Get
help with a problem, explore an area of interest or
come for fun. The San Francisco Bay Area has so much
to offer the humans that live and play with their pets
here. Metro Dog wants to keep you informed, entertained
and educated about important topics in pet care and
environmentally, socially conscious choices.
To build a fun and successful relationship with your
dog it is necessary to embrace the unique traits, experiences
and skills that are your dog. My hope is to guide you
to see the best your dog has to offer and show you
how to use it to build the relationship you want.
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| SCHEDULE: Please
visit our Calendar to see
a current schedule of classes! |
INSTRUCTOR: All
of our basic training classes are led by Alison
Smith, CTC, Metro Dog's head of training and behavior.
We are proud to be the new home of Canine
Culture! |
BOOKING
INFORMATION: For more
information or to book, please contact Alison Smith at training@metrodog.com.
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| Specialty
Workshop Offerings: |
| 1. FIND IT!
AND OTHER BRAIN WORK |
Teach
your dog to find your keys - your child - your remote.
Put Fido's nose to work while having fun with your
dog. Take your training to the next level:
• shaping behavior with clickers
• Play Train - using games to build rapid responses
• speaking dog - using
your body language to guide your dog, silently
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| 2. LEASH MONSTER |
Does
your dog go nuts when another dog goes by? This workshop
is for you. Learn how to teach your dog to ignore other
dogs, how to handle and get control of your dog and
enjoy walking.
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| 3. WALK WITH
THE TRAINER |
Real
life practice for anyone looking to improve their dog's
trail manners. Group meets at the Albany Bulb.
This is a drop in social group event. Please email
us before if you plan to attend.
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| 4. LEASH MANNERS |
Walking
nicely on a leash in all situations is so important
to your relationship with your dog. It is also one
of the most difficult things to teach your dog. Many
people and dogs leave basic obedience classes without
mastering this activity. The frustration of getting
dragged down the street means your dog doesn't get
to go on walks with you, and you spend less time together.
1 Day workshops and 4 week classes cover skills, equipment
and Real Life practice.
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