Education is not training. It is to teach the dog good manners and obedience while making him understand who is the pack leader.
The dog training is essentially to solidify the relationship between the dog and its owner (and family). It aims to provide rules for the dog so that it then knows its place in the "pack" of the family.
This "training" is essential if you go outside with your dog to anticipate its reactions to (other dogs) and to know how to react in case of any problems (aggression ,...)
The dog training takes place in several stages:
INDIVIDUAL STAGES
1) Self-control from the dog
This is done by teaching him about sitting and staying both next to its master and from a distance.
2) Walking with a lead.
Again, the dog must learn self control and obedience by not walking infront of or behind its master and with automatically sitting when the master stops.
3) Walking without a lead
This is an important step and is stressful for the master who has no physical link to the dog. The dog must do the same without the lead as with the lead (walking at different paces and sitting automatically).
4) Calling for the dog to return.
In this stage we let the dog play and encourage it to do so. The object is to then get the dog to come back on demand. It is a milestone because it demonstrates that the dog obeys its master.
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GROUP STAGES
5) Walking on a lead in a group
The dog must once again control itself and obey its master whilst in the presence of other dogs.
6) Lessons in a group without a lead
We allow the dogs to play together. However, they must come back to heel for their master on the first request and stop playing immediately.
7) Outings in town
This teaches the dog to keep its control in unknown environments. The dog and owner work together on the exercises in the middle of the crowd.
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With the help of a dog trainer, you will learn how to educate your dog both during the sessions together and with specific exercises at home.
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EDUCATION