Class 11/10/12
Good job everyone!
Practice your WAIT and walking away. Don't go too far or your dog will break. Work your way to a longer distance.
BOW - A fun trick, teaching your dog to follow directions and impress people
LEAVE game - use your directions; WAIT, LEAVE, SIT, OK. You and your dog are learning teamwork.
Training A Well Mannered Dog
There is something for everyone! "Attitude Adjustment" behavior training, Obedience Classes and Private Tutoring at Canine Country Club Day Spa in Dallas, Texas taught by Susan Blatz
Saturday, November 10, 2012
Saturday, October 13, 2012
October 13 - Basic Obedience
Class Outing
Use WITH ME command when crossing street, climbing stairs, when passing distractions.
If your dog is pulling on a walk - slow down. If pulling continues, WAIT, until your dog collects herself.
The fun game at the park;
HUP and OFF
You can find ways to apply these at home, no doubt.
Practice a little bit of STAY to COME at least once a day. Try to make the session under 5 minutes and short and sweet.
Remember to wait for your dog to make the effort.
Use WITH ME command when crossing street, climbing stairs, when passing distractions.
If your dog is pulling on a walk - slow down. If pulling continues, WAIT, until your dog collects herself.
The fun game at the park;
HUP and OFF
You can find ways to apply these at home, no doubt.
Practice a little bit of STAY to COME at least once a day. Try to make the session under 5 minutes and short and sweet.
Remember to wait for your dog to make the effort.
Good work everyone!!!
Friday, October 5, 2012
Good "SIT" Molly
Sometimes it is easier for your dog to stay focused if they have a little "personal space" around any distractions. When practicing, find your "sweet spot", the distance where your dog can maintain their self control and not react to distractions. Once you have cemented that behavior, then you are ready to inch up a bit.
Saturday, September 22, 2012
Distractions Class
Well done; Evolie, Molly, Luna, Ringo and Cecil
When your dog is in "With Me", he or she is learning, under your direction, to observe distractions, rather than feel the need to act on it.
Each dog has things that tweek them, and that is OK, it is the acting on it, while on leash that needs to be addressed, at least at first..
So when your dog is on leash, it should be clear, you are the decision maker.
"With Me" when crossing streets, when on busy streets or tight squeezes, and before distractions come your way.
Get in the habit of always releasing your dog from every command with an OK, this will help your dog WAIT, more easily.
Practice; SIT-WAIT-OK to catch a treat, these will soon be your proper greeting skills
Practice; BACK- WAIT- OK or just WAIT -OK at all doors at entries and exits
When your dog is in "With Me", he or she is learning, under your direction, to observe distractions, rather than feel the need to act on it.
Each dog has things that tweek them, and that is OK, it is the acting on it, while on leash that needs to be addressed, at least at first..
So when your dog is on leash, it should be clear, you are the decision maker.
"With Me" when crossing streets, when on busy streets or tight squeezes, and before distractions come your way.
Get in the habit of always releasing your dog from every command with an OK, this will help your dog WAIT, more easily.
Practice; SIT-WAIT-OK to catch a treat, these will soon be your proper greeting skills
Practice; BACK- WAIT- OK or just WAIT -OK at all doors at entries and exits
Monday, September 3, 2012
Clear Directions
- Dog's name first
- followed by your command ( ie; SIT, COME, WAIT)
- then your Hand Signal
- Smile
- Praise
Friday, August 24, 2012
I Am Taking Vacation
Saturday's 9:15 -Basic Obedience Classes will not be held on August the 25th or September 1.
We will resume classes after Labor Day, on September 8th.
Sorry for any inconvience.
Until then;
Coninue to work on Your WAIT commands at all doors and curbs, as well as scooping poop.
Use your words first, especially when walking with your dog;
WAIT
EASY
LETS GO
WITH ME
See you soon
Susan
We will resume classes after Labor Day, on September 8th.
Sorry for any inconvience.
Until then;
Coninue to work on Your WAIT commands at all doors and curbs, as well as scooping poop.
Use your words first, especially when walking with your dog;
WAIT
EASY
LETS GO
WITH ME
See you soon
Susan
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Saturday August 18 - Basic Obedience
Teaching Your Dog To Focus On Directions
Classes resume September 8
Until then, practice;
WAIT - a temporary stop of forward movement.
WAIT at doors, curbs, when walking, for no reason. Practice inside and outside.
always use OK or some other release word to continue on.
SIT - Always said once, always use your dog's name, always smile, always use a hand signal, always praise
LOOK - Teach your dog to check in with you, it can be a game changer!
- All commands are to be said 1X followed by your hand signal, then wait for complience.
- When you say your dog's name, it is a tractor beam to you!
- Praise for good choices
Classes resume September 8
Until then, practice;
WAIT - a temporary stop of forward movement.
WAIT at doors, curbs, when walking, for no reason. Practice inside and outside.
always use OK or some other release word to continue on.
SIT - Always said once, always use your dog's name, always smile, always use a hand signal, always praise
LOOK - Teach your dog to check in with you, it can be a game changer!
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