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06/15/2024
Furry Faces…
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Furry Faces…
Hey everybody meet Bandit. He’s a seven month old Sheepadoodle who started his Foundation Program today. We’ll be focusing on Impulse Control and Walking. Today he did a great job!! Welcome to the LTL Pack Team Bandit!!
Hey everybody meet Lilo. She’s a 12 week old English Cocker Spaniel who started her Pre-K program today. We’ll be focusing on Obedience and Impulse Control/Settling Skills. Welcome to the LTL Pack Team Lilo!!
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FURRY FACES: Some CUTE puppy FACES from the recent PAST…
As a value added I offer group classes to my clients to help them practice with real-life distractions what their dogs have learned in their Programs.
We had a FANTASTIC group class last night. In the pictures the dogs (who range in age from 6 months to just over a year) were practicing Settling Skills with Distractions. Some of those Distractions included people, other dogs, bikes, kids, a motorized kid’s car, scooters, and more. Great job everyone!!
Puppy Preschool/Pre-K Client Testimonial
Contact me today to help jumpstart your puppy with things like obedience/manners, impulse control, settling skills, and so much more. Helping it grow up to be a friendly, well-mannered, dependable dog you can do more with.
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FIVE month old Rio CRUSHING his Down Stay with Distance AND Distractions. Way to go Rio!!
Hey everyone meet Tiger. She’s a two year old Golden Retriever who started her Foundation Program today. We’ll be working hard on Impulse Control focusing on leash walking and polite Meet and Greets. Welcome to the LTL Pack Team Tiger!!
Hey everybody meet Tank. He’s a four month old Great Pyrenees/Aussie mix who started Pre-K today. We’ll be working hard on Impulse Control and Settling Skills. Welcome to the LTL Pack Team Tank!!
Place is a great tool to help dogs learn Impulse Control. While on place they can sit, stand, lay down, turn around, etc. The only rule is they cannot step off without being Released.
SIX month old Charley CRUSHES “Place” with Food Distractions. Good girl Charley!!
Impulse Control is VERY hard for dogs and almost impossible for puppies…unless they learn to control those impulses. Practicing Duration with Distractions is just one way dogs learn Impulse Control and SIX month old Charley CRUSHES her down stay with food Distractions!! Way to go Charley!!
I can help your dog with Impulse Control. Contact me today.
Six Month old Charley practicing DOWN with DURATION AND moving dog DISTRACTIONS.
Nailed it!! Good job Charley!!
Some FLASH BACK pics too cute not to share….
Puppy Preschool Client Testimonial
Contact me today to help jumpstart your puppy with things like obedience/manners, impulse control, settling skills, and so much more. Helping it grow up to be a friendly, well-mannered, dependable dog you can do more with.
Rio LOVED Puppy Preschool so much he came back for 8 weeks of Puppy Pre-K.
SUPER EXCITED to keep working with him. He’s come a long way in a short period of time.
Good boy Rio!!
(For those interested Rio is a 5 month old Bernedoodle).
Charley LOVED Puppy Preschool so much she came back for 8 weeks of Puppy Pre-K.
SUPER EXCITED to keep working with her. She’s come a long way in a short period of time.
Good girl Charley!!
(For those interested Charley is a 5 month old Aussalier).
Don’t put off training any longer…. Contact me today
Client Testimonial…
Furry Faces Friday….
I’m having dog withdrawals from being sick the last two weeks.
Please share some pics of your dog to help lift my spirits. ❤️
Furry Faces Flashback…DUO pics.
Dogs need to learn to listen when they are around other dogs just like when they are alone. Duo pics show the dogs practicing obedience together. Good job!!
Time for Furry Faces Friday….
Inside & outside faces
Too good not to share… please take the time to read.
This is something everyone should see. This xray is of a 2 week old puppy.
When you get your 8/10 week old puppies, please keep this image in mind. Their bones do not even touch yet. They plod around so cutely with big floppy paws and wobbly movement because their joints are entirely made up of muscle, tendons, ligaments with skin covering. Nothing is fitting tightly together or has a true socket yet.
