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Age: 7 months

Commands: sit, down, touch, stay, come, let's go, whiste feeding, head-in/out, get busy, leave it, place, heel, enough

Work in Progress Commands:
steady, stand

Feeding Schedule:
Breakfast(9am): 1/2 can + 1 cup dry
Dinner(6pm): 1/2 can + 1 cup dry

Busy Schedule:
- Always poops 1x in the morning and 1x at night.
- Will pee anytime you tell her to.
- Busy as much as possible.

Things to know:
- She likes to jump so if she is being jumpy giver her a firm "Enough" and then ignore her.

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Age: 4 months

Commands: sit, down, touch, stay, come (needs a little encouragement), let's go, whistle feeding, get busy, leave it, gentle, off

Work in Progress Commands: head-in, place, heel, under, kennel, head-out

Eating Schedule:
Breakfast: 1 cup between 8:30-9:30 am
Lunch: 1 cup between 12:30-1:30 pm
Dinner: 1 cup between 5:30-6:30 pm
(you can also work with her through a cup of food if you would rather to practice some commands!)

Busy Schedule:
-When she wakes up (before breakfast) around 8:30-9 am, #1 + #2
-After breakfast (usually like 1 hr or so after), #1 and #2 (if you're giving her water w/ the meal)
-After lunch #1 and #2
-After dinner #1 and maybe #2
-Before crating for the night #1, maybe #2 if she didn't after dinner.
-Before any long walks busy her so she won't have accidents on the walk
-After any long naps (including after classes) busy her (might need to carry her outside)
-After you give her water she'll need to busy in like 30 minutes - 1 hr
-Give her extra time to #2, you'll need to circle several times to get her to go, and if she tries to sit, just have her keep walking until she goes or you're satisfied that she's done

Things to know:
-She's working on her figure 8 so expect her to hate it lol. Try feeding her in it/giving her water in it, but don't leave her unattended with her because she will seek revenge.
-She is PERFECT in her crate, she does not have accidents overnight and does not cry. If she does, text me and I can help out!
-She knows whistle feeding very well. I put her in a place first and have her hold the down until I whistle.
-She can get slightly distracted by people so try to keep her focused in vest, work on people approaches
-She gets distracted by other dogs, put her in a sit and try to have her hold it, she likely won't give attention but you can treat her for keeping the sit.
-She loves cuddles very much and will pout openly if you do not pay attention to her.
-Settles very well
-Sometimes tries to hop on furniture if she's excited (although she's not big enough to make it). If she puts her front paws on a chair/bed/etc., she knows the command "off".
-She loves her blanket, both in her crate and out, I'll give it to her in class or when she's in the room with me on tie down, 9/10 times she'll lay on it.
-She's great in the car!

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Age: 6 months

Commands: sit, down, touch, stay, come, let's go, whiste feeding, head-in, get busy, leave it, gentle (for treats), place, stand, heel

Work in Progress Commands: under, kennel, about, inside/outside (for car), out, that's enough, head-out

Eating Schedule:
Breakfast: 1 cup between 7AM - 8AM
Lunch: 1 cup between 12PM - 1PM
Dinner: 1 cup between 5PM - 6PM

Busy Schedule:
-Both #1 and #2 before breakfast around 7 AM
-#1 between 9:30 - 10 AM
-Sometimes #2 around 11AM (depending on activity level and her mood)
-#1 and #2 (if she didn't go at 11AM) after lunch
-Take out every 2-3 hours until bedtime, will go #2 sometime after dinner/before bed
-Take her to busy right before you go to bed (If she's already asleep, I wake her up and take her out)

I take her to busy (pee) every 2 - 2.5 hrs (take more often if she is drinking or exercising a lot). I also still take her to busy after every class.

