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Making Your Dog a Social Animal: How to Get the Most out of Obedience Class 
 
by Katherine Shaw June 10, 2005

After Class

Remember to practice what you've learned during the week between classes. Fifteen minutes a night should do it. Practicing outside, especially in a park where there are distractions your pup will learn to ignore, is a great idea--and a great way to meet fellow dog lovers.

If you keep training sessions short, especially for young puppies, stay enthusiastic, and never lose your temper, before long you'll have a dog with handsome manners who will be welcome just about anywhere. And best of all, once your obedience course is over you can sign up for another one.

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