| Clicker Training, what is it? Fun! Come learn the style of training used on all species of animals, from dogs to dolphins to zoo animals. This class will explore clicker training, its benefits, how to avoid getting caught up by the pitfalls of it, and walk you through a series of tricks over an 8-week course. Want more? Join our "Dog Trainer's Class" next. The goals of the class will be determined by you and the group. This is sort of a forum where trainers can come together and work on whatever tricks and behaviors you want to tackle, guided by the instructor. Because no matter how "expert" one becomes, we all need eyes on the outside providing us feedback about how we're using our body and to help us see what our dog is "telling" us. This is a really fun group of laid back enthusiasts finding support to continue improving and enjoying training their dogs. Why a Dog Trainers' Class? Because your dog is already "trained" to do the mundane, this class is specialized, for those who want to enrich your relationship with your dog, spending time having regular fun with your dog. It's also a great outlet to channel your dog's energy, because dogs get satisfied and tired from the mental challenge of training challenges. We guarantee you and your dog will understand one another better the more you pursue this style of training. |
| CLICKER CLOWNIN' Tricks & More |
| A Dog Trainer's Class |
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| Teach your dog best by "messing around" |
| Why Silly? |
| When your training goal is something serious, all the fun goes out of training, performance is poor and you and your dog don't enjoy yourselves (and usually stop training altogether). That's why we focus intently on fooling around. Your dog picks up on the silliness, grows confident knowing he can't "get it wrong" and offers you so much more. As you progress, you'll get a strong handle on how to train. This understanding can be applied to important stuff, too, helping you educate the your dog to be a well-behaved dog and a joy to be with. What could be better? |
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