Ottawa Dog Training
Ottawa Doggy Daycare & Training Centre
Our basic Beginner l session will teach you how to:
Gain control. Using our methods, you can build a tight bond with your dog as your alpha role is defined for your pet. It is one of the keys to a stress-free, happy life for everyone.
Properly motivate and reward your dog based on the way they learn and respond...with LOVE & PRAISE!
Get your dog’s attention. We teach a command called “Dog Attention”. When you can achieve positive eye contact with your dog, you gain the most impressive training tool that will help you easily control your dog.
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"Properly trained,
a man can be
dog's best friend."
... Corey FordThe next training level is a Beginner level ll that continues the dog's
training working on dog attention and your control of the dog while
heeling on lead and with distractions.
All other basic commands are strenghtened such as your sit/down/stand
stays. Also taught are whistle recalls + finish to heel and as a reward to
our dogs, we do some beginner agility training!
We also have small classes for puppies 11 weeks and older. The classes work on teaching owners how to prevent and correct common problems, learn good manner commands, off-leash socializing and much more…including a Question & Answer sessions.
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More advanced classes for Novice trialing, Rally etc, please contact us.
With our experienced and proven methods, we give you the tools needed to train your dogs to be happy canine companions.
Our instructors have 25+ years of experience each training their own dogs and others.
-They work full time with animals and have their
own working dogs.
-Each have experience working in many dog related sports such as obedience show trialing, confirmation, agility, rally and field training and school and senior centre demos....
-Regularly attend dog behaviour and training workshops and seminars.
-Teaching dog owners how to properly train their dogs without the overuse of food, instead using techniques that are more natural to dog behaviours and how dogs learn.
