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A new pet is a full-time commitment - one that requires plenty of time, patience and effort. It is important to remember that even the most well-trained animal can become nervous and confused in a new environment, and accidents are likely to happen. Pet ownership is a huge responsibility with many different issues that can possibly arise. You should expect and allow for a few mishaps before your new best friend no longer soils or damages things in your home. Your new pet needs your time, patience and understanding so that he will learn what is expected of him in order to build a relationship based on mutual trust and respect. A little tender loving care and consistent training go a long way. In time, your pet will surely become a most wonderful addition to your family and a treasured companion.
To assist you with all your new pet experiences, North Shore Animal League America is happy to give you the insights and expertise of our staff of esteemed trainers and behavioral experts. "The Trainers' Corner" is here to give you invaluable information and designed to help you better understand your pet's needs, their behaviors, and to offer the best tips and techniques in making the owner-pet experience one of the most rewarding relationships you will ever have.
- Our Adoption Counselors and Training staff offer free telephone consultations along with follow-up literature.
- Free Canine Behavior Orientation Classes every Sunday @12:30 (no registration required).
- Little Learners Puppy Preschool provides training and prevention of problem behaviors for pups through 6 months of age. Classes are one-hour long and conducted at 7pm and 8pm on Tuesday evenings. There are 8 classes per session for a total cost of $125. Registration is required.
- Obedience Classes are held at 6:30pm and 8pm on Wednesday evenings at a cost of $125 for 7 classes, registration is required. These classes are open to dogs over the age of 6 months, adopted from North Shore Animal League or graduates of the Little Learners Preschool, which is open to the public.
We handle everything from basic obedience & common problems to separation anxiety, housebreaking and even food and object possession. For more information on the services provided please call (516) 812-7264.
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