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Dogs 6 months of age to senior
citizens who are reactive/aggressive to other dogs while
on leash. Six (6) week course.
Classes scheduled as needed and based
on demand for class. $190/6 weeks (includes required
readings, etc)
Learning to be comfortable in the presence of other
dogs can be challenging for some dogs. As owners of such
dogs it is imperative that we work hard to make them
safe members of society. Taught by certified,
experienced instructors who understand the unique
requirements of dogs and handlers, this class will give
both dog and handler confidence and skills to use to
safely and comfortably navigate in our society.
This
class is for all non-canine social dogs who are reactive
and/or aggressive towards other dogs. The Reactive Rover
curriculum includes exercises that will improve
confidence in your handling skills, decrease your stress
around dog-dog encounters, decrease your dog’s
negative emotions (stress and anxiety) while improving
behavior when in the presence of other dogs, all to
prepare you and your dog for “real-life” close
encounters of the doggy kind. This class will also teach
you how to classically condition your dog to be happy
when he sees other dogs and behave politely and
appropriately in such situations. All class exercises
are on-leash.

Length of Class
One hour per week for six (6) weeks.
** First week is a humans-only information session – no
dogs allowed this week
Class Size
No more than 3 (three) dogs per session
Who Should Attend
Anyone with a dog who is reactive or aggressive around
other dogs. This includes dogs who lunge, snarl, growl,
or aggressively bark at other dogs.
Doggie Pre-Requisites
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At
least six (6) months of age to senior.
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Current on Rabies, DHPP, bordatella (kennel cough)
vaccinations. Titers accepted.
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Free
from all parasites (worms, fleas, ticks, etc)
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Properly fitted buckle collar (no chokes, prongs or
electric shock) and 4-6’ leash (no retractables).
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Gentle Leaders or EZ Walk Harnesses (front clip
harnesses) will also be accepted.
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Clicker (will be provided to you if you do not have
one by the first class)
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Properly fitted basket muzzle (see morrco.com for
quality muzzles online)
To ensure
the safety of all class participants, we require one 30
minute private evaluation session prior to class.
When Does the Next Class
Session Start?
Classes scheduled as
needed and based on demand for class. (includes required
reading, exercises, etc)
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Class Fee
$190.00
Payment in full prior to the first class in your session
will secure your spot in class. Registration fee
must be paid in full no later than the first class
session unless other arrangements have been approved by
Miranda K. Workman, CPDT-KA. All class fees are
non-refundable. If you are unable to attend or complete
a session for which your are registered contact us to
reschedule for a future session. For questions regarding
this policy,
contact us.
How Do I Register?
Print the
Registration Form using Adobe
Acrobat Reader. Send the completed registration form
with payment to 2925 Sheridan Drive, Tonawanda, NY
14510. You may also fax your registration to
716-381-9735
Testimonials
Jen &
Cody
This was a wonderful class,
life changing. I was always nervous and unsure of what I
was doing, now I feel confident and can pass that along.
My dog and I bonded and I feel he loves me more now and
respects me at home and on walks. This is the way he and
I will continue working and socializing with real world
situations. Thank you!
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