Boarding and Training
6 Weeks
The dogs determines the time frame of the program not the humans. If your dog needs more than six weeks there is no extra change. I will not push a dog faster in there training than they are ready for. I will only be accepting serious, committed owners that want the best for their four legged family member and are willing to do the work once the dogs come home. Why six weeks while others do it in less? Other trainers’ pressure everything onto your dog in to short of an amount of time. This program is designed to really slow down and take our time with your dog and put in the reps that build new habits. Skills taught: heel, sit, down, stand, stay, place and come. Marjory of all training lessons is done in public in every day setting. Distraction is the key to training success. At an approximately after 5 weeks into this program you will be asked to attend a private lesson to demonstrate to you the dogs progress and get you started with you learning the basics of leash work. It is so vital that the owner learns proper leash skills, what changes need to be made within the home to make sure the success of your and your dog. The continuation of the training process once the dogs go's home is a must. includes leash, collar, remote collar(optional), place board going home lesson(3 hours), 6 Follow up lessons (2 hours each), e-mail, phone support for life. Follow up's must be started within two weeks of the dogs finishing there program and all six follow up done within three months. A $1500 non-refundable deposit is required at time of booking and will apply to the payment to your program. All dogs must be up to date on vaccinations(titters expected) and a fecal exam completed no more than one week prior to the boarding and training. Please allow two business days for us to respond. For most dogs our recommendation would be group class. You can find date/times/locations on our group class page.
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Boarding and Training Programs Include:
All training is done in public and a home setting with every day distractions.
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