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Positive Reinforcement Dog Training Classes Summer 2025

Silly black dog wearing hat in front of Eiffel Tower

Maybe your dog is not taking a European vacation this summer…
…and needs a summer activity.

Positive reinforcement dog training classes should be fear-free and force-free. Your dog should enjoy learning and you should enjoy teaching. I have been teaching fun and successful dog training for twenty-six years. Join us!

cream golden retriever smiling in graduation hat

For more information on the upcoming dog training classes:
click here or contact Lisa@threedogstraining.com

Upcoming Dog Training Classes April 2025

Dog holding a slipper in its mouth

Positive reinforcement dog training should be fear-free and force-free. Your dog should enjoy learning and you should enjoy teaching.

As a Certified Professional Dog Trainer and certified dog behavior specialist, I have been teaching fun and successful dog training for twenty-five years. Join us!

For more information on the upcoming dog training classes:
click here or contact
Lisa@threedogstraining.com

Upcoming Dog Training Classes March 2025

puppy sitting in a mess
If your house looks like this, why not sign up for training classes?!?

Positive reinforcement classes should be fear-free and force-free. Your dog should enjoy learning and you should enjoy teaching. I have been teaching fun and successful dog training for twenty-six years. Join us!

For more information on the upcoming dog training classes:
click here or contact
Lisa@threedogstraining.com

 

Upcoming Fall Dog Training Classes November 2024

dog wrapped up in holiday ribbon

The holidays are coming…

 

Maybe getting the dogs training before they start getting into all the packages would be a good thing…🤷‍♀️

 Positive reinforcement dog training should be fear-free and force-free. Your dog should enjoy learning and you should enjoy teaching.

As a Certified Professional Dog Trainer and certified dog behavior specialist, I have been teaching fun and successful dog training for twenty-five years. Join us!

For more information on the upcoming dog training classes:
click here or contact
Lisa@threedogstraining.com

Odin the German Shepard Dog prepares for his family’s new baby. Good Boy!

Odin’s family took time before their new baby came home to learn how to and what to train Odin to do to keep their family happy and safe together.

Odin’s family wanted their dog to be ready for their first baby.
Odin dog preparing for his family's new baby
Odin settled near his new baby girl’s automated swing.

Odin the dog prepares for his family’s new baby by doing a settle command while the baby swing goes back and forth.

This allowed Odin to learn how to be calm around baby gizmos like this. He also prepares by learning that these items are not scary things.

It is important to see how our dogs behave around new baby gizmos before baby arrives because:
  • There won’t be a lot of time when baby comes home
  • If we wait until baby is actually in the swing or vibrating Pack-n-Play or other moving and/or sound making device, we won’t know if our dog is reacting uncomfortably because of the gizmo or the baby
  • And, if we know ahead of time that our dog is not as comfortable with the baby gizmos, we can desensitize

For more details on desensitizing your dog to baby gizmos see the Excerpt chapter one – ‘The Ruff Wait for Baby’ from Please Don’t Bite the Baby here.

Odin’s family took time before their new baby came home to learn how to and what to train Odin to do to keep their family happy and safe together.

For more details on how to keep your baby and dog(s) safe and happy together, see more exerpts here.

Or you can buy Please Don’t Bite the Baby, and Please Don’t Chase the Dogs.

Congratulations to Odin and his family – it is all well worth it!