust theatre. Unlinked logo galleries count against it.
Look at how much sentence length varies. Natural writing varies its rhythm; templated or mass-produced copy is statistically uniform. Very low variation reads as commodity content — unless unique named entities break the pattern.
Inspect the JSON-LD. Is there an Organization or Person schema, and does it carry sameAs links to real external profiles (LinkedIn, socials)? Missing schema or no identity declaration signals an anonymous entity.
Want to apply this lens yourself? The free BS Indicator Chrome extension runs these heuristic checks live on any page. Bear in mind it is a single-page, deterministic tool — it relies only on pattern rules for the page in front of it and does not perform the cross-page semantic correlation this audit uses, so its readout is a starting lens, not the full verdict.
Based on 439 businesses audited.
Pets, Veterinary & Animal Services BS: Dublin Dog Training (dublindogtraining.com)
This is a high-substance, low-polish site that contains almost zero marketing ‘BS’ but suffers from severe operational neglect. The high scores in semantic coherence reflect a site that has functionally ceased half its services without updating its primary sales funnel.
1. Update the Homepage text to immediately remove references to ‘Obedience Training’ to align with the sub-page cessation. 2. Implement LocalBusiness and Person JSON-LD schema to bridge the technical authority gap. 3. Consolidate the news section to archive posts older than 36 months, as the current timeline shows 13 years of stale data. 4. Replace the ‘all year round’ claim with current availability status for agility to prevent lead frustration.
The site fits the Pets, Veterinary & Animal Services industry perfectly. The content focuses exclusively on canine behavior, agility competition, and pet obedience training as identified in the industry dictionary.
“The score of 37 is driven by a combination of high Semantic Coherence drift (12/20) and technical Identity gaps (10/15). These are offset by excellent Information Density (4/30) and a unique Commodity Fingerprint (4/15) that eschews industry cliches for technical specifics.”
This training module utilizes a snapshot of public data from Dublin Dog Training, captured on May 19, 2026, to demonstrate how machine logic evaluates different types of business narratives.
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To all users: You are encouraged to visit the live site at http://dublindogtraining.com to view the most current version of its content and learn from the source what this company is about and what it offers.