Science & Nature
All Things Dogs: Learn New Tricks, Bake Treats, Play Games, and More! (FLEX)
In this flex, at-your-own-pace, class, we will discuss all things dogs, and learn many new dog tricks and how to bake a few kinds dog treats!
There are no upcoming classes.
No live meetings
Over 4 weeks
7-12
year olds
1-8
learners per class
How does a “Flexible Schedule” course work?
No scheduled live video chats
Discussions via classroom forum and private messages with the teacher
Great if your learner prefers independent pacing or is uncomfortable with live video chat
There are no open spots for this class.
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Description
Class Experience
Students will bond with their dog through multiple exercises and trick learning. The exercises are also useful for day-to-day activities and making your dog more safe and responsive. Students will also learn how to bake homemade dog treats.
I train two miniature poodles in obedience, trick learning, recall training, and the sport of dog agility. Both my dogs compete in the sport of agility.
For maximum success, students should do 5 minutes sessions, multiple times a week, to practice the exercises learned in this class.
- A dog! Age doesn’t matter. A dog can always learn new things. - Yummy treats! I typically use high-value treats like cheese, hot dogs, freeze-dried meats, cooked chicken, etc. - Their favorite toy(s) (optional) - A leash (optional) - A fun positive attitude! Dogs can sometimes be frustrating to work with. This makes success even more rewarding in the end! Dog treat ingredients and materials: - peanut butter (xylitol free) - pure pumpkin puree - flour (regular, wheat, or oat) - vegetable oil - eggs - cheddar cheese - water - small cookie cutter - pizza cutter *they will be baked on cookie sheets in the oven
Students must post videos of their training progress (1-2 minutes each exercise) for review. I will review the videos and give feedback on how to proceed next in their training. Each student and dog will advance at different speeds and levels, and that is absolutely normal. Assessment is more so based on how the exercise is implemented and completed, than the actual results. Technique is key!
No live meetings, and an estimated 0 - 1 hours per week outside of class.
An adult should be around during dog training to supervise. This keeps the student and the dog safe. Also, parental supervision is recommended for the baking parts of this class, especially when using the oven and sharp objects.
Teacher
Madeleine LAn enthusiastic chemistry graduate student aspiring to become a high school teacher
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Lives in
Canada29 total reviews
76 completed classes
About Me
Hi there! My name is Madeleine, and I live in New-Brunswick, Canada. I am currently a graduate student studying chemistry and physics. Last year, I completed by Bachelor's degree in chemistry and math at the University of Indianapolis. During my...