Our dogs learn best through small and regular training sessions. A few minutes a day soon adds up, but we all know how hard it is to keep on track. It is also easy to forget the very first sessions when your dog was still working out what was being asked.
Those first eureka moments fade from our memories quickly as we strive to push ahead. Learning is never a straight line, but it is still easy to feel demotivated when progress feels slow.
To help clients get past these hurdles, I found that giving them a simple tick box chart made a noticeable difference. It gave them something steady to follow and stopped the usual drift.
I wanted to make it even easier, especially for behaviour cases where people are already juggling a lot. That is where the idea of fridge charts came from. Something you can stick in plain sight and update in seconds. Just a straightforward way to keep the training moving.
Editable PDF Progress Charts
I have created these as editable pdf documents that you can fill in, save and print for each of your clients. You can reuse the form template for as many dogs as you need.
The first set includes Hand touch, Sit and stay sat, Recall, Send away or Go to, Husbandry or grooming and Polite greetings. This also includes a certificate of achievement which you can have customised with your own logo and branding.
Price list: Introductory OFFER!
Paws4me Branded set for 'Everyday Essentials': £7
Your logo and colours set for Everyday Essentials': £25
*Bespoke content for your plan: £40
I’m just finishing off the final details for the rest of the sets. If you would like me to let you know when they are available, get in touch.
*Price for layout as per the default layout with text size no less than 10 points, per A4 size st of up to 6 learning skills + course completion certificate