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NEW CLASS:
K9 Nose Work is a new "sport" developed by Ron Gaunt, Amy Herot and Jill Marie O'Brien that utilizes a dog's natural ability to scent. [learn more] This is a great class for all dogs - MORE CLASSES COMING SOON! |
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Miss Emma - 2nd place, 1st leg in Open on July 3, 2010
Two more nice days at another APDT Rally trial at PMDT! - Saturday and Sunday, May 15 - 16, 2010 read more |
HELLO! My name is Pamela Dennison and I have 7,000 square foot dog training facility in Belvidere, New Jersey. I OFFER:
- Regular group classes for puppy k, beginners, advanced beginners, CGC (Canine Good Citizen), TDI (Therapy Dog), and most forms of competition (obedience, Rally, Agility),
- Specialty classes of all kinds. (On the Road, Breakfast Club, and many more!).
- Private and group classes for dogs with problem behaviors, including aggression.
- Seminars on dog aggression, Rally and competition obedience, positive (clicker) dog training and how to properly "read" your dog; both at my training facility - and at other facilities and dog clubs within an 8-hour driving distance.
- Horse training in individual or group settings at your location.
My first love is of course: dogs, competition and Rally obedience, positive dog training, horses, and positive horse training. My passion is being creative about breaking down and shaping dog and horse behaviors in a positive, proactive approach.
The mission of Positive Motivation Dog Training’s Obedience Programs is to effectively teach dog owners how to build a positive relationship, erecting a line of communication with their dogs and train in a positive and non-punishing way to promote success in whatever their goals may be. A gentle answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger. (Proverbs 15:1)
FAQs about training:
The Black and White Club: The video clips below are from what I call the Black and White Club. It is a walking group where some of my students and I get together and walk our dogs off leash in safe areas. Sometimes we just have a few dogs, sometimes a large crowd. Anyone is welcome to join us as long as your dog is good with other dogs, you have good off leash control (or you can start with leash dragging) and comes when called.
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