Dog Obedience Training Classes

Are dog training classes a necessity?

I adopted a 6mos old rescue puppy last week and she is very well mannered, but at least a dozen people have suggested obedience training. She already knows "sit" and "stay" and is house broken. Should I consider obedience training or are most people just cop-outs? And where should I go for such classes? For what it's worth, I live in Edison, NJ.

If you are a very experienced handler and have already been through classes several times, then probably not. That would be like telling Michelle Duggar to go to Lamaze classes. But if you are like most people, and this is only your first or second dog or you haven't had a pup in a couple years, you can learn a lot at obedience class. Most chain pet stores offer them.

Good luck!

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Does this seem like a good dog training club?

http://www.tcdtc.com/index.htm


I know nothing about choosing an obedience class. I have a 5 month old puppy who seems more stubborn to listen than our other older dog, so I think she needs professional training. Obedience classes in my area seem scarce, so it seems to be this or Petsmart. I'd most likely go check out a class before I decide, but wasn't sure if anyone here had any comment on it first. Thanks.

Looks like a decent place. They show on their website that you can visit the club...Go visit the club, see how they work with the dogs and the handlers.

I would take my dog there.

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