Showing posts with label guard dog training school. Show all posts
Showing posts with label guard dog training school. Show all posts

Saturday, 18 December 2010

Dog School Training

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best dog training school in Los Angeles,CA?

I want to train my dogs so they can pass the good dog citizen test... but i need a good dog trainer and a good dog training school. any suggestions? and what is the average cost of this?


L.A. is a big town.

If you could narrow it down I could possibly direct you to a great trainer. example- San Fernando Valley etc...

I suggest you set higher goals then a CGC. Honestly I could train an ant to do the CGC in no time.

The 10 week training class I attend and assist with has a dog ready to attain its AKC Novice Level Obedience title after we are finished- in fact our graduation is the AKC novice level test.

Set higher goals and you will laugh at the simplicity of the CGC

ADD: I suggest you contact the Obedience Club closest to you to find a suitable trainer.
When interviewing them ask how many dogs they have titled and to what level. Also
ask how many titles their students have earned as well. As they say "those who can't do, teach"

Here is the link for local Obedience Clubs-your dog does not need to be AKC registered or a purebred to particpate

http://www.akc.org/events/obedience/training_clubs/ (correct link)

I have to laugh, for the links that were provided to you in another post- not a single one of those so called trainers has put a title on a dog. If they have they certainly did not mention it in their ads.
Run far and run fast from those kind of folks.

Training clubs--

Canoga Park , CA
Valley Hills Obedience Club
Information:
Classes Offered:
Agility
Basic Manners/CGC
Obedience
Rally
Contact(s):
Name: Terry & Kim Simons, Agility
Phone: (818) 772 - 8852 Ext:
Email:duckdogs@earthlink.net

Name: Moira Cornell, Competition Obedience, Beg.- Adv.
Phone: (818) 601 - 3647 Ext:
Email:k9exprs@aol.com

Name: Laurie Burnam , Rally and Basic Obedience
Phone: (818) 784 - 8440 Ext:
Email:bellaluna@pacbell.net
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Hollywood, CA
Hollywood Dog Obedience Club
Information:
Website: http://www.hdoc.org
Classes Offered:
Basic Manners/CGC
Competition Obedience - Novice
Puppy Kindergarten
Rally
Contact(s):
Name: Club Phone
Phone: (818) 243 - 7792 Ext:
Alternate Phone: (323) 257 - 5127 Ext:

Name: Karen Saunders, President
Phone: (818) 244 - 1376 Ext:
Email:finessa@pacbell.net
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Pasadena
Pasanita, CA
Pasanita Obedience Club
Information:
Email: training@pasanita.com
Website: http://www.pasanita.com
Classes Offered:
Basic Manners/CGC
Conformation Handling
Obedience
Puppy Kindergarten
Rally
Contact(s):
Name: Cathy Jahelka, Training Director
Phone: (626) 797 - 7070 Ext:
Email:trnurk9@earthlink.net


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Tuesday, 22 June 2010

Guard Dog Training

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Boxer Dog Training - Why It's So Important To Train Your Boxer

So, you're interested in boxer dog training. Of course you are. You love your boxer dog and want to help him to be the best he can be. If so, then it is very important that he receives the necessary training he needs. Unlike other dogs, boxers are not a high maintenance breed. Boxers are quite lively and very vigorous dogs. If you want him to behave, you have to make sure he gets enough exercise. As far as training goes, a positive enforcement method such as treat training can work well with your boxer dog.



The Boxer by nature is not an aggressive or vicious breed, but, like all dogs, requires socialization with people and other dogs. Boxers are generally patient with smaller dogs and puppies, but issues with larger adult dogs, especially those of the same sex, may occur. Boxers are usually more comfortable with companionship, in either human or canine form. This breed if dog is extremely loyal. Boxers are genuinely a lovable family dog and make a great pet for anyone.



Boxers are calm dogs that will usually not bark without cause. They are of a medium-build and strong breed of dog that got its name from its habit of standing on the hind legs to begin a fight and boxing with the front paws.



Boxers are an energetic, smart and playful breed and tend to be very good with children. They are active dogs and require plenty of exercise to prevent boredom-associated behaviors such as chewing or digging. Boxers have earned a slight reputation of being "headstrong," which can be related to inappropriate obedience training. Owing to their intelligence and working breed characteristics, training based on corrections often has limited usefulness. Boxers, like other animals, typically respond better to positive reinforcement techniques such as clicker training, an approach based on conditioning and behaviorism, which affords the dog an opportunity to think independently and to solve problems on his own.



Boxer dogs are working dogs. Throughout history it has been trained as seeing-eye dogs, police dogs, seeing-eye dogs, hunting dogs, and guard dogs. Training you boxer dog is the best thing you can do for him. Boxers love to have a job to do. They are the happiest when they are working and doing something important for you. From as early as 5 weeks old you should start your boxer dog training as this will help him when he grows up.



Because of their intelligence, Boxers can be very stubborn but when it comes to training. How do you train your boxer dog? Rather than try to just make up some kind of training on your own, I recommend that you get a training course written by a professional dog trainer. Also a DVD or video is of great help. Most people learn better by watching than just reading.



Boxer dog training is also a lot of fun and a great way to spend quality time with your dog. Train your boxer dog and he will love you for it.


About the Author

Brad Bahr is a dog lover and has owned many dogs over the years. He is especially interested in Boxer Dog Training. If you would like to learn more about the methods he uses to train his own dogs, please take a look at his recommended training program at http://boxer-dog-training.info



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Thursday, 17 June 2010

Guard Dog Training School

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At Home Dog Obedience School

Why train your dog?

Dog obedience training builds a closer bond between you and your dog. The more training he gets from you; the more he gets to understand you and what you want from him. And if you work and play with your dog you will understand him better. Dogs can be trained to work specific jobs like guarding herd, finding rodents, hunting, and working with policemen and firemen.

Training a dog is always fun and interesting. Your dog learns to meet other dogs in public and make new friends. It's a good way to get your exercise while walking your dog. You can learn new tricks that make it fun to show around friends who will be happy to hang out with your well behaved and smart dog. Having a smart dog speaks of a responsible dog owner. How about that?




How often should the training go?

First, see to it that your dog is happy while training is going on. Hold it for short periods of time. The first key is to stop the training while he is still interested and not because he is already tired; that takes about 30 minutes for some dogs and shorter for others. You can repeat the lesson later. The second key is to work on training your dog only while you are feeling good. If you are tired and frustrated, it will not help him learn, believe it! Rather play with your dog.

A dog obedience school is always a great place but remember that the lessons there are for you to learn. It is a place for you to see experts in action and ask all the questions you want, and then teach your dog at home, through patient and consistent practice.

If you like to start you're own Dog Obedience School from your home, to teach you're own dog or from friends or for you're own business, then it's time to start Housebreaking a Puppy right away.




 


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