Sophie, a 9-10 month old PBGV, practicing a little bit of Rally, just for fun! I teach people how to train their dog, or puppy, to walk nicely on a lead, to sit, stay, come, as well as other commands like leave it, down, go to bed, etc.. I offer 4, thirty minute private lessons, once a week for 4 weeks at a time for $100.
I currently have a late afternoon, early evening slot available on Tuesdays and a 6:30 slot on Sunday evenings. Located near Choctaw High School. If you are interested, please text me, Rebecca Belflower at 405-255-8237 or message me through FB. I will also leave a flyer in the comments below with more information about my experience in dog training.
In this clip, Luna, a 7 month old Pit bull is learning to return to heel after a short recall. The return to heel was introduced in our 3rd week of lessons.
Here is my husband Steve practicing a “Drop on Recall” with his Belgian Malinous named Waffles. Steve and Waffles will join me in some of our training sessions.
Sophie, a 7 month old PBGV’s Recall! She can stay and wait until called, then knows to sit when she arrives instead of jumping up on you when she arrives.
Sophie is a 7 month old PBGV, a scent hound. After 6 weeks of class, Sophie is practicing her sit/ stay command.
Are you interested in putting a AKC Obedience title on your dog? As a Competitor myself in the advanced competitions, Open B and Utility B, let me help! I offer private sessions to, over time, prepare you for a Beginner Novice (BN) title and/or a Companion Dog (CD) title. These weekly, 30 minute sessions take place in Choctaw near the High School. The cost is $100 every 4 weeks. For those of you ready or almost ready to enter the ring, I also offer 45 minute, private sessions for $50 each. This includes a run through and help with any problems you might be having. If you are interested in either of these options, have questions, etc. please TEXT me at 405-255-8237 or message me through Facebook so that I can be notified and response promptly. Thank you Rebecca Belflower
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I am now offering private lessons here in Choctaw, OK, located near the High School. The lessons are for Dog Obedience for puppies on up. We can customize these lessons to your needs. They can include teaching your dog to walk nicely on a lead, to sit, to stay, to lay down, stand up, respect, come, etc.... A single private lesson is $35 for 30 minutes. If you wish to schedule and pay up front, Two 30 minute lessons are $60 and Four 30 minute lessons scheduled and paid up front are $100. If you are interested, have questions, etc, please TEXT me at 405-255-8237 or message me through FB so I will me notified and me able to respond to you in a timely manner. #dogtrainingchoctaw. # dogtrainingOKC #choctawdogtraining
My husband and I compete in AKC Obedience Competitions. Here is Molly & I, this past weekend, heeling, then staying in place as she stands, goes down & sits, next she does a drop on recall. Let us help you with your dog! We teach a Basic 4 week Obedience Course here in Choctaw, Ok. We cover Walking Nicely on a Lead, Sit, Stay, Come, Leave It and how to send your dog to their bed or crate. The cost is $70 for the 4 weeks and our next class starts Sunday, March 3rd at 5:15 to 6 pm. For a PROMPT response, please TEXT me at 405-255-8237 or messenger me through this FB page if you are interested or have any questions. ( for dogs ages 5 months and up) #dogtraining
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We have a 2nd Four week Obedience Course for those that pass the first course. It follows our 4 week Basic Obedience Course. In this video, Maggie is in the 2nd week of this course practicing her Sit/Stay command. The owner leaves the dog in the middle of the ring, walks to the end of the ring, then back and forth, in a T pattern, then back to her dog. Success! We have another Basic Obedience Course starting the first Sunday in March. The cost is $70. To learn more please visit our page. We are located in Choctaw near the High School.
We introduce “Come” the first week of our 4 week course. We do this through a moving exercise as the dog does not yet know “Sit” or “Stay”. By the 4th week, for handlers that practice during the week a few minutes each day, the handler is able to combine the Sit, the Stay and the Come in all one exercise.
The “leave It” command is taught in our Basic 4 week course. It is introduced the 2nd week by leaving toys around on the floor, the 3rd week, their snacks are put on the floor and the dogs learn to leave them, receiving praise/treats when they do. The 4th week, we combine the “walking nicely on a lead” exercise with the “leave it” command. One by one, we walk the dog by my girl Molly. The dog (in this video, a 6 month old puppy named Scout) in this video is learning to leave other dogs along while walking nicely on a lead. The puppy was praised and given a treat for her job well done.
Scout, a 6 month old miniature schnauzer doing her sit and stays in the last week of our 4 week basic obedience course. If you would like to see more videos like this, please visit our page! Thank you.
Our 4 week course includes teaching your dog to walk nicely on a lead as being demonstrated by one of our students and her dog Maggie. This is different than competition heeling. It’s you and your companion being able to enjoy walking together without you being pulled around by your dog. If you are interested in one of our Basic Obedience Classes, check out this FB page for our dates and times available. If you are interested in seeing more videos like this, follow our page.
Thanks, Rebecca Belflower
Directed Jumping
This is part one of two jumps in the “Directive Jumping Exercise in AKC Utility.
Moving Stand
This is Steve training Waffles for the Moving Stand exercise in the AKC Utility class.
Directive Retrieve
This is the Directive Retrieve exercise in the AKC Utility class.
Scent Articles
Steve is training Waffles for the “Scent Discrimination” Exercise. Turn the volume up on the video for more details.
The rest of the Signal Exercise. Commands to stand, down, sit,come and finish are all done from across the ring with signals, no verbal commands.
The signal Exercise is completed after the judge has given the handler signal commands, then the handler to the dog, to down, sit, come and finish your dog.
Heeling Part (1st part) of the AKC Utility “Signals Exercise”
Steve is training Waffles for a AKC Utility Title. This video shows the first part of the exercise right up to the point the judge will tell him to stand his dog. I will post the rest of the Signal exercise in the next video
1st part of the Signal Exercise
