Laconia Adult Education
Offers Dog Obedience Classes
Laconia Adult Education will be offering Beginner and Advanced Dog
Obedience classes starting on Wednesday, March 12, 2014. Classes
will meet for eight (8) weeks in the Woodland Heights Elementary
School Gym in Laconia. The Beginner Class will meet from 6:00-7:00
p.m. and the Advanced Class from 7:00-8:00 p.m., announced Peggy
Selig, Program Director. The classes will be taught by John and
Carolyn Bancroft.
No dog is too young, too small nor too old to enter the Beginner Dog
Obedience Class. Your dog will learn to walk beside you on the
leash without pulling, come when called, sit, lie down, stand, and
stay where you command it to stay. Owners will also learn how to
communicate with their pets.
The Advanced Dog Obedience Class is designed for those dogs who are
ready to begin training off a leash, learning verbal and hand
signals. Your dog will learn to interact with other dogs, but pay
attention to your instructions. This class also prepares pet
handlers and their dogs to enter the obedience trials and show
rings.
All dogs must be current with Rabies and Distempter Shots.
Documentation must be provided prior to registration. To register
for the Dog Obedience classes call the Laconia Adult Education
Office at 524-5712. No pet is too young, too small nor too old to
learn to mind its owner.
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