GRADUATE DOG TRAINING COURSE
This course is designed to teach the owners how to have good control over their dog when off the lead particularly when around other dogs and people. There is emphasis on using the training already completed in the Puppy School, Induction and Novice classes. Fun retrieve exercises are demonstrated and there will be an element of agility included in the course and there will also be the opportunity to test your recall skills with off lead play in the training paddocks.
With over 18 years of experience we have found that a course consisting of 6 one hour sessions to be the most effective, the number of dogs allowed to attend this course is limited to twelve and with two instructors on hand it offers excellent value for money. This course is held on a Saturday @ 11.30am, Sunday @ 11.30am and a Monday @ 7.30pm.
CONTENT AND EXPECTATIONS
All the dogs and owners that fulfil the aims of this course will have a high standard of control including a knowledge of agility and some form of a retrieve. Being able to play with the dog using a toy is an effective way of not only training the dog but it also improves the owner-
The course is a combination of theory and practical, all aimed at achieving the aims of the Graduate course outlined below.
EXPECTATIONS
All owners with their dogs will receive instruction on how to control their dog when off the lead in our training paddocks.
All exercises will be backed up by our system of homework sheets to help you practice exercises at home.
On completion of the Graduate course you and your dog will be invited to the next level, the Pre-
We are currently teaching over 300 people a week to train their dogs and as such demand for places on all courses is high, we would recommend that you book your place to guarantee the time and day of your choice.
Facilities |
Prices |
All about Charlie |
Picture gallery |
Gundog Training Class |
Agility |
Flyball |
One-to-one Training |
Puppy School |
Induction |
Novice |
Graduate |
Pre-advanced |
Club Class |
Study Dogs @ Home |
Training Advice |
Behaviour Advice |
Hand signals |
Word association |
Frustrative non-reward |
Food bowl manners |
Lying still |
Shaping techniques |
The recall |
Stay training |
Lead walking |
What Stop means |
More advice... |
Separation anxiety |
Reactivity to others |
Relationship problems |
Sensitivity |
Spaying and neutering |
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