Dog Park Etiquette Training – Lowry
April 5, 2012 in Events, Get Involved, News
| July 14, 2012 | ||
| 9:00 AM | to | 10:00 AM |
Join us for one of 5 hour-long training sessions dedicated to improving your experience at the dog park. Our professional trainer will cover the following concepts:
- Review of the dog park rules
- Park manners for both humans and dogs
- Going in and out of the park gates politely and safely
- Walking on a loose leash to the park entrance
- When and how to step in when dogs are playing too roughly
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Dog Park Etiquette Training – Lowry
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Dog Park Etiquette Training – Lowry
Sadly I missed the training yesterday @ Stapleton (we were at the dog park before reading about your classes!) Would you consider offering a private lesson at Lowry, where we live? Our Miss Ruby would benefit sooner than later on tips re barking.
Thanks for your good work.
Alice Jordan
Lowry is a pleasant place to take your dog. It is new, and under-used. The after-work crowd enjoys being together. it’s a pretty setting, with the sound of meadow larks and other birds all around. Bring your own water.
Luckily, we will be hosting another training at Lowry in July! Please join us on July 14th from 9-10 am. If you would like private classes, please contact Fran Menley directly at fmenley@yahoo.com.
My newly adopted lab mix seems to show dominate aggression with other dogs so I’ve stayed clear of the dog park. Is this something you can help with, or should we stay away from off leash parks all together? Thanks for your time.
Alice, I would definitely do a private session in the Lowry area. I have had other cleints near there. We can work together to make sure you can enjoy the dog parks.
Fran, thanks so much for writing. I just picked up ‘The Culture Clash’ and Ms Ruby is responding well to the philosophy. I will definitely contact you if need be. She is turning a corner!
I am so happy to hear of your success.
Remember the 4′s : Commitment, confidence, consistency and compassion.