Trainer Jeff can come to see you, too. He's a quiet kinda guy and we all relax when we are with him. Even the scared dogs get braver when we're around Jeff.

Some of my lessons were at night, some on the weekend and some during the day. I saw Sue at all time, and at night she played a game with me called "PushDog." That girl is a whole lotta fun! Have your people call her today and play PushDog tonight!

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In-Home Dog Training Details:

	Rescue Dog Rehabilitation Series One 2hr and Three 1hr. appointments One free group class when dog is appropriate for group- Call for scheduling -   Congratulations! Just rescued a dog from a private rescue, the shelter or the street? Don't know the dog's history? Not too sure of his background? Here's a training program tailored to meet just your rescue's needs.   Initial two hour session in your home for assessment and personal training program outline. Three remaining sessions are 'field trips' to re-socialize and re-train where it counts....in the real world.   *Separation anxiety *Fearfulness* Aggression*Adjustment to children*Adjustment to other pets.*Crating*Car riding
	Aggressive Dog Series* One 2hr. and Three 1hr. Appointments. One free group class when dog is appropriate for group - Call or e-mail for scheduling   Got a pet that lunges and barks at other dogs? Can't walk your dog past other dogs without the neighbors staring? Has your dog attacked other dogs? Here's a program designed for loved, but dog aggressive pets.   Initial session is in your home, then out to the 'real world' to control your dog in the situations you now avoid. *Increased control *Stop lunging at other dogs *Lowers your liability risk *Makes walking easier*Stop barking at dogs
	Puppy Home Manners Series One two hour and three one hour appointments - Call or email for scheduling   Got a bundle of joy but.......the house training, playful nipping, jumping up on the kids and running away with the remote isn't much fun? We're here to help and help right now!   Enroll your little tyke in the puppy home manners course and we'll have these problems solved in the blink of a bulldog's eye. Include the family, the kids and the in-laws and make your life fun. *Puppy problems *Early obedience training *Socialization*Weekend, evening, day appointments*Personalized to you
	Dog Home Manners Series One two hour and three one hour appointments - Call or email for scheduling   Need a training program when the family is home? Here's help! For dogs without severe behavior problems that need help with everyday training.   Use fast, easy and effective manners. Enjoy your pet and start now! *All basic house manners taught *Designed for you and your pet only *Include the family*Weekend, evening and daytime appointments
	Single Problem Solving Session   Just have a few pesky problems with Bella or Max? We can get those doggy difficulties on the run and fast in a two hour session. No, we aren't training the whole two hours, but we've got time for all your questions, and lots of answers, too. Ideal for jumping up, walking on a loose leash, new baby and new puppy adjustment, excessive barking, separation anxiety, fence jumping, begging, house training. Can be rolled into a series at no extra charge.
	Lifetime Training Certificate   Enroll in any of the Series and earn a Lifetime Training Certificate. If your pet regresses in any of the skills we covered in the Series, brush ups are unlimited and free the rest of your dog's life. Yep, you get free training if you or the dog forgets..and I bet one of you will! Just call to set up a session and it's free...for life.

Sue's Long Leash Exercise #19 Become a 'run away owner' and your pup keeps an eye on you! Take the pup to an unfamiliar, safe and secure area; a neighbor's yard, closed school yard, business park after hours or a park are suitable. Attach the 30' leash Drop the end of the leash and let it drag. If your pup is wild or you aren't comfortable dropping it, hold it but keep the leash loose. Let the pup wander away from you As the pup trots away, silently walk in the opposite direction. Better yet, run. Let the little guy figure out you're a bad owner. It's his job to keep an eye on you. How can he keep you in sight? By watching closely and following you around When the pup catches up, make an enormous positive fuss. Let him know although you're a bad owner you'll reward him when he finds you. Sing, play tug-o-war, rain down treats and do the smart puppy dance. As the pup gets better at watching, hide. Duck around the corner, behind a trash can, a car. Let the pup pretend he's a big, scary jungle beast tracking you down. If you can't find a safe place, don't do this exercise unless the leash is in your hand. Q: Shouldn't I call him? Jump up and down to attract him? Offer him a sandwich? A: Nope - just disappear. Fade into the background. Let him busy himself with a gopher's hole, chasing a leaf or staring at the dog across the park. When he looks up, he's been abandoned.   Q: Sounds mean... won't he get scared? A: Uh, I know lots of mean things and this isn't one. He may be scared the first few times, and then learns to watch you. It's his responsibili