Training Walks
We’ve all heard the saying, “a tired dog is a good dog,” but more isn’t always better when it comes to physical activity. If you’re trying to use exercise to help your dog relax the rest of the day, walking smarter, not farther, can help you meet your goal. It also creates wonderful opportunities for strengthening dog-owner relationships.
“It takes energy to solve puzzles,” says Amy Cook, PhD, of Full Circle Dog Training in Oakland, California. “Training on walks means our dogs have to concentrate more and work to filter out distractions, and that’s costly in energy.” In other words, thinking is hard work. The more your dog thinks, the more energy he uses.
Started Apr 13
110 US dollars
Saturday 12:00 PM $110/dog (Cash, Check or Venmo)
April 13,20, 27 & May 4
Your Trainer is Shelley: (757) 813-0021
$80.00 Dollars: Walks Only
$110.00 Dollars: Walks to include CGCU and CGCA
1. Town of Smithfield: Meeting at Smithfield Times Stage.
2. Nike Park: Meeting in the parking lot in front of the Rec Center.
3. Windsor Castle park: Meeting in front of the dog park.
4. Town of Smithfield: Meeting at Smithfield Times Stage.
Note: Please bring updated or current shot records if you have not attended in six months, are new to Pawsitive Attitudes, or you have come from another training program