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• Dr Jeff Nichol Pet Behavior Seminars
• Canine Country Club Dog Training Programs
A Trained Dog is a Happy Dog!!
Basic obedience training provides a foundation from which your dog learns to relate to you in many ways. The first objective of basic obedience training is to create a common language for you and your dog. This in turn lets your dog know the proper response (behavior) that you expect. Obedience training is a very important part of a family’s life with their dog.
When Should Training Begin?
Research shows that it is crucial for puppies to receive proper socialization and obedience training in the third and fourth month if they are to mature into confident, well-rounded adults. Undersocialized puppies grow into fearful or aggressive dogs. Our kind, safe methods give your puppy a head start on obedience and manners. Learn how to use positive motivation to shape the behavior you desire. Also learn how to effectively housebreak your dog and puppy-proof your home.
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 Group Obedience Classes
This is the most successful approach to training your dog. Dogs acquire stability from social interaction and learn to listen and obey around distraction. The training philosophy consists of positive motivation and intervention. Each course consists of 6 classes meeting once a week for approximately one and a half hours. Class program includes one-on-one behavior counseling and the basic commands such as: sit, stay, down, come, walking on and off leash, and using both verbal and hand commands.
 Charm School
In-kennel training is ideal for pet owners who can’t train their dogs at home because of time or physical limitations. With in-kennel training, your dog goes to camp to learn basic social skills and manners. During your dog’s stay, there will be field trips to test your dog’s new social skills and good behavior under distracting but controlled circumstances. An instructor will teach you how to work with your dog in the basic commands and will answer any questions you have. In addition, you will receive follow up lessons. Next time you will be on vacation or when boarding is needed, why not send your dog to camp?
Private instruction is also available. For pricing or to register your dog please contact the location which best suits your needs. |
Canine Country Club Dog Training Programs
Paradise Hills Classes
Advanced Obedience Class
Sat., July 11th at 1:00 pm
Basic Obedience Training
Wed., July 15th at 6:15 pm
Above classes with Marta Ortiz
Classes are scheduled once a week for 6 Weeks, Cost is $99.00
(All dogs must have current vaccinations)
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4th Street Classes
CLASS SCHEDULE FOR 4TH STREET PENDING
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If you are interested in a specific class, please call the facility and register for the class you are interested in. We require that you pay for the class and bring all vaccine records with you at least two days prior to commencement of the class you are registering you and your pet to attend. This also assures that we have reserved a space for you and your pet. We do not accept more than 10 students in each class.
All dogs must have current vaccinations
DHLPP & Rabies (Bordetella is very highly recommended).
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Dr. Jeff Nichol Pet Behavior Seminars
Seminars are held at Canine Country Club 4th Street location.
Strategies for dealing with:
Dogs Who Bite
Dogs Who are Destructive When Left Alone
Puppy Selection & More
How to Talk to Your Animals - and Care for Them, Too
Pet Behavior Issues for Puppies
Seminar schedules are:
Understanding Your Dog’s Behavior: Wednesday, June 17th from 7 - 9 pm
Understanding Your Catís Behavior: Wednesday, June 24th from 7 - 9 pm
The cost for these seminars is $40.00
To register call Carolyn at 792-5131
UNM Continuing Education Seminar:
Pet Behavior Seminar: Wednesday, September 16 from 6 - 9 pm (Registration available beginning July 20th)
REGISTRATION IS THROUGH UNM CONTINUING EDUCATION www.dce.unm.edu
Click here for more information about Dr.Nichol and these seminars.
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