For some an educated dog is one that knows what time to come home for dinner after roaming the neighborhood all day. You know what I am talking about; almost all of us have to deal with someone else's wandering canines on a daily basis. Getting back on track let us talk about you and what you will do the day after your new friend arrives.

If you are the kind of person that wants your new Dobe to be a part of the family structure, are ready to put the necessary efforts into the Dobe to develop it into the greatest Hoytt Dobe ever, and are a success in your own endeavors, then you already know that education and success go hand-in-hand. But how do you achieve this? Do it all yourself? Have the Hoytts add one or more programs? Well, have you wondered ...

... if you will actually have the time to begin the basic obedience program before the pup begins to set up habits that are not conducive to the Super Dobe you seek?

... if you or your family can be present during the beginning weeks the youngster first begins to learn what freedom in the home demands? Keep in mind your home instantly becomes a Disneyland. What must a young pup think when it steps from life with its peers into the great expanse of your home and all the wondrous adventures around every corner, not forgetting all those interesting new objects it will check out?

... if you will begin allowing full freedom at night at the right point of the dog's development? More specifically while the world around it sleeps what will happen if the young Dobe awakes? Does it readjust itself on its bed and go back to sleep or check out some of those interesting things it has yet to be allowed near? Are any of you ready to sleep with one eye open as long as necessary, and what is "necessary?"

... if you will be able to find a local trainer that you can trust with the mental well-being of your new friend? After all the early training sets the pattern that the foundation of the well-mannered adult is built on. You do not want fear or a robot-like response do you?

Or, would you prefer ...

to let the experts at 'CAMP HOYTT' take the Dobe through the stages you prefer. The teachers here have been trained by the Hoytts, so from the first steps to the last of your chosen program or programs you have the best people working in your behalf. The Hoytts personally watch over the developing canine until the last part of the in-home refining. And at all times the program is adjusted to the future environment the Dobe will be entering into.