Dog Training Class for Deaf Dogs – Austin
Dog training class for deaf dogs – Austin
Dog Manners for Deaf Dogs – Begins April 10, 2010
Fee: 6 one hour sessions for $175
Location: 12129 RR 620 N, Suite 401 An indoor facility about a mile west of
183 on 620. Near Lakeline Mall.
More Information: 335-7100 or carolyn@austindogalliance.org
Register Online: http://www.AustinDogAlliance.org
Instructor: Carolyn Honish, CPDT and Delta Society Instructor/Evaluator,
is a Deaf Education teacher with Round Rock ISD. Her two year old deaf
double dapple dachshund is a certified pet therapy dog with the Delta
Society. He responds to over 35 sign language phrases/commands.
Course Content: Participants will learn how to effectively train their deaf
dogs in a fun, positive manner using sign language. Issues involved in
owning a deaf dog will be discussed: communicating with deaf dogs, proper
socialization, safety, how to get a deaf dog’s attention when it is not
within reach, desensitization to reduce being startled, potty training,
obedience commands (sit, down, stay, leave it, drop it, etc), and good house
manners. Dogs will also be taught a few tricks.
CONTACT PERSON NAME: Carolyn Honish
CONTACT EMAIL ADDRESS: carolyn@austindogalliance.org
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I love puppies. I just got one particular a week ago and it has not been trained yet and has bitten me a couple of times but its absolutely nothing to be concerned about, i can train it well. I hope
this is a really good idea. training deaf dogs does not only give his owner ways to communicate with him but will surely relieve him knowing that they now have a two-way communication.
My daughter recently adopted a puppy – an American Eskimo – and she is deaf. We are looking for infomation on a similiar training program in the Houston area. Is there anyone you could recommend to us?
Thank you,
Laura Green