What a stronger foundation covers
- Core cues such as sit, down, wait and come, taught in order.
- Walking calmly at your side on a loose leash.
- Greeting people without jumping.
- Practice in new places, not only in the living room.
- A schedule for slowly increasing difficulty as your dog grows.
Towns in this guide. Around Middle Tennessee.
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Ground rules
Kind words. Honest limits.
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Good questions
Before you begin.
When should obedience work begin?
Basic cues can begin in the first weeks. Longer plans often follow once your puppy has some maturity.
Will my puppy outgrow jumping?
Not by itself. Jumping fades when it is never rewarded and an alternative is taught.
What if my puppy is a large breed?
Start leash and greeting habits early while the dog is still small. Strong adult dogs are harder to manage if habits were never built.
How do I know the package is worth it?
Look for clear milestones, practice in realistic places and coaching aimed at the humans.
