B.A.T. (Behavior Advancement Training)

THIS CLASS IS OPEN ONLY TO KAREN'S PREVIOUS CONTROL UNLEASHED STUDENTS

This 10 week class will examine the function of growling, lunging, or fleeing behaviors and help the dogs learn socially acceptable behaviors that serve the same function. CU and BAT build confidence by teaching dogs how to control their environment with little interference from us. CU and BAT will empower you and your dog as you learn how to understand your dog while your dog learns to safely interact with people and other dogs. You will learn:

• How to encourage or shape a "replacement behavior" that provides your dog with the same function as the unwanted behavior.
• Why it's important to keep your dog calm in the presence of a trigger while teaching him to make good choices.
• Practical ways to keep your dog from being pushed into a reactive state in and around your home and on walks.

Please bring your dog to class on a soft buckle collar or front clip harness, a six foot leather or nylon leash. No retractable or chain leashes allowed. No prong/pinch collars allowed. Bring 2-3 quart bags of soft, small, easily eaten treats such as hot dogs, cheese or chicken. Bring an inexpensive, portable mat. 

• You will need a 15 – 20 ft. long line and a front attached harness for the later portion of the class.  Both long lines and harnesses can be purchased at AnnaBelle’s. Training clients receive 15% discount off all leashes.
• Required reading for this class can be purchased at AnnaBelle’s. 
• Class size limited to 4 dogs per class.

Tuesdays, 6:30-7:15 pm. 10 weeks: 6/24-8/26
Tuesdays, 7:30-8:15 pm. 10 weeks: 6/24-8/26

ATTENTION:

All students must fill out a training survey.

Please provide proof of vaccinations on or before the first night of class. Can now be uploaded at sign up, but not required.

*Please note many of the BAT CLASS will be located at a different location & driving to that location is involved*

Due to high demand, AnnaBelle's does not offer refunds on classes after the class has started