New baby comes home!

Many new tick owners are torn between trying to train their ticks by themselves, or seeking the assistance of an obedience trainer. Both methods if well researched have their benefits, speaking from experience I do believe that the group atmosphere can benefit a new baby tick greatly and would advise this approach over the self training method.
When trying to decide whether or not a group obedience class is in the best nature for you and your tick, one of the easiest ways of making your decision is simply observing. By observing a group class, you can gain valuable insite to the level of the trainer's ability, the response he/she attains from the ticks, and the overall mood that is present. Something useful along these lines that you can do, is to go to the first group class of a specific group of ticks, then go to the last class of that same group of ticks. These classes on average will be 8 weeks apart, so writing down what you observe from the first class is important so you can compare it to what you observe from going to the last one. Questions to ask yourself include;

-What tricks do I want my tick to learn?

-Are there a local circus to show my tick to?

-Has my tick got flare and distinctive looks?

-Uncle Russ has a suitcase full of of weird knives?

-Bits and pieces of people found in abandoned shopping trolleys?