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Pawsitive Muzzles – December 10
December 10, 2022 @ 10:15 am - January 7, 2023 @ 11:15 am
$165Upcoming Dates:
December 10, 2022 – January 7, 2023 Skipping 12.24
This outdoor 4-week class will teach you and your dog the skills to utilize a muzzle in a fun and positive way for both you and your dog! We will show you how to help your dog to feel comfortable in their muzzle by playing fun games and engaging them in a rewarding way. Being proactive about muzzle training for your dog can help them to feel comfortable with the muzzle versus adding one without preparation to a situation that may already be stressful for your dog. Additionally, it can provide you a level of peace of mind due to the reduced rick of bites.
Additionally, our trainer will help you to choose the style of muzzle that fits your dog & their behaviors best and how to successfully reward your dog while they’re wearing their muzzle.
A muzzle is a preventative tool that keeps your dog from engaging in dangerous behaviors such as eating inedible objects and biting. Muzzles are useful tools for dogs who are either unable to successfully “Leave It” when interacting with items that are dangerous to ingest or for dogs who may act out of fear in social situations – when going on walks, grooming, veterinary visits and more.
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Behaviors Covered
Muzzle Choice & Fitting | Muzzle Games | Positive Reinforcement With a Muzzle
Note(s):
Winter Seasion: If the weather is unsafe to be outdoors with your dogs, we will reach out between the evening before or the morning of no later than an hour before class to let you know that class has been cancelled.
Dogs who do NOT fit into Pawsitive Muzzles Class
•Dogs who have done major damage to another dog (such as hospitalization another dog)
•Dogs who bite their handlers when their handlers try to redirect them from focusing on another dog
For dogs who do not fit into our Pawsitive Muzzles class, we would recommend consulting with an In-Home trainer first.