He began work mission societies west general among of agility the logged recording of 1 hour week with a trainer and 4 hours week of animal handler homework. We utilize only positive, clicker-training methods. Dogs are kept motivated and eager to please using treats, excitement, fun, rewards and other surprises. MORE Give Us Paws is a federally recognized nonprofit corporation based Texas. We provide subsidized and free, -home training of eligible candidates' dogs as service animals. We focus on veterans suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Traumatic Injury and limited mobility. Subsidized services are also provided to civilians determined to be disabled under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Veterans receive priority for funding and training. We train Service Dogs for individuals suffering from disabilities order to mitigate the symptoms and to improve the quality of their lives. Give Us Paws is committed to evidence-based training methods and to training service dogs to a high level of reliability that their handlers can depend on. We train the most efficient manner possible, making sure our trainers are skilled using positive reinforcement to build the behaviors people with disabilities need and that make our service dogs safe and reliable public. Give Us Paws trains dogs to assist those with disabilities to improve the quality of their lives. More importantly than teaching the dog, we teach handlers to train their dogs. Give Us Paws is committed to working with the handlers and dogs as they learn to work together as a team. There are thousands of returning veterans suffering from PTSD having issues adjusting to normal life. The VA does not supply any funding for the training or care for service animals of veterans with PTSD and there's a large gap that needs to be filled with extremely limited resources. MORE I'm and I joined the United States Corps while I was High School. I was deployed to Operation Iraqi Freedom as a Corporal 2003. When I left the Marines I was given 10% disability. I spent the next 10 years trying to make myself believe I was Too prideful to seek help. I didn't feel right getting reevaluated again until I moved to and retired...more name is CJ. I served 8 years the United States Navy. I've been on multiple deployments to Afghanistan and Iraq during time the service. I suffer from PTSD with anxiety along with other disabilities. Since civilian life started 2014, I struggle with simple daily tasks and I have little I'm not comfortable public settings, a simple run to the groc...more name is Cory and I served the Army for 10 years where I achieved the rank of E-6. I was twice deployed to Afghanistan and I earned many commendations while serving, including the Bronze Purple Heart and the Meritorious Service Medal. It became quite clear to me that having a Service Dog would be extraordinary asset to family af...more all. Our fully qualified veterinary nurses just to help you and your canine friends to grow together and enjoy each other the best way possible. At the Dog Training Tauranga knows and loves we offer a safe environment our dog training classes, ages 5 months and upwards. 6-week session, 1 theory, 5 practical Getting you out and about with your dog, learning to walk nicely and come when called, done a safe secure area for the first 2 sessions then 3 Fergusson park. 6-week session What is Clicker training? A clicker is a small mechanical noisemaker to the behavior being reinforced. Skills learned range from sitting quietly on a bed to weaving between your legs. One on one training Price by appointment We are currently taking enrollments for our next Canine College course. Classes start Wednesday the 8th of at 6pm. Please phone 07 90 or email to register. Sit This is one of the easiest dog obedience commands to teach, it's a good one to start with. Hold a treat close to your dog's nose. Move your hand up, allowing his head to follow the treat and causing his bottom to lower. Once he's sitting position, say Sit, give him the treat, and share affection. Repeat this sequence a few times every day until your dog has it mastered. Then ask your dog to sit before mealtime, when leaving for walks, and during other situations where you'd like him calm and seated. Come This command can help keep a dog out of trouble, bringing him back to you if you lose grip on the leash or accidentally leave