When you run them excessively or don't restrict their exercise to stop them from overdoing it during this period you don't give them a chance to grow properly. Every big jump or excited bouncing run causes impacts between the bones. In reasonable amounts this is not problematic and is the normal wear and tear that every animal will engage in.
But when you're letting puppy jump up and down off the lounge or bed, take them for long walks/hikes, you are damaging that forming joint. When you let the puppy scramble on tile with no traction you are damaging the joint.
You only get the chance to grow them once. A well built body is something that comes from excellent breeding and a great upbringing-BOTH, not just one.
Once grown - around 12-18 months depending on their breed, you will have the rest of their life to spend playing and engaging in higher impact exercise. So keep it calm while they're still little baby puppies and give the gift that can only be given once.
Time for FURRY FACES 🐶
Duos… having dogs practice Impulse Control and Responsiveness around other dogs is a crucial part of training. Just ask these Preschool and Pre-K duos…
Furry fAceS….
Up close and relaxing…
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FIVE month old Rio CRUSHING his Down Stay with Distance AND Distractions. Way to go Rio!!
Place is a great tool to help dogs learn Impulse Control. While on place they can sit, stand, lay down, turn around, etc. The only rule is they cannot step off without being Released. SIX month old Charley CRUSHES “Place” with Food Distractions. Good girl Charley!!
Impulse Control is VERY hard for dogs and almost impossible for puppies…unless they learn to control those impulses. Practicing Duration with Distractions is just one way dogs learn Impulse Control and SIX month old Charley CRUSHES her down stay with food Distractions!! Way to go Charley!! I can help your dog with Impulse Control. Contact me today.
Six Month old Charley practicing DOWN with DURATION AND moving dog DISTRACTIONS. Nailed it!! Good job Charley!!
Impulse Control is one of the biggest struggles most owners have with their dogs. Dogs have to be taught how to control these natural impulses and the only way to learn impulse control is by practicing. Teaching your dog settling skills like place, settle on a mat, or even a SOLID down command will help them learn to be calmer, even with distractions. This training takes time and A LOT of practice, first with minimal distractions so they can learn the behavior(s) you want and then gradually upping the Distractions. The more Distractions the harder it is for the dog to control those natural impulses, so take your time and train it right to help set your dog up for maximum success. In the video 6 month old Marley is practicing Place outside with Distractions. Good girl Marley!!
Q1) What’s YOUR “favorite” thing to do WITH your dog? Q2) What’s your dog’s “favorite” thing to do WITH you? A1) Go figure, my favorite thing to do is train new things and work on solidifying what she already knows. A2) Aoife’s favorite thing is to play fetch and play fetch, and play fetch!!
Gotta LOVE PLACE! Wally is working on Place with Food Distractions. He did FANTASTIC (especially if you know how much Wally likes food)!! Wally is 7 months old and this was his graduation day from the Pre-K 4 week program with Obedience & Impulse Control focus. Good boy Wally!!
Impulse Control… is crucial for all puppies/dogs to learn. Learning impulse control helps them to be a friendly, well-mannered member of not just your family but the community. Allowing you to do more with your dog. Place is just one command that can help with impulse control. It gives dogs a job to do (stay on the place bed) instead of doing the behavior you don’t want. Did I mention that these pups are just 4 months and 5 months old. If you’d like to find out more, let’s talk. I’d LOVE to help!!
Impulse control is hard!! Aoife has been with me a week and she is already mastering door manners. Good girl!!
Place, WITH distractions, as demonstrated by 15 week old Lucy. She’s excelling in her Pre-K program. Good girl Lucy!!
Exercise is a crucial part of a happy, healthy dog’s life, just ask Kona. How does your dog like to exercise?
Impulse control demonstrated by 16 week old Maggie…settling on her mat. Good girl!! My Pre-K program helps puppies learn crucial impulse control and so much more. Contact me today to find out how my Pre-K program can help your puppy succeed.
Let’s talk about Responsiveness. What does it mean for a dog/puppy to be Responsive? The definition of Responsive is: reacting or replying quickly or favourably, as to a suggestion, initiative, etc It’s important for your dog/puppy to be responsive when given a command. Here Lexi is demonstrating a Responsive in-motion down. Good girl Lexi!!