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Your dog is

Woof U
Alum!

BASIC OBEDIENCE

CONGRATULATIONS! YOU DID IT!! 

 Your dog's education has only just begun!​

  • Use it or lose it. Incorporate your dog's new skills into every day life.

  • Don't wait until you need it to teach it. Practice "dress rehearsals" of real-life situations (ie guests coming over) before you need it.

  • Practice out in the world in different locations. 

  • Continue your dog's education with the Canine Good Citizen Prep course offered in Spring and Fall.

  • Stay in touch! Follow us on Facebook and share pictures of your dog's progress.

Walking with Dogs
Continue working through the levels

Continue through the levels at your dog's own pace

Like all skills, you and your dog get better with practice. Continue moving through the levels, then think of ways to add even more challenge! The complete list of skills is on the Week 5 page.

List of Skills
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Bonus Exercise: Drop It

Let go of what is in your mouth

It is normal for dogs to guard food, chews, etc. If an animal in nature let anyone take their food, they wouldn't survive very long. Resource guarding is a survival instinct. Teach your dog to trust giving things up to you willingly.

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Bonus Article: First Aid

Be prepared in case of emergency

A student requested this years ago, so we created a list of essential items for a canine first aid kit as our graduation gift to you. If you travel with your dog, be sure to bring these items along. 

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What's Next?

Earn the AKC Canine Good Citizen TItle

If your dog has the basics down, the next step is the CGC course. The course focuses on using manners at home and in the community. It is a great starting point for therapy work. The CGC test is included with the course and, if passed, earns your dog the CGC title.

Course Schedule
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Private Training

One-on-one support 

If your dog has behavior problems you need help with, we offer behavior modification private training sessions. Bad manners, fearfulness, unruly behavior, or simply tightening up obedience skills. Email us at woofuniversity@gmail.com to schedule.

Private Training
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Aggression Support

One-on-one support for aggressive behavior

Aggressive behavior from your dog can be scary and emotional. We have extensive experience working with dogs who behave aggressively, and we can help you through it. Email us at woofuniversity@gmail.com to schedule.

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