About This Class:
This class begins July 12 and continues every Thursday for 6 weeks. Class runs from 7:00pm to 8:00pm, and will be held at Winchester Park. Located on the corner of Yukon Drive and
South 10 Mile Road in Kuna.
This is a beginner's Novice class for dogs 4 months and older. Skills taught are: Controlled walking on leash, Sit, Down, Stay, Stand and Come. Dogs must be current on rabies( 4 mos and older), parvo and distemper vaccinations.
Class fee is $60.00 for 6 weeks of training. Cash or check accepted. Please make payment by the second week of class.
For those interested, the American Kennel Club S.T.A.R. Puppy test is offered in these classes at no extra cost, for puppies up to 12 months of age. You can read about the American Kennel Club S.T.A.R. Puppy test here.
Please download, print and complete the class application form, and bring it to class on the first day. The file is a pdf and has been scanned for viruses.
| caroles_novice_class_application.pdf |
PLEASE BE SURE TO EMAIL OR CALL ME TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT IN CLASS AND SO I CAN PREPARE THE NEEDED SUPPLIES FOR YOU.
Email: Carole@prancingpaws.com
Cell: 661-433-6170
Email: Carole@prancingpaws.com
Cell: 661-433-6170
First day of class, bring your dog on a leather or nylon 6' lead, proof of vaccinations, and completed class application. PLEASE BE SURE, WHATEVER COLLAR YOU USE, THAT YOUR DOG CANNOT BACK OUT OF IT.
PLEASE BE SURE TO READ THE ABOVE SENTENCE 3 TIMES. :)
PLEASE BE SURE TO READ THE ABOVE SENTENCE 3 TIMES. :)
FAQ
No it is not. One hour a week with me won't train your dog. You must do your homework. I can not guarantee you will do your homework :) Although, if you follow my instructions & do your homework, you will have a well trained dog.
The dogs do not play together in these classes. Due to a variety of ages, it would not be safe.
I encourage families to attend class together. Children are welcome, although they must remain with the handler and may not visit with other dogs in class.
You may only handle one dog in class. If you do not have anyone to handle the second dog, I suggest you bring the worst behaved dog to class & then work with the second dog at home with the skills you have learned in class.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact me by phone or email.