Sentences with phrase «obedience class so»

If you are unsure about how to train your dog, take an obedience class so you can learn together.

As your dog enters his / her teenage years, it will be time to join a more advanced obedience class so he / she can learn self - control and manners as well as basic commands.

I have taken him to several different obedience classes so Leo knows the basic commands but he forgets everything once he reaches the state of high excitement.

If your dog is banished to the yard because he tears up the house or behaves badly, please take him to obedience classes so he can live inside.

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However, they can be rather stubborn and aggressive if not properly socialised, so obedience classes are strongly recommended.

They are well known for their ability to resist training, so make sure to take him to obedience classes and socialize him from a young age.

Marion has also taught numerous public classes in obedience training for both pet owners, and competitive exhibitors, for over 40 years, and continues to do so today.

I am very social, so I'd love to go to obedience class and spend time learning new things and being with other dogs.

Takeshi is also taking obedience classes and so far so good.

If so then you will need to be aware that these issues can not be addressed in a traditional obedience class and they need to be addressed prior to regular obedience classes.

I didn't think I needed to take my puppy to puppy obedience classes, but I am so glad i did.

If so then you can not responsibly take your dog to a group obedience class.

It will teach the owner and the dog skills that will allow the dog to be walked in public places and around other dogs without reacting and to prepare the dog and owner to participate in a regular obedience class, if the owner so chooses.

Taking your dog to a local obedience class will not only teach your dogmanners, but it will also help socialize your dog so it reacts well when it meets strange dogs and people.

The Portuguese Pointer puppy should begin puppy obedience classes as soon as the Veterinarian clears him to do so.

So does your dog «need an obedience class?»

If so, your first step should be to teach your dog basic obedience commands, or enroll in an obedience class.

I sometimes hear from clients and trainers, «Manners and obedience are the same for a service dog as for a pet dog, so the dog can take a class with any trainer.»

Thank you for your response, I have started Coco on obedience classes and i started taking her to day camp for a few hours so she can interact with other dogs, hoping this helps.

At Sally Said So we focus on more then your typical obedience, group classes, our simple commands.

There are so many different dog obedience group classes available out there... what would make people want to sign up with me?

I have had some basic obedience training but would love to take those classes again with my new family so we can spend quality time together.

So, other trainers would say that a dog has completed their Puppy, Basic, Intermediate and Advanced obedience classes simply because the dog has attended ¦ regardless of whether the dog will obey.

It's essential to begin formal obedience classes as soon as your pup comes home, so that you reinforce everything we've taught the puppy.

And do consider enrolling in an obedience class with your Dogo Canario puppy, the earlier you start the better for both of you, so you can enjoy a calm, confident, and obedient dog.

Puppy training or obedience courses cost $ 150 or so for an initial series of classes.

The class would offer several resolutions: quality time with her on a one - on - one situation not only in class but also in training time at home; embedding some obedience behaviors where you become a leader of your relationship with her; getting control over her behaviors so that you can quickly stop unwanted encounters with the Cocker at home.

The dogs with a stronger bond where looking for their owner, the dogs with a weaker bond carried out their lives exploring their environment without worrying much about the owner's whereabouts... so i think obedience classes in your case can bring out the best in your dog, I hope this helps, best wishes!

Some owners may also want to consider joining an obedience class in their area so that they have a trainer without paying the high cost of private sessions.

Despite the fact that he was just a wee pup (16 weeks or so at the time), we took his advice and enrolled Hank in Jennifer's six week, basic obedience class and saw a change almost immediately.

So far, he loves the taste, and is keeping his energy up in our agility / obedience rally classes.

She already had a solid foundation in positive reinforcement training after completing obedience classes with her dog at the local pet store, so when her husband suggested she become a dog trainer, «the light bulb went off,» she says.

Obedience drills are left behind in this class as the pups learn to follow their noses and get rewarded for doing so.

... Obedience drills are left behind in this class, your dogs will learn to follow their noses and get rewarded for doing so.

Can't we just go ahead and put Buddy in obedience class, so he can start learning the important stuff?

Most are highly intelligent with quick minds that make them easily trained, especially in obedience class, and ever so much the clown or entertainer.

Following obedience classes if you are so inclined you can even research specialty classes to turn your dog into a therapy dog, a dock dog, a hunting dog, a search and rescue dog, a tracking dog, an agility dog and much more!

I remember one customer, while we were halfway into the obedience training classes, saying «Well, I really didn't want my dog to obey; I just wanted to give him an activity to do, so I signed up for lessons.»

However, if you speak to obedience instructors, most will admit that they have taken their dogs to some classes — even if it is their own — so that their dogs learn to work amid distraction, get socialization, and improve their own skills.

So, once you have completed Basic Obedience I, I would recommend enrolling your dog in continuing dog training classes for further control.

Most puppy classes also teach some obedience training, so your puppy will learn to be better behaved overall.

Enroll in an obedience class or program from beginning to an advanced level so as to create a feeling of consistency and confidence in your dog.

Finn is working on his obedience skills so that he can hopefully become a therapy dog some day, and also assist with demos for classes and workshops at Our Gang.