Dog Training
Getting a new puppy is a fun and exciting time for a family- until he goes to the bathroom indoors, jumps up on you and your guests, barks and chews, and doesn’t seem to speak your language. Puppy training WILL help!
Obedience training is one of the most important aspects of raising a happy and safe pet. Training serves to strengthen the bond between you and your dog by building communication, understanding, mutual respect, and subtly but effectively demonstrating that you’re the leader of the pack. If your dog doesn’t respect you as his leader, you may both be in big trouble, particularly if he’s a bit rowdy or dominant by nature.
The basic elements – sit, down, stay, come, and heel – help produce a good canine citizen. A well-behaved, obedience trained dog is a pleasure to own because he can go virtually anywhere without being a risk or nuisance to others. Don’t we all want a dog who exhibits appropriate behavior in a crowd, good manners when we have guests in our home, is reliable around children, and who doesn’t threaten other dogs or passers-by?
Great News for families who own adult dogs…that could lean a few tricks
Obedience isn’t just for puppies. Many families that visit us at the hospital have adult dogs with behavior problems and are looking for help. Dog training facilities can be very helpful. The trainer will listen to your concerns and make some suggestions for a class you and your pet can take.
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