Philosopy

Philosophy

My dog training philosophy centers on effective communication and building a strong bond with your dog. I teach owners to use body language to communicate, as dogs naturally want to please us. It's crucial to reward them at the right moment to avoid confusion and chaos at home. By on timing and clear communication, we can foster a harmonious environment where you and your dog feel understood and fulfilled.

Join our engaging to enhance your understanding of your dog, improve communication, gain tips for specific situations, connect with other dog owners, and socialization opportunities for your furry companion. You're warmly invited!

In my dog school, we embrace the power of positive reinforcement, recognizing that both affirmation and redirection are essential in guiding our beloved pets.

Preffered Rewards:

Kind and encouraging words that show our appreciation for their good behavior.
Expressing feelings of joy, pride, and affection to deepen the bond with our dogs.
Offering tasty snacks or treats as a special reward for their efforts and obedience.

Courses

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New Dog Training Law in Zürich

Effective June 1, 2025

Starting June 1, 2025, new dog training regulations will be effect in the Canton of Zürich.

Here is a quick summary:

Who Needs to Take the New Course?

Residents of Zürich: If you live in Zürich and your dog is between 18 weeks and 18 months old on June 1, 2025, you are required to complete the official training course.
New Residents: If you relocate to Zürich with a dog (of any age under 10 years) after June 1, 2025, you must take the course within 12 months of your move, unless you qualify for an exemption.

Course Components:

Theory Course: Required for first-time dog owners, or for those who did not own a dog the past 10 years. Available online or in-person, ending with a short test.
6 Practical Lessons: Group sessions with your dog are mandatory.

Timeline:

Start the course after June 1, 2025
Complete the theory course within 2 months of getting your dog or up to 1 year prior.
Practical lessons can start once your dog reaches 6 months of age and should be finished within 12 months of getting the dog or moving to Zürich.

Exemptions:

You do not need to take the course if:

Your dog is over 10 years old.
You have completed a recognized course elsewhere.
You are a certified dog trainer.
Your dog is a working dog or has health issues preventing participation.

Consequences of Non-compliance:

Missing the deadlines may lead to fines or complications in dog registration - start early to avoid issues!

Support Available:

At mydogspot, we will offer the required online theory course and group sessions starting June 2025, ensuring a fun and supportive experince. Stay tuned for course dates!

For questions, reach out - we are here to help!

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