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BEGINNER BASICS

Dogs stay home for the first class. It is Orientation for people only.
The first class is required to attend the course.
Send proof of vaccinations to woofuniversity@gmail.com before class. Or, bring the most recent to Orientation. Required vaccines are Distemper/Parvo, Kennel Cough, and Rabies for dogs over 20 weeks old.
Read this article: L.E.G.S.

200 Leisure Lane, Columbia SC

Enter the building on the side closest to Seven Oaks Academy. The friendly folks at the front desk will direct you to the classroom.

485 Brooks Lane, West Columbia, SC

Enter the building on the left side . This will bring you right into the classroom.

for when your dog comes to class

Properly fitted training collar
Headcollar (ie Gentle Leader) required for hard-to-control dogs
Comfortable 6' leash (no flexis)
LOTS of small treats your dog loves
Wearable hands-free treat pouch
Non-spill water
Non-slip mat
Cleaning supplies

for when your dog comes to class

This class is for dogs who are non-aggressive to people or other dogs.
Dogs do not meet. Keep a 3' bubble between your dog and others.
Collars should be snug enough that they cannot be pulled off, even with effort
Keep one hand on the leash at all times.
Please do not allow children to approach another dog without asking their owner first.

All household members may attend class.
The course fee is non-refundable 48 hours prior to the first class.
The course fee is non-transferable to another session.
There are no makeup classes. Attendance in at least 4 classes is required to earn a Diploma.
Sick dogs may not attend class, but you can come without them to get the instruction.
Females in heat MAY attend class with the appropriate cover-up.
Dogs recently altered may attend class. Follow your veterinarian's guide regarding restricted activity.
Clean up after your dog both inside and outside the building.
Aggressive dogs may be dismissed without refund.
Remember to bring your sense of humor! :)

"Training often fails because we expect way too much of the animal and way too little of ourselves"

- Bob Bailey