Frequently Asked Questions
Is it too late for training?
No. A healthy happy dog is always receptive to clear instruction. A few examples of instruction are verbal commands, hand luring and leash tension.
What is your approach to dog training?
It's shown time and time again that from the moment you meet your new dog is when the training begins. That means all interaction. Training partly consists of playing, walking and just being in each others presence, which gains trust. Trust means a strong bond and that bond makes training more efficient and fun. The leash is the single most effective tool for communication and is utilized throughout our training and throughout the long happy life of your dog. Clear commands using positive reinforcement, in the form verbal praise, treats and affection is what works.
What is expected of me as a dog owner?
We will be a team, so my expectations are quite similar to yours. Productive training requires a clear plan, true commitment and consistency with lots of love. We create a check list of goals, I produce a custom plan and schedule. We establish a learning process for you and your dog through proven technique's with positive reinforcement and repetition. It's simple, upbeat, and motivating. Together, we set your dog up for success so that both of you look forward to building your bond with obedience.