PROGRESS COURSE /INTERMEDIATE
TRAINING BEYOND THE BASICS
WHO IS SUITABLE FOR THIS COURSE?
This course is suitable for dogs that have attended Puppy or Novice class or done other basic dog training. 2 people allowed per dog.
WHAT TO EXPECT IN THIS COURSE
In this course we work on progressing training beyond the basics, and we continue to do so through fun games and rewards. Teaching your through game-based training is incredibly powerful because it produces the desire to work with you. When we create this desire, all training becomes much easier, and you create an amazing bond.
At this level we will work to make behaviour and skills more reliable in everyday situations, including when there are distractions about. We mix in some agility equipment and also some basic scent training.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
You will learn training methods to suit your dog to enhance focus and desire to work with you. You will learn how to implement a calmness protocol and how to help your dog be the best your dog can be by avoiding overfilling their stress bucket.
If your dog is not quite at this stage, one or two private sessions can be arranged to prepare you for this dog class.
WHAT YOUR DOG WILL LEARN
- How to switch from excitement to calmness.
- Relaxed lead walking with distractions ahead.
- How to still respond when emotionally aroused.
- Recall away from distractions such as dogs, food, toys and people
- Heeling with focus
- That paying attention and staying close is a whole heap of fun
- Have a go at basic agility exercises for fun.
- And much more...
Price: £104
Duration: 6 weeks / 55 mins
Class size: Max 5 dogs
COURSE START DATES:
Sunday October 27th at 11.00 - spaces
Please contact me if you wish to be added to a waiting list for the next class beyond the above date.
carolyn@cddogtraining.com
Rachael & Barley
"The Intermediate Classes were excellent. The sessions were well structured, enjoyable for both dogs and owners and the activities covered just the things I needed to work on with my dog. The group size was also very good; large enough for group work and small enough for plenty of individual attention."
