At Fetch Quest Training, we have 20 years of animal training experience. We understand that each pup has unique needs when it comes to behavior training, so our program is designed to be flexible in order accommodate any pet. Whether it’s shy or excitable pups, massive mastiffs or small lapdogs - our staff will work directly with you and your dog to create a plan that works best for their individual personality. This ensures they receive the best instruction available while having a good time. We believe in cooperative care and positive reinforcement.
Dog Obedience Training in NJ
and surrounding areas. This basic obedience program is designed for dogs ages 1 or over. We cover: sit, down, stay, don't jump on guests, recall, good leash walking skills and crate training.
Dog Trainers in Burlington County
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This program is geared toward those who adopt adult dogs or anyone who come into ownership of any adult dog that needs to learn manners. We also can work toward becoming an AKC Canine Good citizen in this program.
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Lesson duration is 1 hour.
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Contact us for more details. Single lesson or discounted, 8-week packages available. (1x1 hour lesson each week for 8 weeks). Also, our popular Foundations classes are now in one bulk package! Save 10% over individual classes.
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Mount Laurel, Moorestown, Cinnaminson, Princeton, Haddonfield, Cherry Hill, Turnersville, Lumberton, Delran and Burlington.
When it comes to basic obedience training, choosing the right commands is essential. Simple commands like "sit," "stay," and "come" are usually enough for basic training. These can be supplemented with more complex commands if desired, such as “leave it” or “go to bed." It is important to choose unique commands that will not get confused with other words in regular conversation.
What are Some Basics of Dog Training?
Reward Positive Behaviors
Proper rewards are an important part of successful dog obedience training. Treats are usually enough to keep pets motivated, but positive reinforcement with toys can also be used in addition to food rewards.Rewarding good behavior with food or toy rewards will help build trust between you both while signaling good behavior that has been done correctly
Establish Routines
Setting up daily routines can be integral in helping establish the desired behaviors from your pet during training sessions. Practice the same commands several times a day at consistent times each time and provide food or toy rewards when appropriate. This will help reinforce positive behaviors in dogs and lead them toward success when it comes time for more difficult tasks.
Be Patient
Different breeds of dogs are bred for different tasks which may require different strategies. If your pet is struggling, take a step back and re-evaluate the approach before getting frustrated or punishing your dog - they'll thank you later!