- Chicagoland
- care@trainingthatlasts.com
- 630-303-3545
Join our dog training sessions with other dog handlers in Oswego. Taught by Tyler, head trainer at Training That Lasts and hosted by Paws on Main, join us for a community-focused, structured approach to canine education! These classes are perfect for teaching essential obedience commands, socialization, and basic manners. Whether it’s sit, stay, leash walking, or polite greetings, we aim to develop well-rounded, well-behaved dogs that can confidently interact with people and other animals.
At just $45 per session, our group classes are not only affordable but also offer a unique social environment for your dog to interact with other pups. It’s a great opportunity for owners to connect, share tips, and be part of a supportive community.
Classes take place every Sunday (with occasional breaks) and last about 1.5 hours. You can subscribe to our calendar via the sidebar or bottom of the page. Led by Tyler The Trainer, each session builds upon previous lessons to ensure consistent progress for both dogs and their owners.
Participants should bring essential items such as a slip lead leash, collar, or harness, along with their dog’s favorite treats for training purposes. It’s also advisable to bring water and a portable bowl, especially for outdoor classes. Owners should be ready to actively engage with their dogs during each session, as hands-on practice is crucial for effective learning.
During the group training, handlers can expect progression of skill levels. Training methods often include positive reinforcement techniques, but aren’t limited to any certain techniques. We focus on rewarding desired behaviors to encourage repetition, among many other tools that will give you the confidence as a dog handler. The role of you, the dog handler, is crucial! Active participation and consistency in practice are key to your dog’s success! We sometimes assign follow-up homework to reinforce skills learned during the sessions.
It’s beneficial to hear from past participants to gauge the program’s effectiveness. Success stories often highlight significant improvements in obedience and behavior, fostering a positive and disciplined environment for both dogs and their owners.
Join our dog training sessions with other dog handlers in Oswego. Taught by Tyler, head trainer at Training That Lasts and hosted by Paws on Main, join us for a community-focused, structured approach to canine education! These classes are perfect for teaching essential obedience commands, socialization, and basic manners. Whether it’s sit, stay, leash walking, or polite greetings, we aim to develop well-rounded, well-behaved dogs that can confidently interact with people and other animals.
At just $45 per session, our group classes are not only affordable but also offer a unique social environment for your dog to interact with other pups. It’s a great opportunity for owners to connect, share tips, and be part of a supportive community.
Classes take place every Sunday (with occasional breaks) and last about 1.5 hours. You can subscribe to our calendar via the sidebar or bottom of the page. Led by Tyler The Trainer, each session builds upon previous lessons to ensure consistent progress for both dogs and their owners.
Participants should bring essential items such as a slip lead leash, collar, or harness, along with their dog’s favorite treats for training purposes. It’s also advisable to bring water and a portable bowl, especially for outdoor classes. Owners should be ready to actively engage with their dogs during each session, as hands-on practice is crucial for effective learning.
During the group training, handlers can expect progression of skill levels. Training methods often include positive reinforcement techniques, but aren’t limited to any certain techniques. We focus on rewarding desired behaviors to encourage repetition, among many other tools that will give you the confidence as a dog handler. The role of you, the dog handler, is crucial! Active participation and consistency in practice are key to your dog’s success! We sometimes assign follow-up homework to reinforce skills learned during the sessions.
It’s beneficial to hear from past participants to gauge the program’s effectiveness. Success stories often highlight significant improvements in obedience and behavior, fostering a positive and disciplined environment for both dogs and their owners.
