Basic dog obedience classES in BOTANY

4-week Basic Dog Obedience Classes in Botany only $239!

1 hour lessons weekly.

Location: Happy Little Howlers, 23A Luland St, Botany

(Other locations for Eazy Dog Training obedience classes: Camperdown, Darlinghurst, Marrickville, Mascot, Castle Hill, St Peters and Sydney Olympic Park, check out the class schedule!)

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  • 4 Week Beginner’s Dog Obedience and Manners Class in Botany for a Great Price!
  • Professional and Experienced Dog Training with a 5-Star Rating!
  • Suitable for All Dogs, No Matter the Breed, Age or Skill Level.
  • Training Includes Impulse Control, Engagement, Calming Down and Focus Exercises, Basic Obedience Training and Everyday Manners.
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Adult Dog Training Classes in Botany

Dog Obedience Training in Botany. Join a Basic Dog Obedience Class Today!

Basic manners training is crucial for all dogs. There’re no dogs that don’t require training, it’s that simple. It’s a fact that good dog manners make the relationship between a dog and owner a lot easier and happier.  Most importantly, teaching  dogs at least some basic obedience skills such as reliable recall  is a vital part of being a responsible dog owner.

Eazy Dog Training Dog Obedience Training Courses in Botany

In our 4-week dog obedience courses we teach and train all the important manners and obedience skills that make a dog a pleasure to be around. No more chasing your dog around the park! We’ll teach you great impulse control and focus exercises for calming down your dog in exciting situations and to keep them under control around distractions.

Our adult dog training classes include all the basic commands such as sit, down, stay, come, leave it and heel. We also learn impulse control exercises such as ignoring distractions and calming down. 

You may decide to teach your dog to perform very impressive tricks, but those are all optional. Basic obedience training shouldn’t be!

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This 4-week Basic Dog Obedience Class in Botany Includes:

You Will Learn

  • Dog training in general, how to add difficulty in your training gradually and how to ensure success when working towards your goals.
  • How to better control your dog around distractions

Your Dog Will Learn

  • Basic obedience commands & manners and engagement with you around distractions.
  • Self-control and discipline
  • Calm greeting manners and distraction training
Sit
This is something every owner generally teaches their dog. But very often the training is unfinished ending up with a dog who can only sit for a little while, with a treat or when using a hand signal. I’ll teach you how to keep control of your dog, no matter the situation, using this basic command.
Down
Lying down makes a dog more relaxed and calm. This is a helpful command when you need to stay somewhere longer and you want your dog to calm down and wait.
Stay
Teaches your dog to remain still, calm, and in one place. A very helpful command for many situations.
Come
This is one of the most important commands, and often struggled with. Recall should get your dog to come to you immediately upon your command. You should begin to teach this command to your puppy as soon as they recognise their name. This command could potentially help you protect your puppy from harm.
Heel
Teaches your dog to stay close to you as you walk, with or without a lead. Very useful when passing something you don’t want your dog to get interested in.
Leave it
An excellent command to use when you encounter something you don’t want your dog to touch. It takes a lot of focus and willpower from your dog especially when you want them to leave food. But when mastered, it is very impressive command!
Impulse Control, Calming Down and Focus Exercises

My opinion as a professional dog trainer in Sydney is that most dog-related issues can be fixed with impulse control and focus. Dogs too need to learn that life isn’t just about fun and games. But this needs to be done in a way that allows them to learn new behaviours. From the dog’s point of view that is! This is what we focus on in my obedience classes in Sydney. We’ll train:

– Ignoring distractions, calming down while tied up and doing nothing, mat training and waiting patiently until released.

Positive reinforcement
There are many kinds of dog-training methods available for training your dog, but the Australian Veterinary Association recommends positive reinforcement as the best method. Positive reinforcement rewards wanted behaviour rather than punishing unwanted behaviour. This kind of training makes learning more enjoyable for your dog, and will help to strengthen the bond you have together.

Eazy Dog Training Sydney uses positive reinforcement training techniques.