Manners Distraction and Leash Training: Unleash your dogs potential
We Train in the Real World
After completing our foundation training program with your dog, you will move to a more advanced level of dog training called Manners, Distractions, Leash Training. At this level, your dog will learn to behave politely when meeting new people. They will also learn not to pull on the leash when they see other dogs, and to listen to your commands even if they are interested in something else.
Manners | Distraction | leash Training
What We Offer
- Easy To Follow Programs
- Customizable Packages
- Flexible Scheduling
- Program Discounts
- Advance Training options
- Real Life Training (no classroom)
What Your Dog Will Learn
- Eliminate jumping on people
- Eliminate pulling on leash
- Improve responsiveness to commands
- Teaches Manners
- Helps to adapt to different exposures
- Builds Confidence
Before moving into advance dog training, which we call Manners, Distraction, and Leash training, your dog must have the fundamentals of the basic training. It is at this lever at this is the level we can begin training for Canine Good Citizen Certificate, Therapy Dog Training, Emotional Support Dog and Services Task work.
Leash Training
Manner Training
Meet and Greet
Would you love to see your dog Meet and greet without jumping on people when they come to visit?
Distraction Training
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Taking your dog into the community such as farmers markets, kids sports events, and errands, are great ways to spend time with your dog.
Advanced Dog Training Levels and Why You Need it
During those first few months, puppies need a lot of care, attention, and training which is best done in your home where your dog learns best. Upon the completion of your dogs foundation or basic obedience skills you can begin to train more difficult tasks. This training is best done in the real world where your dog lives and around your community.
Why Private Lessons are more effective than group training
One-on-One Interaction
Group class setting, it can be difficult for your families to get the individual attention they need to learn effectively. Private lessons allow you to work one-on-one with an experienced trainer who can address all of your specific concerns, and help develop a personalized training plan for your dog training goals.
Every dog is different
You will quickly discover that the suggestions you get from on line sources, and family and friends may not work. That is because what works for one dog, doesn’t necessarily work for all dogs. Dogs learn differently, some techniques work better than others, your dog may process information differently, and one of the biggest factors is YOU. This is where a professional in home trainer can help.
Customized Curriculum
Classroom learning isn’t for everyone, Our In home private lessons with our experienced trainer can tailor the curriculum to your dogs needs, abilities, and temperament. This ensures that each lesson is maximally effective. Advanced Training is accomplished in the real world, as we expand into the community on field trips.
Flexible Scheduling
Finding time to train can be tough. With in home private lessons, you can work with our trainer to find a time that works for you—no need to worry about coordinating schedules with other students or fitting class into a packed weekend agenda. We offer day, evening and weekend hours.
Improved Socialization
In a private lesson setting, the trainer can work with you to ensure that your dog is comfortable and safe around other people and animals. This will set them up for success in group classes and real-world situations.
Conclusion:
Private lessons is worth considering if you want customized curricula to flexible scheduling, particularly for advanced training. Private lessons offer several benefits that group classes just can’t match. So what are you waiting for? Start training today!