DOG TRAINING PROGRAMS
Dog Training At Our University
Barkers Pet Center offers variety of dog training programs for all of Broward County. From puppy socialization and basic obedience to complex behavior modifications and even service dog training, call 954-888-2274 to speak with one of our experienced and accredited dog trainers. Let's schedule a complimentary one on one session to evaluate and select a training program for your pup.
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Doggy Day Care Training
The program allows your dog to play and learn all day! During this program your dog will participate in a doggy day care program and will be trained one on one and in group setting by our accredited dog trainers.
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Boot Camp
2-week board and train program that allows owners to take advantage of training dog while their away. Your dog will spend two weeks enjoying luxury dog hotel accommodations at night while playing in daycare and training during the day. Trainer will teach your dog to walk on loose leash and practice commands SIT, DOWN, PLACE, FREE, HEEL and even a trick or two.
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Canine Good Citizen Test
Your dog can make you proud by becoming a Canine Good Citizen CGC dog. This program is geared towards training your dog to pass CGC test and receive a certification. Trainer will work on dogs social skills and basic obedience commands.
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Behavior Modification Program
We can address and fix any unwanted dog behavior. From jumping, chewing and barking to dog and people aggression. Our experienced K9 behavior modification trainer will work to achieve desired results so your dog can make you proud.
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K9 Protection
We specialize in protection training and offer PSA (Protection Sports Association) Club to individuals who are interested in working with their dog teaching protection, obedience and agility. Free evaluation class every Saturday at 4PM.
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Nose Work
Fun and rewarding class to both owner and the dog. Dog will learn to detect specific smells by using fun games in the process. Dogs participating in this program will need to have a strong drive for fetching tennis balls or toys.
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Training Experience
Classes structured by age & skill level
New puppy training to help new parents
Training is positive, rewards-based, fun and effective
Satisfaction Guarenteed!
Training sessions are with an Accredited Trainer
Safe Environment
Special training prepares you and your dog for The American Kennel Club Canine Good Citizen (AKC CGC) certification
Flexible training schedule for private training
Training Tips
Socialization
Why Obedience Training and Socialization is important for puppies. With puppies, there is a great window of opportunity when they have an exceptional ability to absorb new information and experiences. When dogs encounter new experiences at an older age, they have a tendency to be more fearful.
Socializing puppies through puppy play groups, puppy training classes and exposure to new environments is a crucial step in their development. Exposure to a wide range of sounds (car horns, crowds, thunder, etc.), encounters with people and dogs, and places will instill confidence in a puppy and help to avoid fearful and aggressive behavior down the road.
Leash Pulling
Long walks provide physical and mental stimulus, as your dog is able to explore and sniff out new smells while getting some exercise in there too. Sometimes, though, it can be hard to say who’s walking whom! Dogs pull on the leash for many reasons, as they do not understand not to pull on the leash. Take the lead with a couple of tips to keep everyone walking happily.
Potty Training
The first thing you should know about how to house-train a puppy is the importance of consistency. Teach your puppy to relieve himself in the same location. The more often you take him outside when he has to go, the sooner he’ll learn that he’s always supposed to go outside. Once you become familiar with your puppy’s routine, you’ll start recognizing the signs (circling, sniffing at one spot) that he has to go.
