Sentences with phrase «includes walking on a leash»

Out for a Walk An important part of the puppy experience eventually includes walks on the leash.

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We've dealt with some tough cases, including animals who are shy or fearful, show aggression, or have trouble walking on a leash.

These may include hyperactivity (jumping, racing, counter surfing), excessive behaviors (barking, digging, chewing), anxiety, trouble housebreaking, separation anxiety, difficulty walking on a leash, and lack of basic obedience.

Behaviours Included - come when called (even in the face of distractions), down (even at a distance), leave it / take it (leave the food I just dropped), name (pay attention), polite walking (loose leash), settle (on a mat), sit (inc. stay / don't jump up), wait (don't go rush out the door).

Foster parents are responsible for the care of the greyhound including: house - training, teaching appropriate indoor and outdoor behavior, walking on a leash, proper interaction with other pets and family members.

Class Goals: Dog walks on a loose leash for 25 feet including moving through 90 degree and 180 degree turns and moving backward a few steps in at least 5 locations.

This should include: walking politely on a leash, knowing basic sit / stay commands, being polite at thresholds, waiting calmly for food and being polite around humans and their space.

Lessons include: pay attention, sit, stay, walk on leash without pulling, lie down, wait, come (all on leash), and more — though classes are NOT just about «commands.»

Topics that readers will learn about include what to do if your new puppy won't walk on the leash to how to reward your dog with the ultimate dog training reward.

This course includes 6 Lessons and covers understanding the use of Classical and Operant Conditioning, advanced on and off leash skills including come recalls from a greater distance, Down - Stays for a longer duration, Loose Leash Walking by your side in busier environments, Service Dog Task Training, Clicker Training, Crate Training, Tricks, Agility Sports, Go to Bed, Sit - Stay from a greater disleash skills including come recalls from a greater distance, Down - Stays for a longer duration, Loose Leash Walking by your side in busier environments, Service Dog Task Training, Clicker Training, Crate Training, Tricks, Agility Sports, Go to Bed, Sit - Stay from a greater disLeash Walking by your side in busier environments, Service Dog Task Training, Clicker Training, Crate Training, Tricks, Agility Sports, Go to Bed, Sit - Stay from a greater distance

Topics include identifying and understanding body language; canine, feline and avian behavior; basic nutrition and hygiene; creating mental and physical stimulation; building relationships with your clients» pets; personal and home owner safety; creating and maintaining schedules; walking a dog calmly on - leash; building clientele; and much more.

Focusing on a variety of behaviors including, but not limited to, loose - leash walking, crate training, and reliable recall

Exercises include distance sits in play (for the home, yard, dog parks and off - leash walks), settle down, rock - solid stays, and both off - leash and on - leash walking and heeling.

Basic Manners Class teaches Canine Life and Social Skills including calmly greeting strangers, sit, lie down, come, stay, and walk nicely on a loose leash.

Some options for training include basic manners, becoming a pack leader, walking on a leash, or working on a specific behavior issue.

As a safe environment can include walking your cat on a harness and leash, having an outdoor enclosure where your cat can roam freely, and having a fenced - in or invisible fence around your property.

Behaviors taught include: walking nicely on - leash, calm household manners, greeting guests politely, coming when called, house training, overall focus and attention.

They were more likely to expose the puppy to more stimuli, including large trucks, sirens, children, people coming to the door (but there was no difference for walking on leash or going to the dog park)

Skills that will be trained and developed include greeting people appropriately, name recognition, recalls, sit / down, stay, stand, leave - it, and walking on a loose leash.

Skills that will be trained and developed include name recognition, recalls, sit / down, stay, stand, leave - it, and walking on a loose leash.

Include everything YOU would want to know if you were adopting a dog, such as age, weight, does he / she do well with children, dogs, cats, housebroken, crate trained, walk on a leash, etc..

Dog can perform basic obedience skills including sit, come, down, stay, walk on a loose leash, walk by food on the ground without taking it, work calmly in the presence of other dogs, and easily engage with a stranger

Lessons include sit, lie down, stay, recall & walk on a leash (for as far as their little legs will carry them).

