Snellville: 770-686-3834
2325 Main Street East, Snellville GA 30078
Pleasant Paw's
"Inn the Dog House"

Climate Controlled
Holiday Deposit
We can teach your dog
Here are some of the things we can teach your dog. "The Basics" can be taught in a private session, day training or board and train. Advanced training is through private sessions only or board and train packages.
THE BASICS
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Sit, down, come, release commands.
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“Sit” and “Stay” in distractions.
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1 minute sit in high distractions.
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“Stay” in distractions.
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3 minute down in distractions.
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Effective ways to socialize your puppy or older dog.
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“Wait” inside a car so they do not bolt out of the car.
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“Wait” in a doorway.
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“Drop” drop any and all things you ask them to.
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Leave it.
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House breaking
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Bite in inhibition
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Walking on a loose leash (no pulling).
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“Off” meaning do not jump on me or anyone else.
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“Sit in excitement” the dog must listen to handler when they are excited and/or in high drive.
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We teach the dog that their name means “come to me”.
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“Come” as an emergency command.
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Non verbal “come command” with a sound association.
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3 tools to get a dog to come to handler.
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How to do assessments, evaluating clients’ pet dogs and shelter dogs
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Digging.
MORE ADVANCED
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Full intermediate obedience regime
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Assess and evaluate clients’ pet dogs and shelter dogs with reactivity/aggression issues
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Dog aggression management with counter conditioning solutions.
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Addressing fear aggression, separation anxiety, phobic behavior
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Leash aggression, dominance aggression, territorial aggression and predatory behavior.
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Basic dog agility training
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Clicker training basic levels
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Dog training addressing different personalities in humans and dogs.
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Warning signals and emotional changes in dogs.
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Counter conditioning for stress management.
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Learning dog obedience training as a method to counter condition fear-based issues
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Trick training.
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Evaluating clients’ pet dogs and shelter dogs
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Precision Heel. Sit when you stop. Turn left and right staying in proper position.
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3–5 minute “sit” in distractions with toys being thrown past the dogs: food distractions, kids and dogs running by, during which the dog maintains his long sit for [3-5 minutes].
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6–10 minute “down” in distractions, same as above, but with the dog in a down position.
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10–15 “place” command in high distractions. Dogs cannot get off the place bed until commanded, no matter what is going on around them. This includes running, playing dogs.
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Down in motion: Walking fast and commanding a “down”, the dog must follow the command and “down”. You immediately keep walking. The dog must remains in position.
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Sit in motion: Walking fast and giving the “sit” command, your dog will stay in position while you walk away quickly.
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Out of sight commands: This means dog must stay in position even if you are out of their sight and a distance away from you.
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Back up. Dogs must know how to back up if you need them to, particularly in tight quarters.
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Sit in very high excitement. We will build the dogs drive up and then give them a command one time. They must be in command and IN control in less than 1 second.