Out Of The Shell Dog Training

29/01/2025

No group class next week. See everyone on the 11th at 4:30.

27/01/2025

If you are getting a puppy soon or just got one I highly recommend going through the Puppy Culture program. I have been using it when raising every puppy I have had for the last 3 years and believe in the results. If you have any questions about it let me know.

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26/01/2025

Group class at 4:30 on Tuesday this week, no class next the 4 and class again on the 11th.

24/01/2025

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21/01/2025

Group class tonight at 4:30!

20/01/2025

Nighttime Training
A good rule is to take away your puppies food and drinking water two hours before his bedtime. Sometimes a walk before bedtime will encourage sleeping and don’t forget to take him to his toilet area immediately before he turns in for the night .Buy him a kennel/crate that is large enough for him as an adult. Place him in his crate containing an article with your sent, his chew bone, and nothing else. He will object to this confinement, but if you give him a chew with some flavor, he will soon except the restriction if he cries, don’t scold him; simply walk away. During the night you must train yourself to tend to him immediately when he cries. You do so by taking him from his crate and carrying him to the toilet area of the yard. Don’t play with him, pet him, or make a fuss over him in any way; this is a duty trip only. If he defecates or urinates, praise him. Return him to his crate after a few minutes in the toilet area, whether he has eliminated or not. Your first duty in the morning must be to take him again to the toilet area.

20/01/2025

Crate training Schedule
A guide to maximum crate time and crate training stages in puppies under six months of age.

17/01/2025

Puppy Kindergarten – Puppy classes should include handling and restraint exercises, which will make future groomer and vet visits easier and help the puppy/owner bond. Students should be taught to manage the home environment and supervise so their pups don’t get into trouble in the first place. In-class socialization should include introducing pups to all sorts of unfamiliar things including strange sounds, different types of surfaces to walk on, and things that can sometimes frighten dogs such as people wearing hats and sunglasses. Puppy classes start at four months of age because sixteen weeks is the age at which the rabies vaccination is given along with the last of the series of puppy vaccinations. Optimum window of socialization in dogs is between four and twelve weeks of age. Make sure to expose them to new things (including other dogs and people), they will be much more likely to accept them, and have less of a fearful reaction to those things in the future.

13/01/2025

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12/01/2025

Group class on Tuesday nights at 4:30 to 530. Across the street from 44189 W Windrose Dr. all breeds and levels are welcome.

10/01/2025

Start ready with a strong nutritional foundation
Your new puppy brain with athletic potential. Every meal, every lesson and every milestone contributes to a sharp mind and strong body. Help your pup develop a strong foundation with the right nutrition.
Fuel for growth and play: A diet with optimized levels of fats and carbohydrates provide a growing puppy with concentrated energy for daily activities.
Brain development: DHA supports healthy brain function. DHA is an omega-3 fatty acid that promotes learning and memory.
Nutrients for developing muscles and bones: Hight quality proteins plus calcium and phosphorus help puppies grow and develop at the right pace. Protein provides amino acids to support muscle tissue development. Calcium and phosphorus support bone development and growth.
Immune system: Increased activity and natural exploration are part of an active puppy’s journey. A diet enriched with antioxidants such as vitamin E, helps support a puppy’s natural defense.
Digestive health: Feeding a highly digestible, nutrient dense diet helps a puppy develop a digestive system. A diet with fiber and prebiotics aids healthy digestion and the formation of proper stool.

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08/01/2025

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07/01/2025

Have class again tonight at 4:30pm!

06/01/2025

Training begins
What’s your one year goal? How about two or three?
Planning for the future
Thinking ahead right from the get-go will help you make crucial decisions on training, conditioning and preparation as your pup grows.
Do you want the perfect house guest?
A vital sidekick on adventures?
A dog always up for a new challenge?
With the proper foundation early on, and continued training as the pup progresses, your new addition will grow into a dog that is not only fun to be around and easy to handle in everyday life, but a true teammate at home, at work or a competitive event.
The activities that you and your growing up can enjoy together are endless. Set a goal, commit to training for it and see what you can accomplish together.

31/12/2024

No Jump Training
You can teach your dog to keep all four paws on the floor when they greet people by placing treats on the floor during greetings. The idea is to prevent your dog from jumping by rewarding them before they can even think about leaving the ground. The following steps will teach four on the floor:
With your dog on leash, have somebody approach your dog.
Before the person gets to your dog, toss several treats on the floor.
While your dog is eating off the floor, have the person pet and greet them.
Before your dog is finished eating, have the person back away again.
After several repetitions, repeat the steps above but this time extend the greeting, continuing to toss treats on the floor the entire time.
Once your dog can keep all four feet on the ground, let them greet the person before you place the first treat on the ground.
As your dog begins to understand the rules, you can feed fewer and fewer treats until the greeting is the only reward.
The trick to this technique is being fast with the treats. You need to anticipate your dog’s jumping behavior and provide the goodies before it can occur. If you’re too late and the dog jumps, have the person turn and walk away as you stop feeding the dog. In time, your dog will come to realize that four on the floor brings attention and treats while jumping brings nothing.

31/12/2024

No class until the 7th

28/12/2024

No class this Tuesday, start up again in the new year.

27/12/2024

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