4-Week Obedience Class Marrickville
4-Week Face-to-Face Dog Obedience Class for Manners Training for Dogs only $249!
60-minute weekly lessons for 4 weeks at the same location, time and weekday, weather permitting
Location: 142 Addison Rd Community Area, Marrickville
Training is held outdoors in the grass area in front of Australian Martial Arts Academy in the Addison Rd Community Area. Parking area is next to the training space.
- Classes are limited to 2 people per dog.
- Max 10 dogs per class, depending on location
- The class runs for 4 consecutive weeks weather permitting.
Obedience class for dogs. Suitable for all breeds of fully vaccinated dogs, no matter the skill level. All dogs must be on a vaccination program and up to date with their vaccines.
- 4 weeks of training with an experienced & professional dog trainer.
- Great dog training class for everyone who wants to improve their dog’s daily manners.
- Excellent for the foundation of therapy dog training.
- Training includes: Distraction training and basic obedience training for commands such as sit, down, stay, come, heel, leave it and drop (items and/or food). Calming down exercises such as mat training and engagement training. Calm and polite greeting manners with other dogs and people.
- This class is not suitable for separation anxiety training, or for dogs with anxieties, reactivity or aggression issues
BOOKING INSTRUCTIONS:
- Scroll down this page and choose a start date that suits you. If the class is sold out we will tell you and you can not book that date, please choose another date or class.
- Proceed by clicking ‘NEXT’ to give your details and confirm your booking via payment.
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Hi Aniina, we have a nine month golden retriever cross who want to bring to your Obedience training. We also have a two year old Schnoodle who knows basic training. The retriever cross picks on her brother because he’s much smaller and can be timid. Would it be a good idea to bring both dogs (my husband or I would stay with the Schnoodle while the other does the training with the retriever) or is it better to leave the Schnoodle at home and just bring the retriever to obedience training, so she’s not distracted? Thank you, Amber