| Puppy Kindergarten |
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Experts agree that the first 5 months of your puppy's life are the most important.
Experiences that happen to your puppy during this time (both good and bad) have a lasting effect. Impromptu playgroups
or dog parks can be unhealthy and scary. Why not come to Puppy K to socialize and train your puppy in a clean, safe environment.
Among the topics covered are: housetraining, puppy biting, puppy safety, puppies and children. Among the skills taught are
sit, down, come when called, walking nicely on leash.
We give you the tools to successfully integrate your puppy into the family. In addition to the techniques
you learn in class, you take home an informative, family-friendly how-to book.
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| Basic Obedience 101 (Levels) |
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This beginner program teach you and your dog the basic skills one desires in a family pet.
Among skills covered: sit, down, come when called, walking nicely on leash, how to eliminate problem behaviors like jumping
and pulling on leash. This class is taught by Paul Emerson of Family Dog Training and it is taught using
"positive reinforcement" training methods. We also give you a fun and informative training book for at-home reference and a clicker.
Duration: 6 weeks for $150.
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| Intermediate and Advance Obedience (Levels) |
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Expand on the skills covered in Basic Obedience 101. Teach your dog to
behave in a variety of environments and distractions. Pre-requisite: Basic Obedience 101 or equivalent.
This is an "at your pace" course where you can attend as much as you like or if you have to miss a week,
you can pick up where you left off. The course is priced affordably and offers the busy household the flexibility
of learning at your own pace. It is positive-reinforcement and uses the clicker. Clickers and an informative training book
comes with the class.
Duration: 6 weeks for $150 or 12 weeks for $260
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These classes are taught on site at Save A Dog at 604 Boston Post Road, Sudbury, MA by Paul Emerson, CPDT-KA, of Family Dog Training.
Classes will start again in Spring 2011.
Click here for a downloadable application.
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