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North county dublin puppy training

Cerocco · 2010-07-21 16:28:39

Hi All, mods please move if there is another alike thread. My moms puppy is worse if possible than Marley from Marley and me and we need to send her to be trained. Can anyone recommend a good place thats kind but firm. I'm in the swords area.

21-07-2010 4:28pm

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Cerocco

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Hi All, mods please move if there is another alike thread. My moms puppy is worse if possible than Marley from Marley and me and we need to send her to be trained. Can anyone recommend a good place thats kind but firm. I'm in the swords area.

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#2 21-07-2010 5:09pm

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I would recommend you bring the pup along to classes and attend classes with the dog so both dog and owner can be trained together.

Classes really work best when the owner is there working with the dog and its problems.

There are puppy classes at Cloghran, the National Show Centre, Swords every tues night, a pay as you go system.

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#3 21-07-2010 5:45pm

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John from Dublin Dog Training does puppy classes in Estuary Kennels in Swords.

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