Assignments

Film and show me how your leash walks are going. Take a clip of one of your walks and let me see it. You can post it on the private Facebook group page or text it to me.

Here is your assignment. I’d like you to film this. I’d like you to allow your dog to make a mistake and try to correct it. However that you are correcting. Film it and post it either in the private Facebook group or text it to me. 

I have a few questions to ask you. Have you been training your puppy for at least 2 months now? Did you get similar or better or worst results as I got with Annie? Please answer these questions by sending me an email and updating me on your situation. Send it to: info@sarodogtraining.com 

Film and post or text you playing one of the games in this section with your dog using the 3 basic obedience commands. 

Film and post or text it of you teaching, practicing, and training your puppy the sit, stay, and come commands. 

Film and post a video of your training and practicing the sit and stay command with your puppy. 

After learning and practicing the sit command for a few weeks, I want you to film a short clip of you asking your puppy to sit and send the clip via text or post it on the Facebook page. This way, I can criticize your training and correct anything that needs to be corrected or

After learning and practicing the correction and reward lessons for a week or two, I want you to film a short clip of you correcting and rewarding your puppy and send the clip via text or post it on the Facebook page. This way, I can criticize your training and correct anything that needs to

Your task is to stay accountable and journal your experience throughout this process. Here’s how to approach it: Study and Implement: Take the time to thoroughly study the lessons and gradually integrate them into your daily routine with your dog. Document Your Progress: After nearly two weeks of consistent practice, set up your phone camera

Film and post or text you playing one of the games in this section with your dog using the 3 basic obedience commands.