Puppy and Manners Classes by Dog Gone Good Dog Training
Leah has been assisting people with their dog training needs since 1999. Let her help you learn how to build a relationship with your dog through positive based obedience training, leadership, and verbal and non-verbal communication.
Her manners class is for dogs of all ages and includes everyday life situations, such as greeting people, going
for a walk, and coming in from the yard. Leah's services are very personalized. Each dog/human relationship is unique and requires an individualized approach. Classes are held at the Montgomery County 4H Center on Route 113.
Please read about Leah's class below and feel free to contact her for more information!
Call Leah at: 267-932-8733
or visit: http://www.doggonegooddogtraining.com to register!
Her manners class is for dogs of all ages and includes everyday life situations, such as greeting people, going
for a walk, and coming in from the yard. Leah's services are very personalized. Each dog/human relationship is unique and requires an individualized approach. Classes are held at the Montgomery County 4H Center on Route 113.
Please read about Leah's class below and feel free to contact her for more information!
Call Leah at: 267-932-8733
or visit: http://www.doggonegooddogtraining.com to register!
Manners & More Class
Would you like a well mannered dog, but just need some help? Manners and More class contains invaluable information that addresses the challenging issues that come with sharing your home with a dog. Children and families welcome!
$180.00 for six weeks - 1 hr long
Age: 8 weeks to elderly dogs (and everything in between!) Limit 5 dogs
Sundays
7:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Jan. 10 - Feb. 21 March 6-April 17
(no class 2/14) (no class 3/27)
Mondays
7:00-8:00 p.m.
Jan. 11 - Feb. 22 March 7 - April 6
(no class 2/15)
This relaxed class focuses on learning how to build a relationship with your dog through positive training, communication and leadership skills. This class sets a good foundation for future training, and introduces your dog to the class environment.
It is always fun to see the transformation in the dogs (and handlers) from week 1 to week 6! Pre-payment is required to guarantee your place in class. You are not required to pay via the online option but it is available for your convenience. She also accepts checks and cash.
Topics and Commands Include:
Would you like a well mannered dog, but just need some help? Manners and More class contains invaluable information that addresses the challenging issues that come with sharing your home with a dog. Children and families welcome!
$180.00 for six weeks - 1 hr long
Age: 8 weeks to elderly dogs (and everything in between!) Limit 5 dogs
Sundays
7:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Jan. 10 - Feb. 21 March 6-April 17
(no class 2/14) (no class 3/27)
Mondays
7:00-8:00 p.m.
Jan. 11 - Feb. 22 March 7 - April 6
(no class 2/15)
This relaxed class focuses on learning how to build a relationship with your dog through positive training, communication and leadership skills. This class sets a good foundation for future training, and introduces your dog to the class environment.
It is always fun to see the transformation in the dogs (and handlers) from week 1 to week 6! Pre-payment is required to guarantee your place in class. You are not required to pay via the online option but it is available for your convenience. She also accepts checks and cash.
Topics and Commands Include:
- Jumping, Chewing, Stealing
- Leash walking
- Bolting out the door and running away
- Paying attention
- Sit, Down, Come, Leave it, Drop it
- Leadership
- Play, Exercise
- Housetraining
- Counter-surfing, Digging
- Car safety, Nutrition
- Dog body language, communication
- Greeting people, Visitors at your home, and Greeting dogs
Puppy Class:
Early socialization is the BEST thing you can do for your puppy! Lack of socialization increases the risk of problem behaviors later in the dog's life. Socializing your dog includes dogs, people of all ages, shapes and sizes, environments, objects, sounds, smells and the world all around them.
$100.00 for four weeks - 1 hr long Age: 9 - 20 weeks Limit 8 dogs
Sundays: 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
January 10 - January 31
February 7 – March 6 (no class on 2/14)
Puppy class is comprised of a half hour of off leash playtime and a half hour lesson with questions and answer time. Lessons include introduction/exposure to every day objects, puppy care, problem prevention, house training, mouthing and games that reinforce training. You will learn the basic foundation of how to start off on the right paw by using positive training methods!
There can be some concern about health risks of exposing your puppy to new people, other animals and environments. However it has been determined that the primary and most important time for puppy socialization is within the first three months of life. The American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior believes that it should be the standard of care for puppies to receive such socialization before they are fully vaccinated. Incomplete or improper socialization during this important time can increase the risk of behavioral problems later in life including fear, avoidance and/or aggression.
Pre-registration required - Proof of vaccination required for puppies - the first of the three part Distemper (DHPP) vaccination series and up to date de-worming.
Early socialization is the BEST thing you can do for your puppy! Lack of socialization increases the risk of problem behaviors later in the dog's life. Socializing your dog includes dogs, people of all ages, shapes and sizes, environments, objects, sounds, smells and the world all around them.
$100.00 for four weeks - 1 hr long Age: 9 - 20 weeks Limit 8 dogs
Sundays: 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
January 10 - January 31
February 7 – March 6 (no class on 2/14)
Puppy class is comprised of a half hour of off leash playtime and a half hour lesson with questions and answer time. Lessons include introduction/exposure to every day objects, puppy care, problem prevention, house training, mouthing and games that reinforce training. You will learn the basic foundation of how to start off on the right paw by using positive training methods!
There can be some concern about health risks of exposing your puppy to new people, other animals and environments. However it has been determined that the primary and most important time for puppy socialization is within the first three months of life. The American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior believes that it should be the standard of care for puppies to receive such socialization before they are fully vaccinated. Incomplete or improper socialization during this important time can increase the risk of behavioral problems later in life including fear, avoidance and/or aggression.
Pre-registration required - Proof of vaccination required for puppies - the first of the three part Distemper (DHPP) vaccination series and up to date de-worming.