-recently, has been squatting in several different spots before actually deciding to go.
-likes to pick things up when she busys - watch closely and correct
-will accelerate towards the busy spot when she really gotta go
-Can sometimes be stimulated by walking farther distances across campus. If your class is far, make sure to give her ample time to busy beforehand. (sometimes I stop and busy her halfway if we are walking really far)
-May sometimes sit down and then rise back up into a peeing position. Same with pooping

Things to Know:
-please keep leash on in house until she earns her freedom! I've been told she's jumped on sitter's beds, so by keeping the leash attached to you or nearby you can prevent this. (You can see when she is about to launch)
-if she doesn't respond to her name the first time, do not say it again (she will learn to ignore it). Give her a few seconds to process it and if she still doesn't look at you, make a funny noise or tap her on the head
-before giving her a command, make sure she is paying attention to you. Only say the command once (she knows it!) and give her time to process
-sometimes won't walk so be loud and exciting, she typically loves new people and their new noises
-if she balks, it means she is feeling tension on the leash. Remove all tension and wait for her to start walking again
-not a water hog, so give her constant access to water bowl
-give her lots of opportunities to drink throughout the day when you are out of the house (for ex, both before and after each class)
-use gentle if she is taking treats too roughly
-use quiet if she vocalizes - sometimes happens when you tell her wrong or off and also sometimes for attention (has been vocalizing more with some sitters - be strict/use "Quiet")
-ALWAYS mark for eye contact!!
-use chew bones in class
-give her brown crate mat, blue blanket and Kong tire in crate at night (keep blue blanket folded she uses it as a pillow)
-can be very nippy when greeting people during playtime. Make sure she has access to legal toys so she can greet you with one.
-NO tolerance for jumping on people or furniture. First time, push her down and say "Off." Second time, she goes away. Take her into your room and have quiet time.
-Do not let people pet her on leash (out of vest) unless she is in a sit and making eye contact with you
-She is super smart and will feed off of your mood. If you're in a great mood, then she will be too and vice versa.
-gets the ZOOMIES, loves modified fetch, and always wants you to hold her Benebone for her (will cuddle depending on her mood)

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Eva

Age: 9 months

Commands: sit, down, stay, come, stand, whistle recall, place, kennel, okay, out, leave it, that's enough, heel, about, head-in, stead, inside/outside, busy, lets go, touch, gentle (for treats)

Eating schedule:

Breakfast: 1 1/2 cups whenever you wake up

Dinner: 1 1/2 cups 5:30/6 pm

Busy schedule:
-before breakfast (both 1+2)
-after breakfast maybe around 1 1/2 after she eats (1 +2)
-midday pee
-before dinner 1 and maybe 2
-after dinner around midnight  (both 1 +2)
*she may have to pee more depending on how much water you give her so just keep an eye on that! I like to busy her anytime we really have to chance to if it’s been over a reasonable amount of time so just watch that!

Tips:

-can sometimes be a rough treat taker so make sure to utilize "gentle" if she's excited because that is when she usually takes treat roughly

-gets excited so easily over the smallest things and will usually want to hold something in her mouth. make sure she has legal toys available so she can greet you with a toy :)

-she has a sensitive stomach so please don't give her treats unless I say its okay!!! (Even carrots can upset her stomach)

-LOOOOVES water. Make sure to watch her water intake because even when her bladder is full she will try and finish the whole bowl. But besides that ice cubes are her favorite treat and loves to swim
-her head is sensitive to treat her anytime you pet or touch her head since she usually will cringe lol
-she is fairly dog distracted right now so make sure to reward her with some kibble if you run into one!
-will cuddle but on her own terms because she’s sassy haha

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Age: 9 months

Commands: sit, down, stay, come, stand, whistle recall, place, kennel, okay, out, leave it, that's enough, heel, about, head-in, stead, inside/outside, busy, lets go, touch, gentle (for treats)

Eating schedule:
Breakfast: 1 1/2 cups whenever you wake up
Dinner: 1 1/2 cups 5:30/6 pm

Tips:
-can sometimes be a rough treat taker so make sure to utilize "gentle" if she's excited because that is when she usually takes treat roughly
-gets excited so easily over the smallest things and will usually want to hold something in her mouth. make sure she has legal toys available so she can greet you with a toy :)
-she has a sensitive stomach so please don't give her treats unless I say its okay!!! (Even carrots can upset her stomach)
-LOOOOVES water. Make sure to watch her water intake because even when her bladder is full she will try and finish the whole bowl. But besides that ice cubes are her favorite treat and she loves swimming too.

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Age:9 months

Commands:sit, down, stay, come, place, crate, touch, leave it, whistle feeding, steading, stand, busy, let’s go, gentle, inside/outside, heel, about

- Knows head in but has been hesitant with it lately, use high intensity treat and bunch up the vest to make it smaller.

