Obedience Training Sample Clauses

The Obedience Training clause establishes requirements for the training of a pet, typically a dog, to ensure it follows basic commands and behaves appropriately. This clause may specify the type of training required, such as group classes or private sessions, and set expectations for the pet's behavior, like responding to commands or not exhibiting aggression. Its core function is to promote responsible pet ownership and minimize behavioral issues, thereby reducing the risk of damage or disturbances caused by the pet.
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Obedience Training. Adopter agrees to provide obedience training for the Dog at their cost if any behavior issues arise. We agree that if the training is not complete on any Dog being returned to us, Adopter will be financial responsible for the cost to complete training.
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Obedience Training. The Seller “Breeder” encourages the Buyer to provide basic obedience training with their puppy within the first year of owning their dog. ▇▇▇▇▇ and ▇▇▇▇▇▇ is a great resource.
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Obedience Training. Adopter agrees to provide obedience training for the dog at their cost. Proof of training must be presented to Rescue within 3 months after the adoption date for dogs 4 months and older. For pups younger than 4 months old, proof of training is required within 4 months of adoption date. Note: We agree that if the training is not complete on any dog being returned to us, Adopter will be financially responsible for the cost to complete training.
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Obedience Training. Buyer agrees to take puppy through a minimum of a 6-week Puppy/Beginner Obedience class given by a professional, certified trainer (certified at least CPDT-KA) who is either a “positive” trainer or a “balanced” trainer. Buyer further agrees that the trainer they choose is a professional trainer, not a store trainer (such as in the chain pet stores) or boarding kennel trainer. Buyer will have the opportunity to go through group class “Basic Obedience & Manners” Training with Breeder in her training studio at a heavily discounted rate.
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Obedience Training. Buyer agrees to take puppy through a minimum of a 6-week Puppy/Beginner Obedience class given by a professional, certified trainer (certified at least CPDT-KA) who is either a “positive” trainer or a “balanced” trainer. Buyer further agrees that the trainer they choose is a professional trainer, not a store trainer (such as in the chain pet stores) or boarding kennel trainer. Buyer will have the opportunity to go through group class “Basic Obedience & Manners” Training with Seller in her training studio at a heavily discounted rate. Seller strongly recommends Buyer sign up for the at-home ▇▇▇▇▇▇ & Bella Puppy School course as well.
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