WHY DOG GROUP TRAINING IS BENEFICIAL

 

You’re Training Them for Real-life Situations

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As we go on the next stages of the group training sessions, we will practice indoors

and meet at different outdoor locations later on to practice their behavior in real life situations;

with cars, other people and dogs. Training your best friend for real-life situations is very beneficial

and helps you keep them under control. 

 

You are the Best Trainer for Your Dog

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You’re getting trained to train your dog. How cool is that? It’s like you’re hiring a trainer to coach you.

The more skills you gain as your dog’s trainer, the better you will be able to help them understand

what you are trying to teach them.

 

Helps Mental and Physical Stimulation

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Keeping your dog mentally stimulated is as important as keeping them physically stimulated.

One of the methods to physically and mentally stimulate your dog is to train them to engage in

mental activities with you. This will give you and your dog the kind of physical and mental stimulation needed.

 

You can train your dog at home but training them for real-life

situations is different and important.

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This will make it easier for you to control your dog both at home and in public, and will further build the

bond between the two of you. By making sure to practice the exercises in a variety of places,

at different times of the day, both indoors and outdoors, you will help your dog begin generalizing

every cue to different locations.

 

Increases the Bond Between You and Your Dog

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Aside from it’s an exercise activity for the both of you, it will also increase the bond with them!

You’re always training.  Every interaction is a learning opportunity. Every walk, every meal

and every time you pet them.

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