Author name: K-9 Clinic

CANCELLED-Wednesday, February 29th Class at Rio Del Mar Beach due to weather conditions. New Obedience Classes start  this Saturday, March 10th, 2011. 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 Intermediate Search Class Sunday, 2pm, February 25th 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 Saturday Classes Obedience Homework week of February 26th, 2012 11:00 Basic Class: Begin adding small distractions to your down stays.  Incorporate your Turn Into, Reverse Recall, and Finish into your patterns. 11:00 Intermediate Class: Don’t forget to Praise!  You can use your ‘Good Dog’ hand signal or tell your dog ‘Good Down’.  Don’t call your dog out of the down stay.  Instead, go back to your dog, praise then heel out!

No Wednesday Night Class February 22nd, 2012. New Obedience Classes start  this Saturday, March 10th, 2011. 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 Intermediate Search Class Sunday, 2pm, February 25th 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 Saturday Classes Obedience Homework week of February 20th, 2012 11:00 Basic Class: Continue practicing your heels, Turn Into, and Down stays.  Remember, do not give a command unless you can follow through with a correction. 11:00 Intermediate Class: Heel to a Sit, Heel to a Down, and Down stay with minimal distraction.  Remember the two P’s: Praise and Pop to correct. 10:00 Advanced Class: Hand signals to a Sit and Hand signals to a Down.  Do not increase your distance until your dog is doing it consistently up close.