-Knows wrong and enough/that’s enough, start with wrong and work up enough if need be use a low stern voice and make sure you are above his level, may even need to stand up (worse case)

Eating Schedule:

Breakfast—1.5 cups given whenever you wake up (usually its between 8-9:30am)

Dinner- 1.5 cups given between 6-7pm

Treats- usually 1 cup but whatever is needed

Busy Schedule:

Make sure to unclip the gentle leader from the leash when busying him!

1.    I usually give him breakfast and then take him out but he can be taken out before breakfast. He will go #1 and #2 with his first busy of the day. He usually will pick up his pace right before he goes #2.  Usually goes in two piles but we are working towards one pile, so apply some back pressure on the leash to help him stay in one spot as he #2s

2.    Will #2 again around 11 (~1.5-2hrs after eating)

3.    Around 2-3pm he might go #2 again depending on activity

4.    1.5-2hrs after dinner he will #2 again

5.    Take him out to busy right before you put him to bed may also #2—Usually poops around a total of 3 times a day

6.    Can hold it for 3-4 hours, take him out after a playdate/running around

Tips:

-No soft toys- he will eat them in seconds

-He needs a lot of reinforcement when he's behaving, when left alone he will make the wrong decision, so he shouldn’t be left alone

-Watch him around trash cans he is super smart and will figure out how to open the can in seconds

-He will settle in class with or without toys (I recommend without as all his toys are super loud) be sure to give him time in the morning to walk around the house for a little or he will be less willing to settle in morning classes

-He HATES his gentle leader-he will try to take it off any chance he gets  so pay super close attention to him, kibble him a lot when he’s settled in class and not touching it, again pay close attention to him when he’s trying to get it off--if he gets it off his nose he will start to chew it (he’s chewed through 3 already) tickle his side or hold his head and pet/rub around the gentle leader if he goes crazy trying to get it off and won't listen

-He needs to be tied down in cars and/or something large placed in the passenger seat, he will try to get on the seat or hop in the back while driving or when walking around to his side

-Loves his crate, and settles nicely with a tie down, LOVES ice cubes--shoving a few into the sides of his tire will keep him busy for awhile

-if you put a blanket in his crate make sure to also put a toy so if he wakes up he’ll chew the toy and not the blanket

-loves other dogs so if you see them on campus make sure to kibble him and get his attention before he notices the other dog

-he snores like a trucker at night (sorry if you’re a light sleeper)

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Age: 10 months

Commands: sit, down, stay, come, whistle recall, place, kennel, ok, touch, out, leave it, whistle feeding, thats enough, under, heel, leave it, wrong, off, inside/outside, stand, busy, let's go.

Eating Schedule:
Breakfast - 2 Cups (8:30-9:00) Often does not eat whole breakfast. (Will sleep as long as you want, but this is when I get up every day)
Dinner - 2 cups (6:00-6:30pm)
Treats - Usually one cup, but whatever is needed.

Busy Schedule:
1. I usually give him breakfast and then take him out for his first busy. Goes 1 & 2. #2 is usually multiple piles. May go once and then start circling again.
2. Goes #2 only twice per day unless he has a lot of activity (for example- if you take him out to romp he will poop!)
3. Goes #2 again around 10-11pm.
4. Take him to busy every hour if he is not settling, but he can go 4 hours when not doing much.
5. Sitters typically tell me he circles & busies very quickly. Is very good at not having accidents on walks, but if you do not let him do his full morning poop he may indicate. Just ask him to sit for 10 seconds and then make him wait until you get to your destination.

Tips:
-Must have leash on in the house and be close to you at all times. Is very trustworthy, BUT Alert barks in the house. Anytime you hear a noise of any kind mark him. If he barks, use Quiet. Is especially sensitive to people coming in the door, so as soon as that happens start treating!!! Once he realizes whoever comes in is a friend he will get very excited so keep him with you and continue treating.
-Leave water bowl out and fill as needed. Make sure to carry a water bottle with you at all times.
-Gets stressed in busy places (especially pup class with lots of dogs!) may not listen to commands first time or make eye contact, but be patient and he will get there.
- Is slightly distracted by skateboards. If there are multiple skateboards, he will get VERY rowdy!! Remove him from the situation and use HVTs.
- Will sometimes stop when he sees other dogs. Give him light tugs to get him going and HVTs.
-Good in crate with me, but may be different with a sitter. I would recommend putting him in the crate 5-10 min before you leave.
-Cannot play with all dogs. Text Cate before taking him to play with someone.
- Does not always take treats..
- He settles well in class. Typically no need for toys.
- Needs to be lured in to vest.
- A loveable, goof that tries very hard and will teach you so much patience (:

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Age: 10 months

Commands: sit, down, stay, come, place, crate, ok, touch, out, leave it, whistle feeding, under, heel, head in/out, leave it, wrong, steady, inside/outside, stand, busy, let's go.

