A structured obedience programme built on the boring, repeatable things that work — clear commands, consistent handlers, and short sessions your dog can actually succeed at.
Train better dogs. Get happier humans. In that order.
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None of that means you're doing it wrong. It means nobody has handed you the thing in order.
An eight-week structured training plan for the dog you already have.
Why most dogs aren't disobedient, they're bilingual in a language nobody standardised. Fixing the household vocabulary first.
The half-second that decides whether the dog learns the thing you meant or the thing that happened next.
The four foundations, drilled short and often, with the exact progression and failure points.
Building a recall that survives distraction, distance and a more interesting dog forty feet away.
Loose-lead walking taught properly, including what to do the first time it falls apart in public.
Taking everything into the real world — other dogs, other people, other smells — without losing it all.
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Sergeant SitStay is loud, unsubtle and entirely correct about one thing: dogs do not need a better dog, they need a more consistent human. The programme is built around fixing the handler, which is where nearly every problem actually lives.
Four people in this house, four different words for 'down'. Fixed that in a day and the dog visibly relaxed.
Week five, done properly with the progression, and I can call him off another dog now. That was unthinkable in June.
I thought training meant hour-long sessions I'd never do. Short and frequent turned out to be the whole trick.
The guide stands on its own. If you'd rather have someone walk it through with you, these are the ways to do that.
One session on your specific problem, with a written plan to follow afterwards.
The eight weeks, run with you, checking in at each stage so nothing drifts.
For homes where several people handle the dog and none of them agree.
Everything in The Obedience Programme is meant to be used, not admired. Work through it, put it into practice, and judge it on whether your situation is actually better than it was.
Six months and up as written, with a separate set of notes for adapting everything to a younger puppy.
No. Older dogs often progress faster because they settle into sessions better. The programme runs identically.
It's reward-based and built on marking and timing. There's nothing in here that relies on causing the dog pain or fear.
The troubleshooting guide covers the eleven common sticking points with a specific change for each. Most stalls are one of those.
A PDF delivered immediately, with the printable command card and session log.
An eight-week structured training plan for the dog you already have.
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