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We use & sell
and other high quality dog food products and
supplements.
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Join us in beautiful
Canyon County for an activity both
you and your dog will
enjoy!
Serving Canyon
County and the greater Treasure Valley
just 5 miles west of Caldwell, and 35 miles west of Boise:
We provide positive experiences for all breeds of dogs and
their owners; We offer dog obedience training, behavior
shaping, and problem solving, using the most current,
research-based methods, at our beautiful 3 acre training
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the winter season we offer Private or , Semi Private
Sessions from puppy to adult, for novice through advanced
handlers:
Puppy aptitude testing, puppy preparedness, household manners,
basic obedience, adult dog personality profile, and
preparation for competition titles in obedience and tracking.
All
clients receive printed daily lesson plans, and
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Background
I have been training dogs for 19 years, beginning with my
German Shepherds, and over the last 7 years with all breeds
of dogs. Thirty three years as an educator and behavior
specialist has prepared me with an understanding of the
principles of behavior theory: operant conditioning, task
analysis, backwards chaining, modeling, behavior shaping,
reinforcement, and successive approximations. Teaching
young children has amazing similarities to the principles
applied to successful dog training. Knowledge of
tools, the ability to communicate effectively, and organized
and clear session goals leads to the success you will share
with your canine companion.
Actively participating in a dog training club, I have
completed 36 titles on my own dogs over the years. Clients
in my classes have gone on to successfully complete titles
on their own dogs. |
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Use our on-line interest inventory and registration form!
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"Until he extends the circle of compassion to all living
things, he himself will not find peace" Albert Schweitzer |
“A newspaper
can be an effective training tool when used properly.
For instance, use the rolled up newspaper if your dog chews
something or has a housetraining accident.
Take the rolled up newspaper and hit yourself over the head as you
repeat this phrase:
I FORGOT TO WATCH MY DOG! I FORGOT TO WATCH MY DOG!
If your dog laughs at you when you do this, praise him.!
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Contact Me:
Cedar Crest K9 Academy~ Nancy Thomas Price, Proprietor
Cell: 208-863-1802 Home: 208-459-4020 Fax:
208-459-4258
Email:
nancy@zederkamme.com
Greenleaf Idaho, 5 miles west
of Caldwell |
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Training