Dog training
Dog training sessions are geared specifically to you and your dog. The advantage of individual training is that we can focus on:
- what is your current training status?
- how old is your dog (where does he stand in his development)?
- how much time do you have and when?
- what are your expectations and goals?
- do you or your dog have special needs?
- which commands are important in your individual case?
- who in the family deals with the dog?
Individual training is more flexible as to when and where the training takes place. However, if you are a group of dog-owners who are interested in tailor-made group training sessions, I am of course equally happy to train you as a group. I think it makes sense to ocasionally include your children in the training, as well as extended family who often interact with the dog.
In dog training sessions you can learn:
- how to get your dog to walk on a loose leash
- basic commands (ie sit, lay down, wait, come back, etc)
- clicker training
- suitable activities for your dog
(I do NOT offer specific trainings for competitions)