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Sunday, September 25, 2016
Puppy Classes in Milton - Milton Ontario Dog Training
Our popular Puppy Class for ages 10 weeks to 5 months old is starting up again. We filled on our first session, so we are opening a second.
Classes will run Saturday's in October, 11:30am-12:30pm.
Puppy's need 2nd set of shots to join.
Awesome class for introduction to simple obedience, manners, lifestyle, games and more!
Spaces are limited, so please contact us if you are interested in joining. Three spots available.
dogtraining101@hotmail.com
or visit the website for details:
www.smartdogsk9.com
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Keep Your Puppies Safe - Dog Training Milton
Witnessing an incident the other day made me realize that it's important to post this information.There comes a time in a puppy's life (not unlike children) where they start to develop confidence, their own personalities, and a sense that they are not part of a whole, but rather individual. And there is nothing more heartbreaking than watching this moment happen to an unsuspecting owner who is walking their young puppy off leash, close to roads, because they think that the pup "came trained" and would never leave their side.
For safety of your puppy, there should never be a moment, before they
are fully trained, that they are allowed to wander, unleashed in an
unsecured area. Too many things can go wrong, and you could stumble upon
that moment where the pup thinks, "wow, I'm not attached to you, so I'm
going to explore over there."
And there is not just dangers from the road, there is dangers of puppies getting into things that they shouldn't, being startled by something and bolting (possibly during a fear period), becoming lost after bolting, being attacked by a loose dog, starting in on bad habits and the list goes on.
This situation can startle owners, create panic, and often has the owner blaming the pup for not sticking by their side, which is completely unfair and does nothing to forward the relationship. If an owner lets their puppy off leash before they have a solid recall, it is the owners fault that the pup ran away, or didn't heed the recall, not the dogs fault.
Set your pup up for success from step one, not after an incident has happened and the leash is a tool to help you do this. Always remember, training continues through your dog's lifetime, and should start the moment you acquire, purchase or adopt. Keep your puppies safe and have fun!
And there is not just dangers from the road, there is dangers of puppies getting into things that they shouldn't, being startled by something and bolting (possibly during a fear period), becoming lost after bolting, being attacked by a loose dog, starting in on bad habits and the list goes on.
This situation can startle owners, create panic, and often has the owner blaming the pup for not sticking by their side, which is completely unfair and does nothing to forward the relationship. If an owner lets their puppy off leash before they have a solid recall, it is the owners fault that the pup ran away, or didn't heed the recall, not the dogs fault.
Set your pup up for success from step one, not after an incident has happened and the leash is a tool to help you do this. Always remember, training continues through your dog's lifetime, and should start the moment you acquire, purchase or adopt. Keep your puppies safe and have fun!
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
Relationships with your dog - Dog Trainer in Milton
Does your dog blow you off? Decide not to listen to you? Do you have trouble training your dog? Is your dog always checking out anything else other than you?
Sometimes it's not a matter of training, conditioning or repitition - it's a matter of relationship and handling skills. Sometimes with the slightest body movement, we confuse our dogs. Sometimes with a command uttered one too many times makes our dog loose focus. Sometimes a hectic nature on our part, creates frustration in the dog. Sometimes our lack of clarity creates stress in our dogs. Sometimes our bodies are saying one thing, but our voices are saying another.
Having a well behaved, responsive dog isn't always about sit, down, stay and come. Sometimes it's about being clear in our expectation, calm in our interactions and meaningful in our relationship.
Saturday, November 2, 2013
Puppy Class in Milton
We don't run them often, but every now and then we offer a Puppy Class for young pups under 16 weeks of age.
This class introduces your puppy to training in a fun, positive way, emphasizing focus and self control as well as teaching the sit, down and come. We do a little socialization work as well.
Class runs for 4 weeks, 45 minutes once a week, cost is $100 plus HST.
This is a great base to start with before entering the more challenging and structured Basic Class.
This class runs on a per interest basis and is scheduled for Thursday evenings starting in November, 6:30-7:15pm. We have two spaces available.
Contact us at dogtraining101@hotmail.com if you are interested in signing up or visit our website for more details:
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