Curly Coated Retriever Finds Dog Training Camp San Diego

What an awesome birthday present. Omar the Curly Coated Retriever turned one year old on Saturday and the best present in the world was his parents bought him a very cool dog training camp in San Diego.

Omar lives in the hills of Ramona, with plenty of trails and outdoor activity to keep him well exercised and entertained. The problem was he did not get the idea of “come here” at all. And when he saw a bird, squirrel or any small moving object… well… game on!

He also had a fantastic habit of grabbing his owners shoes, looking straight at her, going into a play bow, and then racing around in a game of catch me if you can. When the confines of the house was too small for his game, he’d just head right out the dog door and continue his game in the yard! Frustrating to say the least. He had a lot of habits, like getting into the garbage and nicely “decorating” the entire house. And can we talk about the pulling on the leash. You could easily end up with skinned knees by this Retriever, no problem!

Lucky for Omar, he’s lovable, and an incredibly smart dog as well. With a little research his owners found K9 Coach, an exclusive dog training camp in San Diego where he gets one on one training in the house, out on trails, with other dogs… he even went to get ice cream (not for him) last night! What great training for a dog. Out on a sidewalk, tables, food, people wanting to pet him, little kids running by, and other dogs out with their owners.

Stay tuned for more updates on Omar. We about ready to head to dog beach and practice getting him to come away from all the other dogs when called.

Practice makes permanent. As his dog training coach, showing him the same picture over and over and following through is key. Don’t put your dog in a situation you know they can’t do, without showing them clearly what to do many times first… big tip of the day.

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