Special Classes for Social Needs
Prices listed with each class

Diamonds in the Ruff - Training For Dogs & Their People - Class Schedule


GRRRRR ... fearful? bossy? shy? territorial? under-socialized?

Social Skills

7 weeks - $125
For dogs who are unpredictable or reactive in new situations with other animals or people.
Techniques to help nervous, defensive and reactive dogs feel more comfortable in new situations.
Addresses socialization issues, desensitization techniques for helping nervous
and anti-social dogs gain confidence with people and other animals.

7-week course includes Leadership & Body Language classes.
Instructors: Carol Byrnes, CPDT & Cathy Fox, CPDT

First week orientation is 2+ hours long, people only, dogs stay home.
Weeks 2-6 with dog are
1+ hours each.
Dogs with serious issues may require a private consult to evaluate appropriateness for attending the group session.

Saturday: 6:00 pm


Remedial Rovers & Frustrated Fidos
4 wk 1-hr class - $95
This class is for dogs who are too stressed in the normal class environment.
This is a perfect class for students who are worried their dogs "will not stop barking" in class.
It is also appropriate for dogs who are worried and mildly reactive to close proximity to unfamiliar dogs.
Techniques will be included to help nervous and easily excitable dogs learn to focus and stay calm in new situations.
Class size limited. Placement in the class by instructor/behavior consultant referral.

Instructor: Cathy Fox, CPDT

Saturday: 5:00-6:00 pm

Private Consultations

Is your new puppy too young to attend classes, but you'd like to get a
head start on its socialization and training?
Have a specific behavior issue?
For behavior issues requiring individual help we also offer:

NEW PUPPY CONSULTS
BEHAVIOR CONSULTS
PROBLEMS REGARDING AGGRESSION

Behavior modification
Call Cathy Fox, CPDT - 993-3622
or Lisa Lucas, CPDT - 276-9118

 

Don't miss our Behavior 101 mini-seminars!

Mini-seminars to help you better understand your dog -
establishing leadership, reading canine body language:


Leadership


What is My Dog Saying?

Positive Solutions for Problem Behavior

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