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Methods Used:
Positive Reinforcement & Clicker Training
Commands covered:
- Review of all commands covered in Basic I Obedience
- Settle Down (Calming your dog when he is excited)
- Go to bed (or your dog's own spot)
- Drop on Command during the Recall
- Heeling with Turns and Finishes
- Sit-Stay... at much further distances and with added distractions
- Down-Stay... at much further distances and with added distractions
- Come...at much further distances and with added distractions
Tricks Covered:
- Crawl
- Shake or Wave
- Bow
- Fetch/ Touch Bowl
Solutions for Problem Behaviors:
- Border Training (keeping your dog within a certain location)
- Stealing and Running away
- Dog's Refusal to Come
Canine Good Citizen Testing
What is a canine good citizen and how can my dog become one?
Other Topics of Interest:
- Useful information regarding Pet First Aid
- Pet Massage Demonstration provided
- More socialization for your dog
- How to use clicker training to teach your dog anything you want.
Get your registration forms here!
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Articles/Stories
From a Dog's Point of View
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“Training does not limit a dog, training frees a dog. My dog is
not limited because s/he does what I tell her. She is free: free to
ride with me, free to meet people, free to run off lead in the park,
free to play with other dogs. The untrained dog is free to sit in
the backyard all by itself”
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-Sue Ailsby
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“In dog training, jerk is a noun, not a verb.”
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-Dr. Dennis Fetko
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“Ever consider what they must think of us? I mean, here we
come back from a grocery store with the most amazing haul-
chicken, pork, half cow. They must think we're the greatest
hunters on earth!”
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-Anne Tyler
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“I know that dogs are pack animals, but it's difficult to
imagine a pack of standard poodles . . . and if there was such
a thing as a pack of standard poodles, where would they rove
to? Bloomingdale's?”
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-Yvonne Clifford
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