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Indoor Foundation skills for life long learning. Each session is one hour. $125.
First Training Session
- Respond to Name
- Sit
- Touch
- Mouthing solutions
Second Training Session
- Sit for greeting.
- Wait at the door
- Down and stay.
- Come and sit for each family member.
- Settle down on bed.
Third Training Session
- How to create a visual block to minimize distractions.
- Pay attention when asked.
- Walking without pulling on leash.
These sixty minute in home dog training sessions scheduled at your convenience
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In home house training program: one and a half hours. $150.
- The most frequent cause of a puppy not becoming house trained is being fed too much food. Young dogs under five months are house trained sooner when frequently fed small amounts, rather than two or three large meals. One way to determine the proper amount of food is to have one bowel movement for each meal.
- Does your dog hold it outside and on walks, only to return to the house and eliminate? Specific recommendations are necessary to reverse this learned behavior.
The keys to effective house training includes the following:
- Use rewards to effectively potty train a puppy. So that your puppy will connect his reward with the location, instead of you, place the rewards in a container on a shelf or counter in the desired location ahead of time. Then just as your pup finishes, reach for the container, take a treat and give it to him.
- To get your pup familiar with traveling to the desired location, place his water bowl near the area, or adjacent to the door that leads outside the house to the established toilet area.
- Design your pup’s living area so that the pup does not have to make a lot of turns to get from this playing, resting, feeding and watering area to the toilet area.
Separation Anxiety Program. $175.
- A single session with a telephone or in home follow up session. Behaviorists now agree “separation anxiety” is a result of a dog’s inability to tolerate being separated from it owner. Behaviorists now advocate a multi pronged approach. An effective program involves selecting appropriate departure and return routines for your dog’s particular temperament and environment. Contrary to common practice, only leave the radio or television on if you use it as background when you’re home. If you turn it on just before departing, it becomes a signal that you are getting ready to go.
- Strengthen your pup’s association with its bed: divide your pup’s kibble into ten portions and place one portion on his bed or mat throughout the day.
- Call to make an appointment to create a plan for your dog. Additional support and follow up provided free of charge by phone as necessary.
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