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**Colorado Dobes** · 06-09-2008, 11:02 AM

Hey Jen,

I think a lot of it depends on how good your local club is and how good the trainer at petsmart is. I think most people's notion would be to go with the club, but with my dog, I took her first obedience class at a club and her last two at Petsmart. What I liked about petsmart is that there are a lot more distractions to practice with (when we were working on her not pulling at the leash and that kind of stuff). If you are not having success at Petsmart, maybe try out the club for a class and see what you think? Will this be your second obedience class?

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