The K-9 Clinic

Announcements October 21st, 2013

No Class Wednesday Night , October 23rd, 2013 

  • New Obedience Classes start Saturday, November 2nd, 2013.   Please view our calendar for class times. If you would like to sign up for class, please email us at info@k9clinic.com or call (831)684.0861.  Please be sure to call if there is questionable weather!
  • New Therapy Dog Class Sunday, October 20th, 2013 at 10:00am at the K-9 Clinic.  Cost  is $525.  Please arrive 5 minutes early prior to class to register.
  • Visit our Breeding page for our current available dogs!
  • Questionable weather? Please call our recorder the morning of training at (831)684.0861 or check our website for the latest updates on training conditions.
  • Need Directions? Visit our Contact page, please note our office is closed Mondays.

    Homework for Group Classes!

    Basic Class:

    Week 3:

    Continue to practice only 10-15 min per session, 1-2 times per day.

    • Heeling with Turns (Remember long Patterns, and sharp turns-no lazy turns.)
    • Heel to a Sit
    • Recalls: Have someone hold onto your leash, run away, have your food ready, turn around and call your dog. Back up as he/she is coming to you. Target your food by your tummy. Once there have them sit and praise verbally, stroking and feeding!
    • Down Stays-start small!  The higher the distraction, the closer you need to be to your dog at first.  If they break, calmly bring them back to Home Base.

    ***Remember do not command unless you can follow through, and 0 Tolerance***

     

    Intermediate Class:

    Practice 3 things:

    1.  Your body language and your dog’s position to your body.  Remember, keep your feet straight, body straight, Dog straight on your left side.

    2.  Incorporate your new turns into your patterns: Turn Into (dog goes around behind you, Left and Right, Left about and Right About turns).  Stay sharp on your turns!

    3.  Obstacles!  Almost anything can be a new obstacle.  Remember to use a specific command per obstacle and number one most important thing is SAFETY.

    Happy Training!

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