163rd Basic Obedience Graduation Photo Gallery
These six graduation portraits recognize dog-and-handler teams that completed the 163rd Basic Obedience Class at Prodogz Dog Training in Medford, Oregon. The four-week class began August 31 and graduated September 21, 2026.
Prodogz Basic Obedience develops practical communication, engagement, leash manners, reliable responses and impulse control that owners can continue applying at home, on walks and around everyday distractions.
Training Skills Behind This Class
Graduation marks the end of the four-week class, but reliable obedience grows through continued practice. Each family leaves with a clearer way to communicate and a plan for strengthening the behaviors in real life.
Engagement and marker training
Dogs first learn that attention to the handler is valuable. Clear markers help owners identify correct choices at the right moment and make later obedience exercises easier to understand.
Sit, down, stay and impulse control
Foundation behaviors are practiced as useful everyday skills. Dogs learn to pause, wait and respond more reliably around doors, food, greetings and other distractions.
Recall and loose-leash walking
Owners practice rewarding the dog for following, returning when called and maintaining connection during movement. These skills make walks and public outings safer and more enjoyable.
Polite greetings and everyday manners
The class also helps owners address jumping, pushy greetings and settling so obedience becomes useful beyond the classroom.
For upcoming dates and enrollment details, visit the Basic Obedience Classes page.
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