| We now have an additonal dog trainer--Anne Mackey. She is
teaching puppy classes and adult beginner classes -- call for details!
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Puppy Training
Please call for dates and times
Upstairs at The Dog House
6309 Main St.
Kansas City, Missouri 64113
816/822-8032
Cost is $110 for 6 week class
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Class Description -
Puppy 101
(10 weeks - 6 months) |
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Dog Training
Please call for dates and times
Upstairs at The Dog House
6309 Main St.
Kansas City, Missouri 64113
816/822-8032
Cost is $110 for 6 week class
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Class Description -
Puppy 102
(6 months and +) |
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This class will be scheduled 1 hour a week for
6 weeks. During this time we will work to help pup
recognize and respond to his/her name. Proper
socializing during recess time will be a must. Sit stay,
down stay for 3 minutes and recall. Walking with the
lead on the left side without pulling. This will be a
prelim for teaching the heel position. If during the
class there are any behavior problems, we sill discuss and
cover them as they occur.
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This class will be scheduled 1 hour a week for
6 weeks. This class will continue to reinforce basic
puppy/dog training...heel, walking on the left side, sit, sit
stay, down stay and recall. Also "parlor
games" will be taught. Some of these games include
find it or find me, fetch it, leave it or drop it, shake, high
five, and roll over. Parlor games help to encourage
mutual trust and understanding. We will also attempt to
learn "close the door" which is one of the more
advanced games. All of the above mentioned plus
reinforcement of early training will ensure a good time for
pup and human!
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Please
bring a slip/choke collar and a leash to class!
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About
the Trainer
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| Gene Krogman began working with dogs in 1966 as an
officer on the Kansas City Police Department. In 1968 he was
promoted to trainer and received training at the Lackland Air Force Base
in San Antonio, Texas. He became responsible for all aspects of
training the dogs and handlers in the complete field of law enforcement
as well as proper care and basic obedience. After retiring from
the department 27 years later, Gene continued to work on his own
training dogs as a hobby. Gene is an advocate for positive
reinforcement training and he feels that it needs to be a fun experience
for all involved, as you'll see reflected in his classes.
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