Eating Schedule:
Breakfast - 1 1/4 Cups (7:30-8:30)
Dinner - 1 1/4 cup (5:30-6:30)
Treats - 1 Cup small treats + Big treats from dinner (if needed)

Busy Schedule:
1. Busy right after breakfast 1 & 2
2. Goes #2 between 11 and 12 (changes with activity level)
3. Goes #2 right after dinner.
4. Take him to busy one last time  around 10 pm before bed
4. Take him to busy ever hour or two if you are doing a lot, but he can go 3/4 hours when not doing much.
** Billy drinks a lot of water at a time, you can limit it or be aware of how much he is drinking.

Tips:
-Loves ice cubes, playing with toys, and getting pets!
-Good in crate
-Picks up stuff he isn't supposed to once in a while so be stern when he does - he knows he's not supposed to
-Dog distracted, anticipate by getting his attention before by marking and kibbling him, but do not treat until eye contact
- Pulls sometimes, tell him steady, if he continues to pull stop until he releases pressure and start walking again.
- He settles well in class - no toys needed (unless for a longer day)
- Good with head in and putting his nose in the gentle leader (needs more time with that though) - if he backs up wait for him to step towards it and use kibble

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Age: 8 months

Commands: Sit, stay, come, down, stand, place, touch, leave it, about, heel, kennel, whistle feeding, head in/out, out, inside/outside (car), gentle (for taking food), steady, wrong

Eating Schedule:
Add water to food bowl!!
Breakfast - 2 1/4 cups (right when you get up)
Dinner - 2 1/4 cups (between 5-7)

Busy Schedule:
He can wait to go until after he eats breakfast, but if you let him out before he eats he will poop before and after breakfast.
Busy him every 3-4 hours (unless you'll be doing a lot of walking - you should busy him every 2-3 hours)
Normally poops after breakfast, around lunch time, after dinner, and before bed - sometimes if he poops after dinner he won't before bed

Tips:
- Super happy boy so watch out for a constantly wagging tail
- Will sleep a lot and gets snuggly when tired
- Somewhat sensitive stomach so don't give him any treats that I didn't give you
- LOVES other dogs, so if you see them in public immediately start marking and kibbling him
- Currently getting distracted by everything, so just make sure you're paying attention and mark him to gain his attention back
- Enjoys walking quickly
- CAN put his gentle leader and vest on himself (head in/nose in) so don't let him trick you!!
- I don't give him toys in class (he doesn't need them!!)

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Age: 7 months
Insta: @sadietheguidedog

Commands: Sit, down, stay, come, place, crate, whistle feeding, ok, touch, out, leave it, under, heel, wrong, stand, busy, let's go, name recognition, steady (in progress), that's enough, off, gentle, about

Eating Schedule:
*needs toy in bowl usually to slow eating
*no other treats except for her own kibble she has a sensitive stomach
Breakfast - 1.5 cup (9-10 am)
Dinner - 1.5 cup (6-7 pm)

Busy Schedule:
*watch for scavenging while busying and correct
*has soft stools, watch for any change
*stomach is sensitive so make sure she doesn't pick up anything from the ground
1. Busy in the morning after waking up before breakfast.
2. Busy after 2/3 hours of breakfast feeding (usually poops again too)
3. If inside, can hold it up to 5 hours but keep in mind water intake! If out and about, busy her every 2/3 hours.
4. Before bed, take her out one last time at ~10 pm.

Tips:
- Extremely food motivated!!!
- Loves being around people and getting attention, big on cuddling
- Fast walker and pulls on leash, needs lots of kibble to help reinforce loose leash walking
- Jumps on bed when she thinks its time to get up, be STERN
- Can get dog distracted but being proactive with kibble helps
- Hard chew toys only
- Is working on tennis ball distraction so don't let her play with those
- Eager to learn and loves going to new places
- Loves playing with other dogs but just watch for growling

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Age: 4 months

Commands: sit, down, stay, come, place (usually gets it, but sometimes needs it repeated), crate, ok, touch, out, leave it, whistle feeding, under, heel, head in/out, leave it, wrong, inside/outside, stand (in progress), busy, let's go.

