Dog Tricks “Party with your Pup”

Dog Tricks

Description: “This class is designed to help teach your dog to be the life of any holiday party. Training fun skills and behaviors that can apply to any situation, but focusing on the upcoming holidays. They will learn Take it and how to hold items in their mouth, Wave, High Five, Fist Bump, Ring a Bell or Touch a Button, Hug, Target Touch, Wipe your Paws, Decorate a Tree or other holiday items, and you can choose a trick you would like them to learn. Yes…..You can teach an old dog a new trick!

Requirements: Dogs 4 months and older. Dogs must be in your care for at least 3 weeks.

Length: 5, 1 hour classes (off holiday week)

Cost: $145 (Lomita resident discount available)

Time: Tuesdays, 9:00 am

Instructor: Ethel Mercer, (310) 755-4443, puppygames@aol.com

Beginning Dates: November 5, 2024

Location: Lomita Park, Parking Lot – North, 24428 Eshelman Ave, Lomita, CA, 90717 (map).

 

Registration: Sign up at the Lomita Park office located at 24428 Eshelman Avenue (map) or online.


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Registration

Sign up in person at Lomita Park:
24428 Eshelman Ave (map)
or online.

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What to Bring

  • Receipt from park for proof of payment.
  • A proof of vaccinations in the form of your most recent vet receipt or a printout stating type and date of the vaccine the dog has been given. All adult dogs must have distemper and parvo and meet rabies requirements. Puppies need to have started and be up to date on the immunization process. Rabies is not required for very young puppies.
  • A well fitting collar and a 4’ to 6’ leather or nylon leash with nothing attached. No retractable or flexi leashes.
  • Bring lots of tiny treats to train your dog with. Make sure that your dog is hungry and that he loves the treats. Cheese, hot dogs, chicken, etc. work well.