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Prodogz Class Photo Archive • September 18, 2017

51st Dog Training Class Photos

View 16 photos from the 51st Dog Training Class at Prodogz Dog Training in Medford, Oregon, beginning September 18, 2017.

16Class Photos
2017Class Year
Medford, OregonTraining Location
Jason Lake30+ Years Experience

This gallery documents the 51st Dog Training Class at Prodogz Dog Training in Medford, Oregon, beginning September 18, 2017. These 16 photos preserve real class moments with Southern Oregon dog owners, their dogs, and trainer Jason Lake.

Prodogz obedience classes help handlers develop clearer communication, engagement, leash skills, reliable responses, and practical manners for everyday life. These archived images recognize the clients and dogs who put those skills into practice as a class.

Clients and dogs in a Prodogz Dog Training basic obedience class led by Jason Lake in Medford, Oregon — September 18, 2017, photo 1
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Clients and dogs in a Prodogz Dog Training basic obedience class led by Jason Lake in Medford, Oregon — September 18, 2017, photo 2
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Clients and dogs in a Prodogz Dog Training basic obedience class led by Jason Lake in Medford, Oregon — September 18, 2017, photo 3
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Clients and dogs in a Prodogz Dog Training basic obedience class led by Jason Lake in Medford, Oregon — September 18, 2017, photo 4
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Clients and dogs in a Prodogz Dog Training basic obedience class led by Jason Lake in Medford, Oregon — September 18, 2017, photo 5
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Clients and dogs in a Prodogz Dog Training basic obedience class led by Jason Lake in Medford, Oregon — September 18, 2017, photo 6
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Clients and dogs in a Prodogz Dog Training basic obedience class led by Jason Lake in Medford, Oregon — September 18, 2017, photo 7
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Clients and dogs in a Prodogz Dog Training basic obedience class led by Jason Lake in Medford, Oregon — September 18, 2017, photo 8
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Clients and dogs in a Prodogz Dog Training basic obedience class led by Jason Lake in Medford, Oregon — September 18, 2017, photo 9
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Clients and dogs in a Prodogz Dog Training basic obedience class led by Jason Lake in Medford, Oregon — September 18, 2017, photo 10
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Clients and dogs in a Prodogz Dog Training basic obedience class led by Jason Lake in Medford, Oregon — September 18, 2017, photo 11
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Clients and dogs in a Prodogz Dog Training basic obedience class led by Jason Lake in Medford, Oregon — October 2, 2017, photo 12
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Clients and dogs in a Prodogz Dog Training basic obedience class led by Jason Lake in Medford, Oregon — October 2, 2017, photo 13
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Clients and dogs in a Prodogz Dog Training basic obedience class led by Jason Lake in Medford, Oregon — October 2, 2017, photo 14
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Clients and dogs in a Prodogz Dog Training basic obedience class led by Jason Lake in Medford, Oregon — October 2, 2017, photo 15
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Clients and dogs in a Prodogz Dog Training basic obedience class led by Jason Lake in Medford, Oregon — October 2, 2017, photo 16
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Training Skills Behind This Class

The 51st Dog Training Class, beginning September 18, 2017, represents one group in Prodogz's continuing Basic Obedience history. The curriculum is intentionally practical, with owners learning how to build attention first and then use that attention to improve manners and reliability.

Because this is an archived class from 2017, the photographs are presented as a historical record rather than as a claim that every pictured dog is performing every skill described below. These are core skills taught across this Prodogz class series.

Loose-leash walking around distractions

Handlers work on loose-leash walking and maintaining focus when other dogs, people, movement and interesting smells are nearby. The goal is practical control for everyday walks: less pulling, better check-ins with the handler and a dog that can return its attention when the environment becomes distracting.

Leave it, take it and better choices

Exercises such as leave it and take it help dogs learn that access to things can be controlled through communication with the handler. That same concept supports safer choices around dropped items, food, toys and everyday distractions while strengthening the dog's habit of checking in before acting.

Recall and attention

Coming when called is another important part of the obedience foundation. Owners learn to make the recall cue meaningful, reward the response clearly and build reliability in manageable steps instead of repeatedly calling a dog that is too distracted to succeed.

This is a historical gallery, but the training concepts remain useful for current owners. Learn more about Prodogz Basic Obedience or review behavior training options when the challenge goes beyond foundation obedience.

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