There are a number of excellent books available which explain issues of cat behavior, health and training, including teaching your cat to walk on a leash.

We also have a renowned reputation specializing in obedience training, which includes heeling and walking properly on a leash, sit / stay, down / stay, place, recall training (come to owner), and crate training.

IF your dog is well - trained, some ideas to curb dog aggression when walking on a leash include:

Cues to be taught include: sit, down, come, walk nicely on leash, wait politely, drop it and leave it.

Commands include sit, stay, down, come, walk nicely on leash, and wait at the curb.

Aside from regular day - to - day care like feeding, grooming and exercise, the responsibilities of a foster home may include basic training (like housetraining, walking on leash, sit, down, etc.), behavior modification (to correct problems such as marking, jumping, mouthing, barking, destructive chewing, dashing through doors, etc.), socialization and temperament evaluation (to determine whether the dog is a good fit with different types of people and other animals), medical care (dispensing medication, taking the dog to vet appointments) and of course plenty of playtime and snuggling.

These skills include: accepting a friendly stranger, sitting politely for petting and grooming, walking on a loose leash, walking through a crowd, sit and down on cue, staying in place, come when called, reaction to another dog, reaction to distraction, and supervised separation.

Topics to be covered in Puppy Class include: housetraining; nipping and chewing; jumping up on people for greeting and petting; sit and wait to go out the door or eat dinner; paying attention no matter what is going; loose - leash walking, and more.

Must display obedience and pass a temperament test that includes: walking on a leash without pulling, willing to be touched by strangers, able to stay calm when sudden noises and motion occur (for example, experiencing loud voices as well as patients or equipment going past in wheelchairs, walkers, and canes.)

You can easily teach your cat to learn a few tricks, including fetch, coming when she is called, and walking on a leash.

This includes petting, body handling, the appearance of the neighbor's dog, your grandchildren, the furnace turning on, riding in the car, going to the vet, being brushed, picked up, having a leash clipped on, walking out the door, hearing a loud noise, etc..

These herding dogs require regular exercise on a daily basis including long walks and the ability to run off leash.

We offer customized tutoring that may, depending on your needs, include basic manners skills such as loose - leash walking, polite greetings, coming when called, sit, down, wait, stay, leave - it and drop - it.

He walks very well on a leash, knows several commands including sit, stay, down, and nighty - night.

The skills and concepts introduced in this class include, but are not limited to, general house manners, impulse control, walking on a loose leash, coming when called and waiting at entrances and exits (doors and gates).

Often considered the forerunner of other AKC activities, the CGC test includes 10 skills, some of which include sitting politely for petting, walking on a loose leash, walking through a crowd, coming when called and reaction to an approaching dog.

Walks are off grounds and include some training such as sitting when stopping, no pulling on leash and treated recalls.

The ten step test covers the basic exercises needed to make your dog a welcome canine companion including sit, down, stay, walking nicely on leash, appropriately greeting humans, polite behavior around another dog, etc..

Loose Leash Walking Nearly any basic manners class you enroll in (including ours) will focus a significant part of the curriculum on teaching your dog not to pull on leash: teaching the dog to keep the leash sLeash Walking Nearly any basic manners class you enroll in (including ours) will focus a significant part of the curriculum on teaching your dog not to pull on leash: teaching the dog to keep the leash sleash: teaching the dog to keep the leash sleash slack.

That includes house training, good manners in the home, how to greet people without knocking them down, how to walk on a leash without yanking your arm off, as well as basic obedience skills.

(6 months and older) This class is a 6 - week class that includes: We will focus on getting attention, self - control, leash walking, recall and other basic manners.

Exercises include distance sits in play (for the home, yard, dog parks and off - leash walks), settle down, behavior issues, and both off - leash and on - leash walking and leave it from moving things.

Puppy Level 1 For puppies 2 - 4 months old This 6 - week introductory group class focuses on socialization and is designed to teach your puppy basics including «sit», loose leash walking and to come when called.

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 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... Read more →

It also includes the ability to walk on a loose leash without pulling, stay calm in a confined environment and not bite people.

One study found that dogs taught with negative reinforcement (including tugging on the leash until the dog walks to heel) look less at their owner.