Meet Chase! 

Chase is enrolled in our one of a kind training program. He is a mini goldendoodle with a beautiful red wavy coat. Chase should mature 15-20lbs full grown. Chase is already a great traveling buddy! He has flown on planes taken long car rides and has been the best little traveling buddy. Masterd his crate in just a few weeks in training. He is eager and ready to learn. He loves a task and has been thriving in training. He is sweet and loves to cudddle, but can be independent when he needs to be. We are more than excited to see him thrive during training. 

Things Chase will accomblish:

CRITERIA/GOALS:
Sleeping through the night in their crate for 8 or more hours
Potty training accidents are consistently three or less per week by the time the puppy graduates training class
Walks confidently and calmly on leash
Stands and stays for regular grooming procedures
Greets new people by sitting politely
Confident and attentive in new places
Rides Calmly in Car
Puppy is comfortable left alone for short periods​​CRATE TRAINING:
Sleeping through the night in their crate for 8 or more hours
Goes into kennel on cue​POTTY TRAINING:
Potty training accidents are consistently three or less per week. Puppy gives a signal to ask to go out.​LEASH TRAINING:
Walks confidently and calmly on leash​GROOMING TRAINING:
Stands and stays for regular grooming procedures​JUMPING ON PEOPLE:
Greets new people by sitting politely when addressed correctly​SOCIALIZATION:
Progress on JLDD's 80-point socialization checklist
Confident and attentive in new places. Puppy is socialized in a variety of settings with many new people and dogs. Confidence building and attention are our focus when socializing a puppy.​CAR TRAINING:
Rides Calmly in Car and puts their paws up to get in when asked.​SEPARATION ANXIETY PREVENTION:
Puppy is comfortable left alone for short periods.​STAIR TRAINING:
Puppy can successfully navigate up and down stairs.​CHEWING:
Puppy has a general understanding of his own toys and what is acceptable to chew. Can easily be redirected away from off limits items.​OBEDIENCE CUES: (Around low to medium level distractions)
Name- Puppy knows and responds to his name.
Positive Interrupter- Puppy responds quickly to direction
Sit- Puppy understands hand signal and verbal cue.
Down- Puppy understands hand signal and verbal cue.
Heel- Puppy understands heel position and can maintain it for about five minutes
Kennel- Puppy walks into his kennel on cue while you are five feet away
Place- Puppy walks onto his place on cue, sits, and stays for at least three minutes.
Stay- At least 12 ft away for two minutes. May still reward throughout duration.
Leave it- Puppy understands to leave food or object
Come- Puppy responds quickly and happily when asked to come
Drop it- Puppy releases items from his/her mouth when asked
Wait- Puppy stops at doorway until released
Paws Up- Puppy puts two front paws up in the car
Go Say Hi- Puppy walks up to a person and sits politely for petting​​

https://www.jennaleedoodles.com/puppy-application