Sentences with phrase «include obedience commands»

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They have stressed obedience to the Lord's command «Go, and teach all nations» but have been shy of stating the conviction of Scripture and Tradition, up to and including Vatican II, that unless they hear the Gospel and enter the Church, many will remain slaves of the devil, the flesh and the world, and may never attain the eternal life Christ won for them upon the Cross.

The rule discouraged extreme asceticism, but enjoined a poverty which forbade personal possessions, commanded chastity and obedience, and included labor (for idleness was held to be an «enemy of the soul»), communal worship, private meditation, and the reading aloud of religious books at meals.

Note, strictly speaking, top dog training and dog obedience include dogs following a voice or hand command by the owner within a given time.

Some of the challenges we worked on together included housebreaking, mouthing issues, obedience commands, separation anxiety and his interactions with our other dogs.

If you need help with teaching your puppy various obedience commands, including Stay, or just trying to understand canine behavior, I highly recommend this behavior and obedience training guide.

During the Practical Pet Protocol group dog training class, we'll cover: How to teach your dog all basic obedience commands, including sit, stay, down, heel, come, and place.

Through Cribs and Canines, your dog will learn the basics (and more) of obedience, focus, and recall; your dog will be able to demonstrate calm behavior that does not include bad habits, such as jumping, nipping, not listening to commands, any form of aggression (territorial, food, fear, over / toward the baby, etc).

This kind of obedience training which includes basic commands for showing in a ring is a special kind of training that not every dog owner necessarily does.

Training within these boundaries include learning basic etiquette, public obedience to following detailed, complex commands.

AKC - sponsored obedience trials include agility, tracking, running a timed obstacle course and following complicated commands, among other events.

I know I'll incorporate several in my routine, including working on obedience commands.

This is our 8 private lesson course which includes the 4 basic obedience lessons (5 commands outside / off leash) followed by 4 lessons specifically tailored to you and your dog passing the Therapy Dog Certification.

8 Private Lessons including the Basic Obedience curriculum plus Advanced Commands and / or Distraction Training.

Dogs learn reliable response to basic obedience commands including sit, down, stay, leave it, go to mat, polite leash etiquette as well as several other skills that build handler attention.

We specialize in obedience training, which includes heeling on the walk, sit, down, place command, recall or come to owner.

You and your dog will learn all of the basic obedience commands, including: sit, down, heel, stay, come, and place.

ADVANCED Obedience would include, but not be limited to, commanding the dog to retrieve (not just for fun) any object you ask them to retrieve, sending the dog to run 100 yards away from you to a distant point, stand out of motion, jump a barrier or wall on command, and directional commands at a distance.

How to teach their dog basic obedience commands, including sit, down, stay, heel, place, and to come when called, despite any distractions.

They will learn everything from perfecting the most basic commands and obedience training with their dogs to participating in numerous activities, including various sports and agility courses together.

In my opinion, ADVANCED obedience would include those remaining exercises that you'd use in high level competition, as well as specialized commands used for dogs that do real work, such as guide dog work, hunting and police / protection.

Basic obedience includes every day commands such as «watch, «sit, «down» and «stay,» while behavior modification techniques are effective in curbing undesirable behaviors such as jumping and pulling on the leash.

The new Intermediate Obedience Class will not only build on what was taught in Basic obedience including the following commands: Sit, Down, Stay, Recall, Leave It, Focus and Loose Leash Walking (LLW), but it will also focus on real world distractions and heavily proofing learned commands in order to continue to build a relationship built on trust andObedience Class will not only build on what was taught in Basic obedience including the following commands: Sit, Down, Stay, Recall, Leave It, Focus and Loose Leash Walking (LLW), but it will also focus on real world distractions and heavily proofing learned commands in order to continue to build a relationship built on trust andobedience including the following commands: Sit, Down, Stay, Recall, Leave It, Focus and Loose Leash Walking (LLW), but it will also focus on real world distractions and heavily proofing learned commands in order to continue to build a relationship built on trust and respect.

The new Intermediate Obedience Class will not only build on what was taught in Basic obedience including the following commands: Sit, Down, Stay, Recall, Leave It, Focus and Loose Leash Walking (LLW), but it will also focus on real world distractions and heavily proofing... ReObedience Class will not only build on what was taught in Basic obedience including the following commands: Sit, Down, Stay, Recall, Leave It, Focus and Loose Leash Walking (LLW), but it will also focus on real world distractions and heavily proofing... Reobedience including the following commands: Sit, Down, Stay, Recall, Leave It, Focus and Loose Leash Walking (LLW), but it will also focus on real world distractions and heavily proofing... Read more →

Between four and six months of age, most puppies have the mental capacity to begin learning basic obedience commands, including «sit», «down» and «stay».

Puppy GoodStart includes housebreaking, crate training, obedience commands, socialization and much more.

The goal of these classes is not solely learning basic foundational obedience commands (even though they are incorporated into the curriculum), but socialization (including play), problem prevention and early solutions.The number one reason dogs are surrendered to shelters is lack of PROPER early socialization and the later development of behavioral problems.

Basic obedience can either include a «Heel» command, loose - leash training or both, depending on the goal of the class.

The CGC is a certification program that rewards dogs with good manners and includes tests on basic obedience commands like «sit» and «down.»