Advanced Obedience

(One-On-One Private Instruction)

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Private Instruction

Age requirement - 7.5 months and up

Prerequisite - Basic Obedience from Precision K-9 Services

Investment - $649.00 per dog
(If you have completed Basic within the last 3-4 weeks, if it has been longer you may need to purchase an extra single session [or more], you'll be evaluated at your first session.)

Class Frequency - Eight consecutive weeks - One time a week for about one hour.

Equipment needed - Can be found under the Password Protected area for previous Basic customers!  

More Details:

Obedience exercises covered- All of your Basic exercises...Heel, sit, sit stay, down, down stay, re-sit, recall, plus a drop on recall, all off leash. Out of sight stays. 

 Hand signals and verbal control for sit, down & recall from a distance of at least 30' away from dog, all off leash. You will have verbal and hand signal control used together or separately on and off leash for these  commands.

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Testimonial

Another Victory for Kip 3/06 (received via e-mail)

Hey Angie,

I wanted to tell you about the big thing Kip did yesterday. We were out in the yard last night playing around. I had her on her long line but no shock collar. We were originally just going to take a walk on the short lead but it was so nice we started playing, she dug after a few ground moles, etc. So I thought, well I'll let her drag around the long lead and do some refresher training stuff with her. So I changed leads and we played outside for another 20 minutes or so. After that, my boyfriend and I decided to sit on some lawn chairs and relax while she played and sniffed around. Then I decided to go inside and get something. I was going to leave her b/c Craig was outside and she wasn't too far from us. As I turned to go in she was just playing with a ball in the back yard when something caught her eye and in a flash she and the 30 ft. of lead were too far gone for me to get. I started to chase, my heart pounding b/c she'd never been without the shock collar or at a distance where I couldn't catch the lead if need be. I was getting a little scared I wouldn't get her back so I shouted "HEEL!!" She hesitated then turned and ran towards me. Then she decided she needed to chase again so I said heel one more time and began praising her like crazy. She actually came back. I couldn't believe it. So she got big time praise and a big greenie (she doesn't get those often) as a reward. Thank you, thank you for her training. If you hadn't taught me all that stuff she'd be gone. I don't know what she was chasing but I know I was so scared she wouldn't stop. Don't get me wrong if it hadn't been for those classes I wouldn't have even trusted her enough to be on the 30 foot lead unattached to anything else. There have been times when I yelled heel with the shock collar and nicked her but she still wouldn't return without some stronger shock so I figured she wouldn't come back without having that thing on. But she did. I was so surprised. I just wanted to thank you and let you know about her big victory. I'm so proud of her. It's one thing when she comes back b/c she had the shock collar on, but to completely come back on her own after being in full chase mode to me is amazing. Thank you so much.

Sincerely,
Rachel & Kippy

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