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Obedience with distractions
Sit, stay, recall, heelwork and handler focus with dogs and people nearby.
YunDog.es · San Javier · Mar Menor · 45 km radius
Group classes to improve obedience, self-control and socialisation
We work with dogs and families in real-life environments, using controlled distractions to improve communication, calmness and everyday behaviour.
Get informationGuided socialisation, not chaos
In our group classes, we are not looking for dogs to play without control or greet everyone. We teach them to stay calm, focus on their handler and coexist with other dogs, people and real-life stimuli.
The sessions are designed to work on useful obedience, self-control, emotional management, walking, handler focus and sensible socialisation.
YunDog group classes
What we work on during the sessions
Practical exercises to improve everyday life with your dog in real contexts.
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Self-control
Learning to wait, relax, tolerate stimuli and avoid impulsive reactions.
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Controlled socialisation
It is not about playing with everyone, but learning to be near other dogs calmly.
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Walking and handling
We work on lead handling, direction changes, stops and controlled movement.
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Dog-handler communication
We improve clarity of signals and the dog’s ability to follow guidance.
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Real-life environments
We work with real stimuli so the training can be applied outside class.
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This is how we work in group sessions
Obedience with distractions
Focus, stay and handling exercises with other dogs nearby.
Controlled socialisation
Dogs learning to share space without invading or losing control.
Self-control in group
Calmness, waiting and focus on the handler within the group.
Gallery
Photos from our group classes
Group classes
Practical sessions for dogs that need to learn around stimuli, improve obedience and gain stability in the presence of other dogs.
Who these classes are for
- Dogs that need better obedience with distractions.
- Dogs that become overexcited when they see other dogs.
- Families who want safe and structured socialisation.
- Young dogs that need structure and self-control.
- Handlers who want to manage their dog better outdoors.
Important before joining a group class
Not every dog can start directly in a group class. If your dog has intense reactivity, strong fear, bite risk or very uncontrolled behaviour, it may be necessary to start with an assessment or one-to-one sessions first.
The goal is for the experience to be safe, useful and positive for your dog, for you and for the rest of the group.
How to start
How to join the group classes
Tell us about your dog
Explain what your dog is like, what you want to improve and whether they have trained before.
We assess suitability
We guide you on whether your dog can join a group or should start with individual work.
We choose the right group
Based on level and goals, we look for the most suitable group for you.
We start working
We work with practical exercises, handling corrections and clear goals.