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Outdoor Group Classes

Outdoor shaded area

Outdoor seated area

A/C to review training & cool off

9 acres fenced in for exercise

How it works

Each class will work on different commands, depending on the number of participants and levels of training. Classes will be announced on the Facebook Group, which will be link at the bottom of this page. Group classes are a great way to safely socialize dogs in a new environment.

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How to Sign up

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1. Please submit vaccine records either by e-mail or through here.

2. Please read and sign Caller's Canines Training Agreement.

3. Request to join the Facebook group where classes, content, and schedule will be announced. 

Content Offered

  • Basics of training

  • Tools used for training

  • Sit

  • Down

  • Place

  • Recall

  • Loose Leash Walking

  • Crate Training

  • Manners (Jumping, Exiting Doors, Leashing, counter surfing, ETC.)

  • Socialization in a controlled envirnoment

  • How to use an E-Collar (EC)

    • E-Collar Sit

    • E-Collar Down

    • E-Collar Place

    • E-Collar Recall

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Phone: 941-313-4383
Email: CallersCanines@gmail.com

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Disclaimer: Caller's Canines is not physically training you or your dog, therefore is not responsible for your training outcomes or any injuries to you or your dog while training independently. This program is for those who want to watch and practice independently where they see fit. It is up to the owner of the dog to maintain a safe environment and prevent the dog from bodily harm. Dog owner understands that an E-collar is another tool that can be used for training, and if used incorrectly could affect dog and or owner negatively. CCU only trains using E-Collar technologies, any other training collar has not been used by, tested, or is recommended by Caller's Canines for results. Without a consult or in-person evaluation, it is up to owner to do their own due diligence and decide what tool, type of training, and/or rewards is most appropriate for their dog.

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