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What is Obedience?
What is Obedience?
Obedience is defined as compliance with an order, request, or law or submission to another's authority. It is the foundation for all training. Without a solid foundation a dog will never achieve their full potential. We build dogs who go above and beyond in their obedience and have the confidence to perform in ever situation.
Beginner/ Level 1
Beginner/ Level 1
Puppies or dogs with NO training. Covers sit, lay, come, up, down, wait, leash walking, heal, socializing, potty training, crate training and leave it.
Puppies or dogs with NO training. Covers sit, lay, come, up, down, wait, leash walking, heal, socializing, potty training, crate training and leave it.
*All dogs who will be going into any kind of job will have specialized training. Levels 1-3 are all centered around preparation for the job the dog will perform.*
Intermediate/ Level 2
Intermediate/ Level 2
Dogs with beginner training under minimal or no distraction. Moves into dog friendly public areas, begins off leash training, over, through, place, touch, paw, introduction into job (beginner bite work, target training, pressure introduction, pull/push introduction, scent detection introduction) This is the minimum training recommended for any dog. This level meets AKC Good Canine Citizen requirements.
Dogs with beginner training under minimal or no distraction. Moves into dog friendly public areas, begins off leash training, over, through, place, touch, paw, introduction into job (beginner bite work, target training, pressure introduction, pull/push introduction, scent detection introduction) This is the minimum training recommended for any dog. This level meets AKC Good Canine Citizen requirements.
Advanced/ Level 3
Advanced/ Level 3
Dogs with intermediate training that are 100% leash-less. Drive breaking, restricted public access (stores, movie theaters, etc) vehicle training, job prep (Beginner bite sleeves, advanced agility work, mute targeting, “see and react” training, “wake from sleep” training.
Dogs with intermediate training that are 100% leash-less. Drive breaking, restricted public access (stores, movie theaters, etc) vehicle training, job prep (Beginner bite sleeves, advanced agility work, mute targeting, “see and react” training, “wake from sleep” training.
Level 4/ Competetive/ Working
Level 4/ Competetive/ Working
Dogs who have completed all other levels of training top before the age of 18 months or for dogs who go through training later in life, maximum time allotted is 12 months. This training is specific to a dog's job. Obedience skills learned in the first three levels of training are tweaked and perfected for competition or moving into working training. Dog that fail out of this are not excepted back into the working program.
Dogs who have completed all other levels of training top before the age of 18 months or for dogs who go through training later in life, maximum time allotted is 12 months. This training is specific to a dog's job. Obedience skills learned in the first three levels of training are tweaked and perfected for competition or moving into working training. Dog that fail out of this are not excepted back into the working program.
Working dogs include but are not limited to
Service Dogs- PTSD, Autism, Down Syndrome, Mobile Assistance, Psychaitric Service, Medical Alert, Seizure Response.
Working K9- Personal/Home Protection, Security, Detection, Search and Rescue
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