Showing posts with label puppy obedience school. Show all posts
Showing posts with label puppy obedience school. Show all posts

Thursday, 26 August 2010

Puppy Obedience

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puppy obedience classes in UK, Doncaster area?

does anybody know of any puppy obedience classes in the UK around doncaster, south yorkshire area. thanks


Try this website: http://www.obedienceuk.com/viewprofile.asp
It has a directory of pet obedience classes in the UK.
http://www.barkbusters.co.uk/dog-training-experts/east-midlands/nottingham <--- that website also claims to do some training things in the Doncaster area.

I have found this dog training centre: "Isle Dog Training" which is in Doncaster, tel no: 01427 872919 / 07986. I'm sure it will do puppy classes. This is their website: http://www.isledogtraining.com/9.html. I think it is your best bet of finding a puppy obedience class in Doncaster.


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Saturday, 12 June 2010

Puppy Obedience School

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Obedience school for puppies??

I have a 8 week old puppy. I want to send her to a school but how do they do it does she stay there for a couple of weeks or what?? Or do i take her everyday or week??


You don't "send" her to school. You go to puppy kindergarten with her and you start learning how to train her. Classes are usually once a week and you are given "homework" to work on with your puppy.

You cannot start any classes until you get her initial vaccinations done.

Classes become full quickly, so sign up NOW so that when she's got her vaccinations you can go.

You should start reading everything you can get your hands on about training dogs NOW... 8 weeks is not too young to start.

Here is some good potty training info: http://www.hawkwindsamoyeds.com/AboutSamoyeds/house_training.htm

This is my favorite "training" website: http://www.dragonflyllama.com/%20DOGS/%20Dog1/levels.html I particularly enjoy Stitch's blog when I'm getting frustrated.


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Sunday, 11 April 2010

Puppy Obedience School

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Excessive Barking In Puppies -- Tips To Stop Puppy Barking Now

Is excessive barking a problem with your new pup?  It's up to you to teach him when and where it's appropriate to bark.  Here are some simple ways to stop puppy barking now.

Ignore Attention-Seeking Barking

Your new friend will whine and cry quite a bit for the first few days.  This is perfectly normal behavior for a young dog who is away from his mother and littermates for the first time.  Finding himself alone in a strange place is upsetting for him.  

But no matter how pitiful he is, don't give him attention when he's whining or barking, or you may be setting up a life-long habit of nuisance barking.  Wait until he stops barking before petting or cuddling him.  But how to stop a barking puppy?

One way is to make a noisemaker from an empty pop can and a few pennies.  Put the pennies in the can, and tape it shut.  When your pup barks or whines, especially at night, shake the can at him.  The sudden noise will startle him into silence.  Shake the can every time he barks or makes  noise.  

This method is quite effective because he's not getting any attention from you, whether it's good or bad.  All that happens when he barks or whines is that a loud noise happens that he doesn't like.  He'll learn quickly that nuisance barking doesn't get him attention from you.

A very humane method for quieting a barking canine is to say "enough," and gently put your hand around his muzzle.  This works because he can't bark with his mouth shut.  He'll try to back away, or shake your hand off, so be prepared.  Hold him by his collar so he can't get away.  Hold his muzzle gently until he stops fighting you and is quiet.  This shows that he's accepted your authority.

This technique teaches your puppy that you're in charge, and that you will enforce your position as leader.  This is an important lesson for him to learn, and will help to prevent many dog behavior problems from arising in the future.

More Tips To Avoid Barking Problems

It's helpful to teach your pup to bark on command.  This may seem counterproductive, but the second part of this idea is to teach him to stop barking on command.  Now you've taken control of the situation by letting him know when it's appropriate to bark.  Once again, he has to defer to your leadership.

Excessive barking is often due to the canine just having too much energy.  Take him for long walks to burn off this extra energy, and to tire him out so he'll sleep when you're gone.  Another plus to lots of walks is that he's introduced to new people and new situations, so he'll be less likely to bark at unfamiliar things.

A good puppy obedience school can be very helpful, as he'll learn to listen to you even when there are distractions around.  You should also consider a good dog training course, too.

Now it's time to start putting these ideas into action.  Stop puppy barking now, and your new friend will be a much happier and pleasant companion.


About the Author

Darlene Norris has worked at a vet clinic and an animal shelter, and has had lots of experience with dogs. If you need to stop puppy barking, and solve other dog behavior problems, visit No More Bad Dogs at http://NoMoreBadDogs.com to learn about a dog training course that will work wonders!



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Saturday, 9 May 2009

Puppy Obedience

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Best age to take your puppy obedience lessons?

We have a 9 week old Rhodesian Ridgeback. Whats the best age to put him through 'school' ?


Any time after he has had his 2nd injections. We accept dogs from the day after they have had their 2nd jabs to about 6-8 months for puppy classes - after that its usually normal dog training classes.

Just make sure you go with a good trainer!!


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