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Engage in a structured and community-based approach to canine education with our group dog training classes in Oswego. These classes are designed to teach obedience commands, socialization, and basic manners, addressing various behaviors and skills. From sit and stay commands to leash walking and polite greetings, our goal is to nurture well-rounded and well-behaved dogs that can comfortably interact with both people and other animals. Hosted by and at Paws on Main, come join us in downtown Oswego!
Group dog training offers several advantages, including cost-effectiveness and a unique social environment for the low price of $45 per training. These classes are more affordable, making professional training accessible to more pet owners. The social setting allows dogs to interact with their peers, which is crucial for their social development. Additionally, it fosters a supportive community where pet owners can share experiences, tips, and encouragement.
Our group training sessions are held weekly on Sundays, with occasional breaks. You can subscribe to our calendar through the sidebar or at the bottom of this event, depending on your device. Each session lasts about an hour and a half. Tyler The Trainer will guide pet owners and their dogs through various exercises and commands, with each class building on the skills learned in previous sessions to ensure steady progress.
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 training program, owners can expect a structured progression of skill levels, beginning with basic commands and gradually advancing to more complex behaviors. Training methods often include positive reinforcement techniques, but aren’t limited to any certain techniques. We focus on rewarding desired behaviors to encourage repetition. 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.
Engage in a structured and community-based approach to canine education with our group dog training classes in Oswego. These classes are designed to teach obedience commands, socialization, and basic manners, addressing various behaviors and skills. From sit and stay commands to leash walking and polite greetings, our goal is to nurture well-rounded and well-behaved dogs that can comfortably interact with both people and other animals. Hosted by and at Paws on Main, come join us in downtown Oswego!
Group dog training offers several advantages, including cost-effectiveness and a unique social environment for the low price of $45 per training. These classes are more affordable, making professional training accessible to more pet owners. The social setting allows dogs to interact with their peers, which is crucial for their social development. Additionally, it fosters a supportive community where pet owners can share experiences, tips, and encouragement.
Our group training sessions are held weekly on Sundays, with occasional breaks. You can subscribe to our calendar through the sidebar or at the bottom of this event, depending on your device. Each session lasts about an hour and a half. Tyler The Trainer will guide pet owners and their dogs through various exercises and commands, with each class building on the skills learned in previous sessions to ensure steady progress.
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 training program, owners can expect a structured progression of skill levels, beginning with basic commands and gradually advancing to more complex behaviors. Training methods often include positive reinforcement techniques, but aren’t limited to any certain techniques. We focus on rewarding desired behaviors to encourage repetition. 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.
