About the Course
The Beyond Basics class offers the right amount of training, continued socialization and discussion topics of troublesome behaviors.
Age Recommendations: 4.5 months and older.
Prerequisite: Puppy Kindergarten OR your dog's first group class at K9 Wisdom
* The Beyond Basics class is the first class to start with if you have not taken a group class and your dog is 5 months or older.
This class covers;
Loose-leash-walking, working walk, heel, sit, down, a release word, leave-it, how to get your dog's attention, not to door dart, to settle on cue, and to come when called. This class will set you up to succeed in reaching your goals with your dog.
It also goes over all the troublesome behaviors you might be dealing with at this age such as;
House training, crate training, nipping/mouthing, barking, chewing, unruly house behavior and jumping.
Class Specifics:
Cost: $195
Class Duration: 1 hour per week
What's Included? Weekly in person classes, online membership access, weekly e-books with step-by-step instructions to follow along at home, corresponding videos to review at home, downloadable training handouts with training information and tips to common challenges.
Classes are held at our indoor heated and air conditioned training facility in Berthoud, Colorado.
1075 1st Street
Berthoud, Colorado 80513
Basic obedience training is a fundamental aspect of responsible dog ownership. It involves teaching dogs essential cues and behaviors that promote safety, good manners, and effective communication between the dog and owner. These training sessions provide a strong foundation for more advanced training and help build a harmonious relationship with your canine sidekick.
The skills and behaviors learned during training contribute to a safer and more enjoyable life for both you and your canine companion. By investing time and effort in training, you'll develop a deeper understanding and connection with your dog, leading to a fulfilling and harmonious relationship.
Key Benefits:
Improved Communication:
Basic cues like sit, stay, come, and heel create a common language between you and your dog.
Clear communication reduces confusion and helps your dog understand what is expected of them.
Enhanced Safety:
Obedience training can prevent dangerous situations by ensuring your dog responds to cues in potentially hazardous environments.
Cues such as "stay" and "come" can keep your dog out of harm's way, especially in public spaces.
Better Behavior:
Training helps address and correct undesirable behaviors such as jumping, barking, and chewing.
A well-trained dog is more likely to exhibit good manners both at home and in public settings.
Strengthened Bond:
The training process fosters trust and strengthens the bond between you and your dog.
Positive reinforcement techniques used in training create a positive and enjoyable experience for both parties.
Mental Stimulation:
Obedience training provides mental challenges that keep your dog engaged and mentally stimulated.
Engaging their minds helps prevent boredom, which can lead to destructive behaviors.
Socialization Opportunities:
Many obedience classes offer opportunities for dogs to interact with other dogs and people, promoting positive social behavior.
Socialization during training can reduce anxiety and fear in various situations.
