DOG AND PUPPY OBEDIENCE CLASSES
Our next class:
Our next class is August 27th - Call to sign up
Our next class is August 27th - Call to sign up
About the Trainers:
My name is Diane DeDominicis and I am from Treadwell. I have been training dogs since I was in high school. After HS I went to school to be a dog groomer and working in that field for a few years before getting married and starting my large human family. About 12 years ago, my husband and I became involved in dog rescue and have now had over 100 dogs through our home. Our "specialty" quickly became the socialization of young dogs and puppies and helping them learn basic skills that would one day help them be a more enjoyable pet for their adoptive families. We now raise Labrador Retrievers, still have a few rescues in our home and enjoy training them in basic obedience and agility for fun. The dog training classes that I teach focus on teaching you how to communicate more effectively with your dog and teaching basic life skills that will help make your pet a better citizen in your home and neighborhood. Skills covered include: sit, down, stay, leave it, watch, wait and how to walk politely on a leash.
Jan Newcomer trained her first dog in 4-H over 50 years ago and has been involved with dogs ever since. She bred, trained and showed German Shepherd Dogs for over 40 yrs until retirement and since the mid 1970’s has trained dogs and their people in both group and private lessons. She is a certified professional dog trainer (CPDT) who utilizes science based positive methods. Retired from over 30 yrs at SUNY Delhi in the Science and previously, Veterinary Science, depts, she and her husband are owned by Tucker, a 9 yr old Pembroke Welsh Corgi. His titles include Grand Champion (AKC), Can. Ch., Canine Good Citizen, Rally (Advanced), Herding Tested, Agility Excellent, Agility Excellent Jumpers, and most recently obedience ( Beginner Novice). Their next aim is the Companion Dog obedience title. When not busy with training , Jan assists her husband Tom in the selling of 17-19thc. Antiques throughout the northeast and down as far as N.C.