Potty Training Goals

• Establishing a consistent potty schedule to prevent accidents.

• Learning to potty outside only in a designated area.

• Responding to a verbal potty cue (such as “go potty”).

• Building the ability to hold their bladder/bowels for longer stretches as routine develops.

• Understanding that inside accidents are not acceptable.

• Learning that going potty in the right place = praise and rewards.
   

Crate Training Goals

• Viewing the crate as a safe, calm, and positive space.

• Entering the crate on command (“crate” / “kennel”).

• Resting quietly in the crate without barking, whining, or scratching.

• Sleeping overnight in the crate with minimal fuss.

• Remaining calm for short crate sessions during the day.

• Building impulse control by waiting to be released until given permission.

• Reducing separation anxiety by learning independence in the crate.

• Preventing destructive behaviors by resting safely when unsupervised.
   

Overall Benefits After Training

• A more structured daily routine at home.

• A dog that is easier to manage, calmer, and more predictable.

• Confidence for both you and your pup, knowing the rules and boundaries are clear.
   

Leash Walking Goals

• Learning to walk politely on leash without constant pulling.

• Understanding proper position (walking by your side, not in front).

• Responding to leash pressure and handler direction calmly.

• Practicing structured walks that build focus and reduce overstimulation.

• Learning to ignore distractions such as people, dogs, cars, or noises.

• Building endurance and consistency for longer walks.

• Understanding rules of walk transitions: starting, stopping, and sitting politely when asked.
   

Impulse Control & Manners on Walks

• Practicing sit and wait before crossing streets or entering/exiting doors.

• Learning not to lunge, bark, or jump at dogs, people, or wildlife.

• Developing patience when asked to remain calm at stops or breaks.

• Reinforcing recall and attention to handler even in stimulating environments.

• Improving greeting manners—sitting calmly before meeting people or dogs.
   

Structured Training Benefits

• Walks become calm, structured, and enjoyable instead of stressful.

• Improved listening skills and engagement with the handler outdoors.

• Better ability to burn energy in a controlled way, reducing problem behaviors at home.

• Increased confidence for both you and your pup in public settings.

• A foundation of leash manners that will last long after training.
   

Quiet Training Goals

• Teaching a reliable “quiet” command to stop barking when asked.

• Helping the dog understand the difference between alert barking (acceptable) and nuisance barking (not acceptable).

• Redirecting barking into calm, focused behaviors such as sit, down, or place.

• Teaching impulse control so the dog doesn’t bark at every sound, person, or movement.

• Building the ability to self-soothe and settle instead of barking nonstop.

• Reducing barking caused by frustration, boredom, or attention-seeking.

• Reinforcing calm behavior with praise and/or rewards.
   

Problem Situations Addressed

• Barking at people, dogs, or noises outside.

• Barking when left alone or crated.

• Barking for attention or during play.

• Barking excessively on walks or in the yard.
   

Structured Training Benefits

• A calmer, quieter household for both the family and the dog.
   

• Improved self-control and reduced stress for the pup.
   

• Clear communication between owner and dog about what is acceptable.
   

• Greater confidence for the owner in handling situations that normally trigger nonstop barking.
   

• A more enjoyable companion in public and at home.
   

Trick Training Goals

• Learning beginner tricks such as sit pretty, paw/shake, spin, roll over, bow, and touch.

• Building confidence with fun challenges that keep the mind active.

• Practicing recall and focus in a playful setting.

• Teaching the pup how to learn faster and enjoy training sessions.
   

Interactive Learning Games

• Puzzle toys & scent games to engage their natural instincts.

• Hide-and-seek games that build recall and handler focus.

• Impulse control games (like “wait for it” or controlled toy play).

• Confidence-building activities such as balance work, obstacle games, and exploration.

• Structured play sessions that burn both mental and physical energy.
   

Benefits of the Fun Course

• Strengthens your bond with your dog through positive, playful learning.

• Provides healthy outlets for energy and curiosity.

• Builds problem-solving skills and confidence.

• Makes training exciting, not stressful — turning your dog into an eager learner.

Gives your dog fun “party tricks” to show off at home or in public!