Városi Kutyák Iskolája - Városi Kutyák Iskolája

Great place! Our dog was a rescued puppy, he was terrified with every walk he attacked, barked, and pulled and skinned on the leash. True, the 8-week course is not over yet, but it has already become a receptive dog thanks to the Mint Peti. Go if you want a little sweet hairy dumpling for your companions instead of a monster! Thanks for everything!

At my daughter’s request, I went to school with her and Bari’s dog. My experience is that the people who work there are careful and understand very well the dogs. Special attention is paid to problem puppies! Lamb and many people have learned so far !!! All your questions will be answered immediately. I can only recommend this school to any dog ​​owner. Group education works especially well as dogs socialize with each other and with people!

Dear, good-natured, but I don't see much sense in this training in groups of 20-25 people. In most cases, there are 3 for those 20-25 people, but I have found that there are 2 more. What’s missing: Some attention to the owner and the dog, which is hard to give if there are too many. Nevertheless, the guy has the impressive ability to remember the names of all the dogs more or less. Not only to explain what to do, but also why, and "What if". All along, I had the feeling that with so much power, I could have slapped a Youtube video where the face of a trained dog shows that this is how it should be. Thanks, but what if your dog doesn't react that way? Like the little kid on judo who was packed up on the street for the first time when he tried to defend himself because the other didn’t pick up the baseline. Occasionally in about 45 minutes - 1 hour they grind a short something that only lasts 45 minutes - 1 hour because 10 minutes while we tune the dogs down so they can watch, then 10 minutes until everyone runs through to see how they completed the previous week homework, 20 minutes while we learn the new lesson, and finally a pleasant deductive binding run for everyone one by one. It’s worth not counting on the minutes I indicated above, because you won’t give out that one hour, nor the 45 minutes. Poetic freedom. The content of the lessons could be summarized in a 30 sec video. To support this: the most useful part was a 2 hour live video. There was an opportunity to ask, the other question is that we did not live with it. (because it was really good and detailed) So their expertise is absolutely given, only the format is not good. I’m not saying it’s useless, but for anyone looking for something similar, I suggest taking private lessons. Contrary to belief, no more expensive, but much more detailed information can be obtained, more individual attention is guaranteed and the trainer gets to know the dog on the go, so he can adjust the method when it comes to it. Anyway, they are really good heads, I wish you all the best for the rest.

Mimivel első tanfolyamunk. ? Imádunk otthonról elindulni, ha meglátja a kis piros táskám, már rohan is farokcsóválva hozzám, mert tudja, hogy akkor bizony ISKOLA! Lèpèsről-lèpèsre haladunk a tanulással, de a napi gyakorlás ès rengeteg jutifalat az elengedhetetlen. ? Nagyon szèpen fejlődünk ès ezt mind a szuper vezetèsnek köszönhető! ?? Pontos, alapos, rèszletes ès èrthető. Nincsenek felesleges órák, lènyegretörően mindenből tanulunk mi ès a kutyusunk is! Szívből ajánlom Pètert ès remek csapatát! ? Profik az oktatásban, kedvesek ès segítőkèszek!

Our saved puppy, Mango, loves to go there. We did 2 courses all the way through, sometimes we did daycare. He always pulled me out of the car to school. Hopefully we will continue from autumn. In general, the performance of the dog was directly proportional to the amount of homework assigned, which is also the responsibility of the owner. It’s great to have started a new session, treibball, it would be great if you had the opportunity to try it out at multiple times. After nearly 20 years of equestrian coaching, racing, and educating children, it is important to add that no matter how animal-friendly someone is, situations where an animal behaves in a self- and / or public-hazardous manner should be resolutely responded to and, if possible, suppressed. A distinction must be made between animal torture and animal husbandry. At school, I NEVER saw any rough treatment from any of the instructors, in fact, they explicitly "jumped", saying that if the owner unreasonably tugged at the leash, shouted at the dog, and so on. There was only a "loud" response for the layman in a situation where the animal had killed a human. If it had been my dog, I’m glad it happens under the hands of experts and helps to make more of this (or worse, for example, a dog attack a dog) not happen.

Tony's dog came to me at the end of February, I became the third owner of the then two-year-old goldie. After a good month of paralysis with leashes and fighting with other dogs with little results, we went to the supervised runner to Peti. They kicked us out after 5 minutes :) because Tony was so bad at the others. So we went back to the WFD for socialization, a couple of times was enough to try the run again. Since then, we’ve done the basic course as well. It was a good, useful course, I learned a lot, the dog also developed a lot. What the school has given me a lot about is the awareness that the dog is not thinking with my head, I can expect from him what I have taught him and also after a lot of practice. And that the dog longs for my praise (plus the beef liver reward bite, thanks to Zsolti for the tip). And also that the sweet-eyed puppy is primarily an instinct who volunteers for the task in the absence of a leader ... As the course passed, I became calmer, more patient, but at the same time more determined with Tony. So I don’t know what the WFD is more or less like other schools, but I feel good there. In addition to Peti, the others treat the dogs well, intervening at a good time if there is something wrong with the animals. There’s no face-to-face, figurative, shameful or hurtful remarks - there’s humor and irony, and it’s always good.