Residential V.I.P Classes

Why is one on one training better then group classes?

Group classes verses Private Classes

 

All training classes are done at the time that is convenient for the owner.

Training is done either in the environment where the dog lives or at the training center.

Training is done inside, outdoors and on the streets with real life situations.

Problems can be addressed directly.

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Negative aspects of group classes and out of home training

-Most dog obedience classes are held or given in open halls or centers, with too many
 dogs in each class. This is a major drawback for both the dog and owner.

-With with such places dogs aren't exposed to the realities of the real world and all of
  the distractions that go with it.

-Many dogs that appear to listen in class fall back once they go back to their home
 environment, where they misbehave.

-The classes held are to large for 1 or 2 trainers.

-It lacks the one on one individual attention between the pet and the trainer.
  Which is very important to catch mistakes during training.

-Bad behavior can't be corrected by the trainer with so many other dogs in class.

-Dogs attention is all over the place and can't concentrate.

-Lack of concentration needed between the owner and their dog is interrupted always.

-To owners are to busy keeping other dogs away from one another so thy miss out.

-Age differences among dogs in the class.

-Unfriendly dogs in class.

-No exposure to the outdoor traffic and noise.

-It is under a controlled environment

-In a controlled environment outside the home the possibilities for a proper corrections
 is not possible. Problems like door darting, keeping the dog out of certain rooms,
 outdoor  perimeter control, stealing  food, counter surfing, jumping and much more...
 these would  need direct attention and corrections.

-Limited sessions.

-Missed classes become your loss.

-Many more reasons...

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Please note: Some dogs with certain behavioral issues might benefit more from group classes.
We will let you know.