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Dog training in Montenegro

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About: dog training

Dog training covers basic obedience, loose-leash walking, recall, puppy socialisation and work on problems like barking, jumping up or pulling. Sessions can be one-to-one, in a group or at your home, and most of the progress comes from the practice you do every day between lessons. For serious behaviour issues such as aggression, involve your vet as well.

Frequently asked questions

When should I start training my puppy?

You can start socialisation and basic habits as soon as the puppy comes home, following your vet's advice on vaccinations before meeting other dogs. The trainer will suggest what suits the puppy's age.

Can an older dog be trained?

Yes, older dogs learn too; it can just take more patience. Tell the trainer which habits you want to change.

Are sessions in English?

Languages are listed on each trainer's profile. Dogs respond to cues in any language, but you need to understand the trainer's explanations.

What affects the price?

Private versus group sessions, number of lessons, the problem being worked on and home visits. Packages usually cost less per session.

How long until my dog learns?

It depends on the dog, the goal and how consistently you practise. No trainer can guarantee results without your daily work.