Eating Schedule:
Breakfast - 1 cup (9-10AM)
Lunch - 1 cup (1-2PM)
Dinner - 1 cup (around 7PM)

Busy Schedule: after waking up (she can wait until after breakfast/getting ready. she can also sleep in until like 11AM if you let her lol), I take her to pee every 2-4 hours depending on what we are doing (more activity, water, playing, etc. = more busy breaks) and right before I go to bed. She poops in the morning, before bed, and usually once an hour or so after lunch.

Tips:

she is a very good girl, but she is still young so she needs reminders to act like it sometimes. on walks, if you see a distraction coming up, try to redirect her attention and mark before you get there

excited people and squirrels are currently her biggest challenges

she is great at settling and does not need a toy in my classes anymore, but appreciates chew time afterwards as a reward!

if you get an ice cube for yourself, please get one for her as well or she will be very sad (this is a joke, but she does love ice)

good in her crate - I still leave a nylabone or two in there for her

rarely will whine if she's hyper and you leave the room, but say quiet once and she'll listen

use kibble for "head in"

will do anything for kibble

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Age: 5 months

Commands known: sit, down, stay, come, touch, let’s go, busying, whistle feeding, name recognition

Commands working on: stand, place, kennel, under, checking in while walking, leave it, liking his figure 8

Busy Schedule: after waking up, around 10-11, pees after every class, poops again from 4-6ish, and then again before bed around 12. He pees almost every time after he leaves a building

Meals: breakfast at 9-930, lunch 2-230, dinner 730-8, if you have the chance please try feeding him at a coffee shop because he is scared of coffee

Tips: he knows busying but is stubborn so you might need to try for a while and be patient with him, he can also be stubborn with his name but he does know it (but don’t keep calling it if he isn’t answering because he’ll learn to ignore it, just like him on the head or make kissy noises), he doesn’t like coffee so if you walk by or go to a coffee shop make sure you have the time to really make it a positive experience pls, big peanut butter and ice cube guy, if you take him on a play date he might be a little scared of the other dogs but just tell him he’s doing great if he sniffs a butt and he’s super cute and loves to play and cuddle

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aka hersh, hershel, hershel-smurshel, smurshey

Age: 8 months

Commands Known:
Sit, down, stay, come, place, kennel, leave it, wistle feeding, under (working on smaller spaces), heel, touch, out, head in/out, leave it, wrong, in/out (car), stand, okay

Eating Schedule:
1/5 cups twice a day;
Breakfast: 9am
Dinner: 7pm

Busy Schedule:
Will busy every 5 hours or so
"Busy days"
Poop ~9am, 12pm, 5pm (this one has been decreasing lately)
"Lazy days"
Poop ~9am, 2pm
We say "get busy" rather than just the word busy

Tips:

POWER CHEWER - Only give this monster boy hard hard hard toys because he will destroy anything soft-ish

Gets really excited around other dogs and skateboards, so be proactive with the kibble

Obsessed with ice cubes and almond butter (bc he's a boujee boy)

Fast walker usually, so keep his attention and continually reinforce loose leash

If he gets too riled up in the house, put him in timeout

If he gives you any nibbles while playing, cut him off and be stern with him.

Play time is great!! Just watch him for barking/growling with toys/water. Any hint of aggression and he's done fr.

The cuddliest boi

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Age: 7 months

Commands Known:
Sit, down, stay, come, place, kennel, leave it, whistle feeding, under, out, about, gentle, working on steady, heel, that's enough (firm voice though), touch, in/out of car, stand, head in/out

Feeding:
Breakfast: 8, 1.25 cups
Dinner: Around 6 but no later than 6:30, 1.25 cups
Treats: 1 cup

Busying:
Typically only poops twice a day- once in the morning (around 8) and once at night (around 10). Will sometimes have to go again around lunch time, but more times than not it's only twice a day. If she doesn't go during one of those times, try again in an hour and she'll go then.
Throughout the day she can make it 3/4 hours without busying if you're not doing anything, but if she's been doing a lot that day give her more busy breaks- may also have to poop then too.
Doesn't need to busy as soon as you wake up, just within that first hour she's been awake

