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Prodogz Class Photo Archive • August 24, 2026

162nd Basic Obedience Graduation Photos

Celebrate graduates from the 162nd Basic Obedience Class at Prodogz Dog Training in Medford, Oregon. The four-week series began August 3, 2026 and graduated August 24, 2026.

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2023Class Year
Medford, OregonTraining Location
Jason Lake30+ Years Experience

These graduation photos recognize clients and dogs completing the 162nd Basic Obedience Class at Prodogz Dog Training in Medford, Oregon. The class began August 3, 2026 and graduated August 24, 2026.

Prodogz Basic Obedience focuses on practical communication, engagement, leash manners, reliable responses, impulse control and everyday skills that owners can continue using after graduation.

Prodogz Basic Obedience graduation in Medford, Oregon with a class graduate and dog — August 24, 2026, photo 1
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Prodogz Basic Obedience graduation in Medford, Oregon with a class graduate and dog — August 24, 2026, photo 2
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Training Skills Behind This Class

The 162nd Basic Obedience Class began August 3, 2026 and graduated August 24, 2026. These images preserve graduation night as part of the Prodogz class archive while the training topics below describe the foundation skills taught throughout the four-week series.

Graduation photos celebrate completion of the class; they are not intended to show every exercise taught during the series. Owners continue practicing these skills at home, on walks and around real-world distractions.

Engagement and clear communication

A recurring priority in Prodogz Basic Obedience is teaching the dog to pay attention to the handler before asking for harder behaviors. Engagement, eye contact and marker training give owners a clear way to show the dog when it made the right choice, creating a foundation for the rest of the class.

Sit, down, stay and impulse control

Foundation behaviors such as sit, down and stay are practiced as useful real-life skills rather than isolated tricks. Impulse-control work helps dogs learn to pause, wait and make better choices around doors, food, greetings and other situations where excitement can otherwise take over.

Polite manners for everyday life

Basic Obedience also addresses manners that make living with a dog easier, including jumping, pushy greetings, settling and listening when daily life gets busy. These exercises help owners apply training at home and in public rather than limiting obedience to a formal class setting.

If the skills described here match what you want to improve with your dog, visit the current Basic Obedience class page for upcoming training information and enrollment details.

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These photos are part of our historical class archive. View current schedules, class details, and application options for upcoming Prodogz training in Medford.