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    Dog Training Classes

  • Take Your Dog to Class

    Call Beth Joy at 410-404-6492 or use that contact button there to email us

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    Puppy Poise

    Learn basic training, including name recognition, sit, down, leash walking, polite greetings, and issues specific to puppies like crate training, nipping, potty training, and more

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    Adult Etiquette

    Basic training for your adult dog, including attention, sit, down, leash walking, polite greetings, recalls, and more. Your dog will learn to be the family member your want him to be!

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    Intermediate Skills

    After completing a basic class, your dog can move on to “Doggy Decorum” to learn intermediate skills like stay with duration, stand, back up, some tricks, distractions, and more

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  • Trick Class

    Just like the name says! Your dog will learn fun tricks and you can even suggest tricks for him to learn

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    Reactive Dogs

    Reactive working sessions are perfect for “leash reactive” dogs and dogs that react to dogs and people passing by

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  • Strengthen the Bond with Your Dog

    We believe that training your dog makes him a more confident, happy and successful member of your home. Training strengthens your bond with your dog. At Unleashed Joy Dog training, we use the most up-to-date, positive training methods available. In our group classes, your dog will be able to work along side other dogs successfully. We will teach them what our words mean such as “sit,” “down,” “leave it,” etc. They will learn self control and how to be a more polite member of not only your home, but of society.

    Our training methods are well-documented and proven to work more effectively and efficiently. We use a combination of classical and operant conditioning. We help your dog learn desired behaviors by positively reinforcing them, and decrease undesired behaviors by eliminating reinforcement of them. We don’t advocate a human/dog relationship based on fear and/or coercion, and do not support or use choke collars, prong collars, shock collars or any aversive techniques that may damage your dogs trust in you or in humankind. You’ve made a long term commitment that requires teaching, guidance and love.