Tips:
-Bergie gets really excited when she sees other dogs, so make sure to be proactive if you see one coming up (lots of treats to keep her attention) and say good quiet as you treat her
-Doesn't usually need a toy in class unless you have back-to-back classes because she gets a little antsy then- so just give her a toy and then check in with her every now and then because she may try to chew things she shouldn't
-Working on ignoring squirrels
-Is sometimes a slow walker so I'll just say "let's go" until she picks up the pace *Don't lure with kibble
-We're working really hard on crate manners. Right before you leave her, I usually give her one toy, and then her kong with frozen kibble in it (soaked in water first). Don't make a big deal about leaving/returning, and then she should be fine.
-Loves anybody new and will cuddle with you :)
- Hard chew toys only!!!

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Age: 4 months

Commands Known:
Sit, down, busy, stay, come, leave it (in progress), out (in progress), touch

Eating Schedule:
3 meals a day and one cup each meal (although kibble can be taken out of meals if treat pouch is low).
Breakfast: 9-9:30
Lunch: 12:30-1
Dinner: 6:30-7

Busy Schedule:
Usually poops 30-45 minutes after eating, needs to pee every 2-3 hours. Will sleep through the night (7-8 hours) but needs to busy as soon as you wake up

Tips:
-Loves his deer antler and large white . bone
-Can get overly excited/bitey when he's around a lot of people. Try to calm him down by correcting him and giving him a command (sit) and treat him when he's calm. Puppy hold if this doesn't work
-Will go for rocks/leaves/anything while walking so use a lot of voice and treat him when he ignores that stuff
-Great in his crate, will sleep whenever he's in there
-A bit of obedience training/modified fetch will tire him out easily
-An absolute angel when he's tired :)

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Age: 7 months

Commands known:
Sit, stay, down, come, leave it, heal, steady, out for when she picks something up, whistle feeding, under, and working knowledge of place, kennel, and head in/head out

Eating schedule:
Shw gets a total of 3 cups of food a day. If it's going to be a busy day for her and shell need lots of treats, do not give her breakfast. On a normal day she gets 1/2 cup for breakfast around 10 am and 1/2 for dinner around 7 PM. The rest of her food comes from treat pouch.

Busy schedule:
Will pee and poop when you get up (can sleep in untim 10, 10:30 latest). Poops once in the morning and once at night anytime between 7 PM and bedtime (11 PM-12 am). Will pee about every 2 hours. Try to busy as much as possible though.

Tips:
- really loves carrots and ice cubes
- gets excited by other dogs so try to get her attention before she sees the dog and use lots of kibble to keep her focused.
- stares at squirrels so use treats and try to walk quicky passed them, she will regain focus shortly after
- usually sleeps in class but will sometimes wake up and get antsy. Bring a toy just in case and use kibble to keep her from trying to move around
- loves attention and will get upset if she doesnt get attention so if you need to do something, stuffing her antler inside her hollee roller ball keeps her busy for awhile

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Margaret

Age: 7 months

Commands Known:
Sit, stay(might take a couple trys), down, come, place, touch, leave it (needs work but she knows it pretty well), kennel, heel, whistle feeding, “okay eat,” gentle, steady (currently learning)

Busy Schedule
-Can sleep in until about 10 and she will have to busy, but can wait until after she eats breakfast.
-Will typically go poop around 1-2pm, and wont go again until after dinner around 5/6. If she doesnt poop around 1 or 2 then she will just go later around 5/6.
-She will go as soon as you tell her to, so if she takes a really long time to go she’s not being stubborn she just doesnt have to go.

Tips:
-Have patience with her. She’s still in the stage of wanting to put everything in her mouth, but she’s a fast learner so as long as you let her know what you want and reward her for the right behavior she will listen.

-During class she gets bored very easily, sometimes she may refuse her toy, but if you keep consistently treating her this will keep her attention on you and not on trying to get up and move around.

-She gets really excited by other dogs and squirrels, it helps get attention with treats before she sees the dog, and keep consistently treating her until it passes. She’s very food motivated.

