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HHS Dog Training Classes

Class includes: Handbook and Certificate of Completion

Fees: $65.00

Discount: If your dog was adopted from a shelter or 501(c) 3 rescue group within the last six months, fee is $50.00; please show adoption paperwork to receive discount.

No prior training is required. Dogs must be able to be handled gently by a friendly stranger and must be able to work safely around people and other dogs on leash. Copy of vaccinations from your vet’s office.

Contact Information: Benjamin (Ben) Geeslin, Animal Behavior Consultant & Certified Pet Trainer 210-566-2609 or 830-387-9166 or Helotes Humane Society at 210.422.6242, email: hhsanimals@yahoo.com

Just the Basics

This 6 week class covers training essentials, including sit, down, stay, come, and loose-leash walking. Instruction starts on day-one so bring your dog to the first class and be ready to learn!

Just Basics for Toy to Small

Just the Basics with a tiny twist! This beginner level training course is tailored for dogs that weigh 20 pounds or less. The course covers all the basics - sit, down, stay, come and walking on leash - with a little dog focus in mind. Dogs will also be allowed to socialize at the end of each class. Dogs must weigh 20 pounds or less.

Puppy fun

This class is six weeks of puppy fun! Puppies will learn general manners such as sit, down, coming when called, and playing nicely with others. We will also answer important questions such as, "How do I housetrain my puppy?", "How do I get my puppy to stop chewing on the couch?", and "How do I teach my puppy not to jump on people?" Puppy class is the most important class your dog will ever attend.

Puppies must be under 16 weeks of age and have received their first 2 DHLPP vaccinations. Copy of vaccination papers.

If you’re plagued by a more advanced behavior issue, such as aggression or separation anxiety, a private consult or group class.

Where: 16060-1 Bandera Road
San Antonio,
When: June 07, 2009
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