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Prodogz Class Photo Archive • July 1, 2024

97th Puppy Class Photos

View 4 photos from the 97th Puppy Class at Prodogz Dog Training in Medford, Oregon, beginning July 1, 2024.

4Class Photos
2024Class Year
Medford, OregonTraining Location
Jason Lake30+ Years Experience

This gallery documents the 97th Puppy Class at Prodogz Dog Training in Medford, Oregon, beginning July 1, 2024. These 4 photos preserve class and graduation moments shared by local puppies, their owners, and trainer Jason Lake.

Puppy classes help owners build communication, confidence, engagement, social skills, and useful household manners during an important stage of development. Every puppy progresses differently, and these images celebrate the people and dogs who completed this Prodogz class together.

Clients and dogs in a Prodogz Dog Training puppy class led by Jason Lake in Medford, Oregon — July 1, 2024, photo 1
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Clients and dogs in a Prodogz Dog Training puppy class led by Jason Lake in Medford, Oregon — July 1, 2024, photo 2
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Clients and dogs in a Prodogz Dog Training puppy class led by Jason Lake in Medford, Oregon — July 1, 2024, photo 3
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Clients and dogs in a Prodogz Dog Training puppy class led by Jason Lake in Medford, Oregon — July 1, 2024, photo 4
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Puppy Training Behind the Photos

Photos from the 97th Puppy Class document one chapter of Prodogz's Puppy Preschool history. Starting July 1, 2024, owners worked from the same core idea that guides the program today: build engagement and confidence first, then use those foundations to teach manners and early obedience.

Because this is an archived class from 2024, 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.

Crate routines, handling and settling

Puppy Preschool also gives owners a plan for everyday home skills such as crate routines, calm handling and settling. These quieter exercises are important because a puppy needs to learn not only how to be active and engaged, but also how to relax and accept normal care and household structure.

Engagement and name recognition

One of the first Puppy Preschool goals is teaching the puppy that paying attention to the owner is rewarding. Engagement and name-recognition games create an early communication habit that makes later obedience easier because the puppy learns to orient back to the handler instead of constantly following the environment.

Foundation obedience without overwhelming the puppy

Early obedience introduces simple skills such as sit, down, come and leash awareness in short, age-appropriate sessions. The emphasis is on helping the puppy understand how learning works and keeping training clear and rewarding rather than expecting adult-level duration or precision too soon.

This gallery is historical, but the early-training goals remain relevant. See current Prodogz puppy classes for upcoming dates and enrollment details in Medford.

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