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Rule 1. Always Be Consistent 1. The First Rule of general training is Always Be Consistent. There should be no exceptions here if you want the training to go as rapidly and as easily as possible. This relates to your actions and words. From the very start you need to decide exactly what you are trying to teach or control and how you will do it. If you are going to use a certain word or phrase as part of a command or in conjunction with a certain point [...]

For puppies 5 months and younger. Puppies are sponges, so come join us and teach your puppy basic obedience (sit, down, stay, come, wait) and manners (not jumping, walking nicely on leash). We will work on skills that are necessary for everyday life including impulse control. Questions regarding housebreaking, teething and anything puppy will be answered! Basic Obedience and Manners This class is designed for dogs over six months who have not had [...]

Why first-time dog owners should not use the “whatever works” dog training method How many times have you seen new pet owners buying or adopting a new family member, and never dedicating time to train the pooch, thinking that the dog will learn things on her own? Likewise, other dog owners will opt for training a pooch in their own way, using the “whatever works” method of dog training. Is this approach that much better though? Put five dog trainers [...]

Location: nc 436 posts, read 1, 190, 290 times Reputation: 454 I m just curious about this. I guess when I think of a perfect dog I think of a seeing eye dog or a therapy dog. Is it possible to train ANY dog to be as well trained as a seeing eye dog or therapy dog? I know certain kinds of dogs are chosen based on their temperment, but I m wondering if it s possible to take just a regular dog and train him to do therapy. What about a dog who has had [...]

When we first brought Westin into our lives, he was well a bit of a menace. He has always been a good dog –I believe all dogs are inherently good- but he was far from obedient. No, obedience is something that all dogs have to learn. And it s more difficult for some than others. To be honest, it wasn t long before we started thinking about hiring a dog trainer. But it was quite a while before we actually went for it. Why So Many People Try to Train [...]

Lately, more than ever, I am getting inquiries from clients who have already done dog training with “so and so, ” or other companies, and were unsatisfied for one reason or another. These people have spent a lot of money in some cases, but didn’t get the results they were looking for. You may imagine this is sometimes the customers fault– and it is… sometimes. But as a pro myself, I can get a pretty good idea what sort of professionally-trained foundation [...]

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