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Chicago Dog Training Seminars by Collins Canine
Collins Canine has partnered with Animal Medical Center to provide one day seminars on a variety of topics
from common puppy issues to working with dogs that bark and lunge at other dogs or people. These 1 1/2 hour
seminars will be held at Animal Medical Center's newly renovated facility at 1618 West Diversey. These sessions
are free if you register for a group class or private training package at the seminar. Normal cost of the
seminar is $25.
There are no dates currently scheduled. Please contact us to find out upcoming dates!
SEMINARS OFFERED
Puppy Training 101
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You're not alone! Housebreaking, chewing and crate training are among the most common problems dog owners
experience.
Help is here!
At this seminar, you’ll learn practical and effective techniques from the caring professionals at Collins Canine.
Please contact us for more details or to be put on a wait list for any of these classes.
Baby Meets Dog
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The nursery is painted, crib built and stroller bought, but are you prepared for your dog and new baby to interact?
Help is here!
At this seminar, you’ll learn how to:
Familiarize your dog with baby items
Teach your dog baby-appropriate greetings
Give basic commands to help maintain a calm and safe environment
Keep your dog active with low maintenance exercises
This seminar will be taught by Lisa Collins, CPDT, a professionally certified trainer and a mom.
Please contact us for more details or to be put on a wait list for any of these classes.
Reactivity
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Like some people, some dogs tend to overreact. Dogs may lunge, growl, and snap at people or other dogs. For
some dogs, it is a particular situation or dog (like a certain hyper puppy down the street) that aggravates the
reactivity. For others, reactivity is a recurring, often daily, problem.
Help is here!
At this seminar, you’ll learn how to:
Control over-reactive behavior in urban, public situations
Calm leash reactivity when on walks
Make dog-to-dog encounters less aggressive and more friendly
Employ techniques to create friendly, appropriate greetings
This seminar will be taught by Lisa Collins, CPDT, a professionally certified trainer.
Please contact us for more details or to be put on a wait list for any of these classes.
Play Nice
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Most dogs are actually scared of children. We, as human beings, often approach dogs in a way that they find threatening. Children unknowingly exasperate this behavior with their energetic and impulsive actions. This is when bites can happen.
Help is here!
At this seminar, you’ll learn to teach your kids how to:
Safely approach a dog they want to pet
Appropriately react to an unknown dog
Read canine body language
And you will be able to practice your new knowledge during the seminar!
Please contact us for more details or to be put on a wait list for any of these classes.
Contact us to sign up for the next available seminar.
These fill up quickly, so don't wait!
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