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We offer many different types of training services based on the needs of your dog. If you have a dog that has socializing issues, then a group class may not be the right choice.
Dog's grow in different stages and the best age to begin their training is at 10 weeks of age. During the age of 10 weeks until 6 months, puppies have the tendency to explore their territory. They are finally at the age where they are beginning to understand leadership and submissive behaviors. They are trying to find their place within their surroundings. During the training stages, this will help guide them in the direction to their place and relieve some of the behaviors you may be dealing with in your home due to the puppy being confuzed on where they stand.
After 6 months of age, the puppy will continue to show their instictive behaviors and if training hasn't begun, you may feel stressed out and helpless with everyhing in your home becoming a chew toy. It is never too late to begin the training. You will feel better and once you do, your dog will too.
Collars | Leashes |
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Martingale (limited slip) collar, nylon choke, gentle leader, prong (pinch) collars are only allowed if your trainer approves it. Please do not bring your dog on a harness unless your dog has respieratory issues. |
6 foot or 4 foot nylon, cotton, leather or rope leashes are recomended. Please do not bring a retractable leash as it is not permitted in our training courses. |
Treats | Yourself |
Please bring SMALL pieces of soft treats that your dog can eat quickly or get a taste of. Your not feeding your dog, so the treats do not need to be of treat size. Some ideas are: store bought training treats, dried liver, hotdogs, cheese, carrots, etc. |
Please do not come dressed like you just left the office. Dress comfortable wearing items such as jeans, t-shirt and sneakers. You will spend the majority of your time on your feet and you will can expect to be around hyperactive dogs. Be ready. |