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Dodger | Goldendoodle | North Hollywood, CA | In Training

  • gregoffleashsocal
  • 3 days ago
  • 2 min read

Updated: 1 day ago

Dodger is a 3-year-old Goldendoodle from North Hollywood, CA, here for a two-week Community Board and Train program. He’s a great boy with happy, friendly energy and a social personality that makes him a joy to be around. That said, Dodger needs some serious work on his manners and overall obedience, as he can get a bit overexcited and forget his boundaries. He’s also showing leash reactivity, especially around distractions, which we’ll be addressing throughout his stay. With consistency, structure, and clear communication, Dodger has tons of potential to channel his enthusiasm into polite, well-balanced behavior.



Dodger | Goldendoodle | Pupdate 2/9/2026

Today was Dodger’s first day of training, and he’s doing very well so far. We focused on teaching him what leash pressure means and how to turn it off by making the right choice.

He’s learning that light pressure isn’t something to fight against — it’s information. When he moves toward the direction of the pressure or gives to it, the pressure immediately releases. He’s already starting to understand that his decisions control the outcome, which is a big step forward.

We kept things clear and simple, rewarding calm responses and engagement. For day one, he showed a great attitude and willingness to learn. Looking forward to building on this foundation tomorrow.



Dodger | Goldendoodle | Pupdate 2/10/2026

Dodger had a strong second day of training and continues to impress. He’s catching on quickly and showing great engagement during our sessions.

Today we focused on introducing Heel and building clarity around position and attention while moving. He’s starting to understand where he should be and is offering nice focus when we’re in motion.

We also worked on jumping up onto Place, building confidence and commitment to getting all four paws up and staying there. He’s responding well and already showing improvement with repetition.

Overall, Dodger is doing very well — motivated, responsive, and learning fast. Looking forward to building on this tomorrow!





 
 
 

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