APDT Adult Beginner Award
The APDT Adult Beginner Award course is the follow-on class after Puppy Foundation and also the intake class for dogs older than 20wks.
When: Friday at 8pm
Where: St Brelade's church hall
Next course start date: Fri 30th Oct 2020
Length of course: 8 weeks
For: Dogs older than 20wks
Fees: £150 for dogs joining us, £80 for dogs continuing
Where: St Brelade's church hall
Next course start date: Fri 30th Oct 2020
Length of course: 8 weeks
For: Dogs older than 20wks
Fees: £150 for dogs joining us, £80 for dogs continuing
Why Adult Beginner?
The Adult Beginner Award is a fast-moving course which covers all the dog-training basics and provides a solid foundation for future training.
Successful dogs will receive their APDT Adult Beginner certificate and rosette.
After this, dogs can progress to the APDT Foundation, Progress and Jubilee Awards to continue their dog's training.
We use clicker training in all our classes and a free clicker is provided.
Successful dogs will receive their APDT Adult Beginner certificate and rosette.
After this, dogs can progress to the APDT Foundation, Progress and Jubilee Awards to continue their dog's training.
We use clicker training in all our classes and a free clicker is provided.
Topics covered
The Adult Beginner Award covers:
- Sit - word, hand signal and whistle cue
- Recall - word and whistle
- Recall - away from distractions
- Down - word and hand signal
- Sit-Stay (30 seconds)
- Sit-Stay (walk around the dog)
- Control at doorways
- No jumping up
- Loose-lead walking
- Leave
- Controlled tug play
- Control around food
- Response to name
Want to know more?
I had never used the clicker before and I’m really impressed - it works brilliantly! Even if you have never needed to go to a training class before, I would highly recommend this one. The tips Jo gave were brilliant and having someone there to email with questions and receive advice and help from when needed, was of huge value. Would I recommend it, YES, without a doubt. Just wish I had heard of DogWorks earlier, then I could have joined the puppy classes first.
Nadja & Gracie
