PUPPY TRAINING COURSE
We give families the keys for learning to relate to their puppy, setting rules to avoid unwanted behaviours so the puppy can grow up to be a balanced adult. The family must visit our centre regularly to receive training with their dog and must practice what they learn in each class at home.
What will you learn on our puppy courses?
Your puppy's need during each stage of growthBasic rules for the home
What to do to potty train your puppy
How to properly socialise your puppy
How to avoid unwanted behaviours such as biting furniture, possessive or nervous conduct.
How to create a good bond with your puppy
How to start basic puppy obedience training
Physical and mental exercises to keep your puppy in shape
Tricks and skills for more advanced puppies
How to maintain what your dog has learned
And much more!
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ADULT DOG TRAINING COURSE
We teach families how to communicate with their dog, how to teach obedience commands and set rules for harmony in the home. The family must visit our centre regularly to receive training with their dog and must practice what they learn in each class at home.
What will you learn on our adult dog courses?
How dogs learnHow to strengthen the bond with your dog
Canine communication and psychology
How to teach basic commands: walk by your side, sit, lie, still, here, up, turn around
How to set rules at home
How to avoid unwanted behaviours: possessiveness, aggressiveness, fear, nervousness, destructive behaviour.
How to teach your dog good street behaviour
Tricks and skills with new training techniques
How to maintain what your dog has learned
And much more!
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COMPREHENSIVE DOG TRAINING
The comprehensive dog training programme is designed for families who want to enjoy the company of their dog. This programme focuses on teaching basic obedience commands and correcting poor conduct acquired at home. The dog will stay at our centre for a time to receive training. Once it has learned basic guidelines of good behaviour it will be readapted to your home.
What is comprehensive training?
Phase 1. Dog stays at the training centre
Your dog must unlearn all the daily routines it has acquired since it was a puppy and that have led to unwanted behaviour. This requires disassociating all those undesirable factors from the home. That is why the first step is to temporarily separate the dog from its family so we can remove it from the context in which it feels comfortable being disobedient and we can start its training at our residence: a new place for your dog with new rules to follow
Phase 2. Theory training
While the dog is being trained, the family must learn and interiorise a series of concepts on responsible ownership, dog education and psychology, and rules for the home to ensure the programme is a success
Phase 3. Practical training
During these session, different family members will learn to put concepts previously acquired in theory classes into practice. Handling your dog on the street, how to reward and correct your dog, how to ensure your dog understands what you’re asking, and how to solve situations that can confuse your dog
Phase 4. Adaptation to the home and environment
Once both dog and family have completed their training, it’s time for you to reunite. This is when we must present the home as a completely new place for the dog where it must learn the basics of what it can and cannot do
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