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Off-Leash Training

"Make your voice the invisible leash"

Naked dog is a term used to identify that a dog is free of all equipment (collars and leash). The goal of off-leash obedience is to have a dog that is obedient and under its handler’s control.  The objective is to train the handler how to use his / her voice, timing, and body language to communicate to the dog what is expected of it.  Because the dog is still a dog, it shouldn't be trusted 100% even after off leash is mastered.  Your dog may be under control but another dog may not. This class is not a competitive class and should be taken only to increase your control and bond with your dog.  You will be amazed how fast you and your dog will learn this concept created by Hector L. Hernandez.

This two-day class meets on Saturdays and Sundays before basic obedience classes.   You will learn more advanced techniques that require body language, timing and voice tone to control your dog. Are goal will be to train independently without a leash. No forceful methods are used on dogs.  Dog must have basic obedience class and class sizes are limited to six students to insure individual assistance and quality training.  Items required: Proof of rabies and vaccinations. Minimum four-maximum six dogs per class. 

                           
Training Dates: 2-day class format                          
                                                                                                                 

• by appointment only

NO VISITORS MAY OBSERVE OFF LEASH UNTIL GRADUATION UNLESS PRIOR APPROVAL IS GRANTED

All dogs are required to have on lead obedience. Classes are held outside.
 Course $165

Where?

Meridian Township Service Center
2100 Gaylord C. Smith Court, Okemos
entrance next to Nancy Moore Park

Contact Robin
Meridian Township Parks and Recreation Department
(517) 853-4608

What should I bring?

• 6 ft. leather leash or Cotton Web

• Be responsible and get your dog license, not a requirement for class
   

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