Things she loves:
Ice cubes
Play time
Belly rubs :)

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Age: 10 months

Commands known:
Sit, stay, come, down, stand, place, touch, leave it, about, heel, kennel, whistle feeding, head in/out, out, inside/outside (car), gentle (for taking food), steady, wrong

Eating Schedule:
- breakfast is whenever you wake up in the morning (2 cups)
- dinner is around 4:30-6 (2 cups)

Busy Schedule:
- will pee and poop right when you get up (can sleep in until 10 if wanted)
- busy throughout the day (if inside he can go 3/4 hours but if out and about busy every hour or two)
- poop schedule is always changing but he normally busies after waking up, a few hours after he wakes up, and again after dinner then before bed

Tips:
- Crosby's favorite thing is other dogs so when you see one in public start marking and treating
- He isn't very good at playing by himself but likes it when you hold his bones for him
- Use a treat to put on gentle leader/vest
- He's really slow sometimes so you have to tell him "let's go" a couple times to get him to walk at a normal pace
- He doesn't wag his tail a lot ever so don't think it's you
- He will do anything for a kibble :)

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Age: 8 months

Commands: sit, down, stand, stay, come, whistle feeding (and okay), place, steady, wrong, leave it, touch, under, out

Busy Schedule:
- Poop: morning, after breakfast/dinner. If you’re really active throughout the day he will likely need to go again.
- Pee: morning, after meals, I usually take him after classes just in case he needs to go.

Tips:
- The first bit you have him you have to be very stern with him. He tries to test new people and see what he can get away with. Restrict his freedom by using a tie down or putting a leash on him while he roams your apartment.
- If you see a squirrel or bird make sure you treat him. Otherwise he’s going to stare at them. You can also use puperoni to get his attention back to you.
- No need for toys or anything in classes. He will just sleep.
- Will do ANYTHING for food and ice cubes

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Age: 8 months

Commands Known:
Sit, down, stand, stay, come, heel, about, steady, gentle (for taking kibble from hand or toys), place, touch, kennel, outside (for exiting kennel), head in/out (only in quiet and comfortable settings for her right now), leave it, whistle feeding, in/out (for car), wrong, that's enough (in a firm voice though), under, out (for things that she's picked up)

Feeding Schedule:
-Breakfast: I feed her everyday around 8:30 am (1.5 cups)
-Dinner: Anytime before 7 pm, but I feed her at 6:30 pm (1.5 cups)

Busy Schedule:
-I feed her breakfast first thing when I wake up, then take her to pee and poop 30 minutes after eating (if you prefer to take her to pee first thing then you can, but she can hold it until after she eats that way you only need to busy once in the morning)
-She poops anywhere from 30 to 45 minutes after eating her meals
-Some days she will poop around 2-3 pm so during that time frame, stay out a little longer to see if she needs to go. When she really doesn't have to go anymore, she will sit down and look at you with her sad eyes.

Tips:
-Carrots are her favorite treat, so feel free to reward her with one if she's being good
-I always take her to play in the mornings. Letting her release that energy in the morning is super helpful if you have long days like I do.
-Not extremely food motivated. Sometimes she refuses to take kibble while she's walking on campus so it's important to keep her motivated and focused by using your voice
-She's pretty independent most days but when she wants attention, she'll bring a toy over to you to play with her
-She really loves the crate and will go in throughout the day for naps, so leave the crate door open if you're home with her so she can go in and out. She does prefer a blanket or a bed to be in it though.
-Really loves looking out windows so it's great if you have low windows in your apartment. She can lay there for hours (literally) so if you need to get homework done and don't want to be bothered, just sit by a window with her

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Age: 8 Months

Commands Known:
Stay, sit, down, stand, place, out, leave it, touch okay, about, heel, kennel, eat, head  in/head out, inside/outside(for the car)

Eating Schedule:
-breakfast around 9am(1 3/4cups + 1/4cup of pumpkin)
-dinner around 7:30pm(1 3/4cup + 1/4cup of pumpkin)

Relative Busy Schedule:
- pre and post breakfast poop between 9-10am
- busy throughout the day as MUCH as possible
- poop at 4-6pm
- poop at 9-10pm

Tips:
- If you see a squirrel or bird, shorten the leash a little because she definitely thinks she’s a hunting dog sometimes
- I give her as much playtime as possible. She’s not super toy motivated but she likes them enough and if your desperate and she seems uninterested in said toys, give her an ice cube(it's also hilarious)
- We give her water every hour but she is a water hog so she shouldn't start to drink until you say "Okay"
- No toys in class. She gets too excited but without them she naps.
- Hard chew toys only. She will tear pieces off of the soft toys just because she chews too hard.