Free dog training guide for Die Boord, Stellenbosch
A free 10-page PDF with the basics: sit, stay, come when called and a loose lead. The last pages are made for Die Boord, with places to practise near you and weather tips for the season.
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Where to practise in Die Boord
Start at home, then take each skill out, one step at a time.
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Your own street in Die Boord
Go early in the morning or in the evening, when it's quiet. Practise a loose lead from your gate to the corner and back.
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The paths along the Eerste River
Good for loose-lead walks and sniff breaks. Start at a quiet time of day.
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Die Braak, in the town centre
A big open green with people, bikes and cars around it. Good for a sit and a loose lead once the quiet spots are easy.
Check the signs at each place. Some ask for dogs on a lead, and some don't allow dogs at all. Pick up after your dog.
What's inside
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Before you start
Short sessions, a marker word, tiny treats and no force.
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Sit and stay
Step by step, with a release word, one small step at a time.
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Come when called
Four games that build a recall you can trust.
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Loose-lead walking
Stop when it's tight, reward at your leg, sniff breaks.
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Calm on grooming day
Getting used to paws, ears, brushes and the dryer.
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Treats that work
What to use, how much, and the foods dogs must never have.
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Your suburb
Places to practise near you, weather tips for this season, and a 7-day plan.
Questions
Where can I practise dog training in Die Boord?
Your own street in Die Boord; The paths along the Eerste River; Die Braak, in the town centre. Check the signs at each place. Some ask for dogs on a lead, and some don't allow dogs at all. Pick up after your dog.
Is the NogPets training guide really free?
Yes. It costs nothing and there is nothing to buy. Leave your email and the PDF is emailed to you.
What does the guide teach?
Sit, stay, come when called, loose-lead walking, staying calm when being groomed, and which treats to use. Every step uses rewards, never force or pain.
How is it made for my suburb?
When you give your suburb, the last pages name places to practise near you, weather tips for the season, and a 7-day plan. Your dog's name is used all the way through.
How do I get it?
Fill in the form. The guide arrives by email as a PDF attachment, usually within a minute. We send it once per email address.
Is it for puppies or older dogs?
Both. The same kind, reward-based steps work at any age. For growling, snapping or big fears, see your vet first, then a qualified reward-based trainer.
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