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class
dates
~Good Dawg School~
Saturday,12-1 pm
August 7
Sept. 25
~CGC Prep Academy~
Sunday, 10-11 am
Sept. 12
CGC Test
(open to public)
Sun. Oct. 24
9 am-12 pm

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I will help
you teach your dog basic dog obedience and house manners in small classes,
limited to 8 dogs/owners. Classes are 6 weeks, first week orientation
is without the dog. You will receive homework each week, recapping what
was learned in class and what you can practice in short daily sessions
with your dog.
New Dawg
101 -You've got a new
rescue dog, or a new puppy - now what? This program of two easy sessions
will get you started on the right paw.
The first session is for
pet parents only:
Housetraining
Crate Training
Care & Feeding
Common Behavior Issues
*** And a much more!
The second session is where
you and your new pet will learn basic obedience cues such as:
Sit, Stay, Come When Called, Polite Walking on a Leash (no pulling).
Good Dawg School
- ages 4 months to adult - In Good Dawg School, your dog will learn Basic
Obedience and House Manners. Sessions include:
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- Come
- Down and Down-stay
- Drop it
- Easy - Taking Treats Gently
- Focus
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- Heel
- Leave it
- Off -People, Furniture
- Sit and Sit-stay
- Wait - Short Stay
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CGC
Prep
Academy
- Pre-requisite: Must
have completed a basic obedience course.
AKC's Canine Good Citizen is a program to teach dogs to act mannerly at
home, in public and with other dogs. This class prepares dog and owner
for 10 tests required to pass the CGC test and earn the CGC Certification.
For those owners who want
to become involved in therapy visits with their dogs, The Canine Good
Citizen Certificate is required by most therapeutic facilities.
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6-week
session,
includes CGC Test $149
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private
in-home training
Basic
Obedience
- For
owners who prefer in-home personal training at the dog's pace, training
is tailored to your needs.
Problem
Solving, Behavior Modification -Training takes place in your
home with you and your dog, where the problems occur. I'll sit down with
you to sort out your doggy issues*, observe the dog and develop a 'Plan
Of Action' to resolve the problem.
* Begging
* Bolting out of doors and gates
* Chewing
* Digging
* Excessive Barking
* Food or Toy Guarding
* House Training
* Jumping
* Pulling on a leash
* Puppy Nipping
* Shyness
* Stool Eating
* Unruly Behavior In The House
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Fees
vary based on individual needs.
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Click
here to contact Cyndy
to discuss your situation.
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