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Build a Dog You Can Live With, One Practical Week at a Time

You brought home your first dog because you wanted a companion. Instead, you may be managing pulling on walks, barking at the window, accidents in the house, painful biting and a dog who ignores you outside. The advice is everywhere. One person says to correct the behavior. Another says to ignore it. Your dog keeps practicing the same habits while you try to work out what to do next. First Dog Foundations gives you one repeatable, reward-based system. Over six weeks, you will practice the skills that make daily life easier at home, on walks and in public. A Good Start Hound trainer will show you what to do, watch you practice and help you adjust when your dog does not respond as expected. Classes stay small. Each group is capped at six dogs, so you do not disappear in a crowd. You get direct coaching on your timing, your setup and the specific behavior you are seeing at home. This is for first-time owners in Raleigh who brought home a puppy or newly adopted adult dog within the past six months. You do not need prior training experience. You do need to attend weekly class and practice between sessions. By the end, you will have a clearer routine, better handling skills and a4?

• -Six weekly trainer-led small-group classes
• -Groups capped at six dogs for individual feedback
• -Guided home practice between classes
• -Reward-based instruction without punishment or jargon
• -Practical work for home life, walks and public manners

Step 2 of 8 - First Dog Foundations

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