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Following
obedience lessons with a
dog is not only important for his education, it also strengthens
the bond with your dog. At a dog school you will learn the
attitudes such as laying down, sitting, standing, walking at the
foot (on the leash or not), refusing food, stay, etc. The
advantage of a dog school is that you come in contact with other
dogs. The education of your dog doesn't end at the dog school of
course. A lot of prectise must be done at home too.
At
dog school Pallieter you have these different classes:
| Puppy class: |
for puppies from
13 weeks to 4,5 months |
| Pré
Juniors: |
for puppies from
4,5 months to 6 months |
| Juniors: |
from
6 months and after the A class |
| A
class: |
new
dogs older than 6 months that haven't followed the puppy
course (and 'difficult cases') |
| B
class: |
from
7
months after passing a test |
| C
class: |
after
passing a test |
| Then
there are the Diploma class, Debutants, Program I and
Program II |
http://www.hspallieter.be/
We
do Obedience with our Havanese. With Dolce and Vita we
concentrate on Canine Freestyle. With Gioia, Havana, Dalia,
Mistica, Itala (and Hope) we go to the dog school Pallieter
(sometimes twice a week). Obedience doesn't stop at the dog
school, you also have to work at home. Each day we practice
obedience exercises with our Havanese. We always use a positive
training method, using food and playing.
More
photos of Obedience can be seen on the other part of the site:
Gehoorzaamheid.
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