Puppy Raiser Workshop and Health Check
Squirrels, baby strollers, leaves blowing, cars moving, kids toys, bikes, people, balls, walkers, canes, the smell of food, people in costumes, and more.
Taught by Debi Krakar, Nancy McIntire, Kellye McMaster
Upcoming Dates
Pay in 4 interest-free payments with Klarna Afterpay
Description
Learn to keep your dog calm and focused when surrounded by distractions. Every session of this workshop will feature new and different distractions and games. Every session will include new people to greet. Every session will have different props and people. These workshops often have a seasonal theme.
This workshop includes working with other dogs nearby and practicing neutral dog skills.
This workshop is great for practicing your and your dog's skills in preparation for the therapy dog evaluation or to keep your training skills up to date.
Since each session is different, you can sign up for many sessions.
Prerequisites
Age of Dogs: 6 months and older
Knowledge of basic skills such as sit, down, recall, loose leash walking, and stay.
During this workshop, you and your dog will be working with a variety of people. This workshop is not appropriate for dogs who are fearful or aggressive toward dogs or humans.
If your dog barks nonstop when excited, this workshop is not a good choice because the class is held indoors.
If your dog is not quite ready for this workshop, please consider a private lesson prior to attending this workshop.
If you would like to discuss your dog's behavior prior to signing up, please contact us.
Assistance Dogs International Disclaimer
Completion of a course/internship does not signify that the person is a qualified service/assistance dog trainer by Assistance Dogs International and the course itself is not endorsed or approved by ADI. The purpose of our program is to guide you as you train your own dog to be your service dog. The Dog Alliance is a fully accredited member of Assistance Dogs International.
