Obedience Training

Level I Obedience

This 6-week class is for dogs 5 months or older and covers basic control, leadership techniques, and exercises. We will be covering sit, down, stay, reliable recalls, soft leash heeling, manners (jumping on people, barking, etc) and behavioral issues.

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Semi-Private Level I Obedience

This 6-week class is limited to 6-7 students and your dog comes on the first night. All Level 1 exercises will be taught during this class. The trainer is owner, Deb Schneider. This class will include one on one time with Deb, and personal help with behavioral issues as well.

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Level II Obedience

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This 6-week class is the next step of training after Level I with additional challenges. This course includes formal heeling, longer stays, out of sight recalls, canine good citizen exercises and obedience games.

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Advanced Obedience

This 6-week class is a perfect way to complete the finishing touches to a well trained dog. We will cover hand signals, off leash work, distant commands, jump work, and fetch.

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Beginner Novice

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This 4-week class is a nice tweener between Level 1 and 2, or a great refresher course for the dog that has been out of training for a while. Heeling, sit/stay, down/stay, come when called, and sit for petting are the only exercises covered each week.

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Combined: Beginner-Advanced

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Join this class for a fun way to make your obedience rock! This class takes you through all the rally signs and coursework. Your dog must complete a Level 2 class or equivalent to join. We will also accept students who want to continue the rally fun and join us.

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Canine Good Citizen

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Every dog should earn his Canine Good Citizen title!