Our Philosophy
We feel that your relationship with your dog is based on consistent and effective communication,
which you can accomplish through training and education.
We are committed to providing you and your dog with the training that will allow you to establish the
leadership, structure and consistency that you need to be successful. Your dog’s training will be
designed to teach your dog good manners, reliable obedience and acceptable behavior patterns.
While professional dog training may cost more than the standard group training, the benefits exceed
the additional investment:
• Private 1:1 training is designed to meet the needs of your dog and your individual goals
• Training instruction is focused on you and your dog
• Sessions are scheduled at your convenience
• Continuous assistance and support (even after your training is complete)
• Multiple dogs in the household are trained concurrently (no additional charges apply)
• You will be working with a professionally trained dog trainer
We feel that your relationship with your dog is based on consistent and effective communication,
which you can accomplish through training and education.
We are committed to providing you and your dog with the training that will allow you to establish the
leadership, structure and consistency that you need to be successful. Your dog’s training will be
designed to teach your dog good manners, reliable obedience and acceptable behavior patterns.
While professional dog training may cost more than the standard group training, the benefits exceed
the additional investment:
• Private 1:1 training is designed to meet the needs of your dog and your individual goals
• Training instruction is focused on you and your dog
• Sessions are scheduled at your convenience
• Continuous assistance and support (even after your training is complete)
• Multiple dogs in the household are trained concurrently (no additional charges apply)
• You will be working with a professionally trained dog trainer
Prior to any training program, we require a consultation to meet with you & your dog. We must be certain all solutions are appropriate for your dog & your situation.
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There are several methods of dog training in use today, ranging from highly corrective techniques to 100% positive reinforcement. On one end of the
spectrum are highly corrective techniques, these are used by trainers who intimidate or force their dogs to do what they want. On the opposite end of
the spectrum is 100% positive reinforcement, this type of training uses food or toys to bribe the dog to do something. This method is used by many
trainers and pet retail stores because it can be effective in teaching a dog (especially puppies) basic commands like sit/ down/stay. However, this
method it is ineffective in controlling inappropriate behavioral issues like fear, separation anxiety, dog-to-dog aggression, dog-to-human aggression, etc.
It can sometimes create more assertive and even aggressive behavior in dogs. The problem with both of these categories of dog trainers is that their
training produces inconsistent results and negatively impacts the relationship you have with your dog.
spectrum are highly corrective techniques, these are used by trainers who intimidate or force their dogs to do what they want. On the opposite end of
the spectrum is 100% positive reinforcement, this type of training uses food or toys to bribe the dog to do something. This method is used by many
trainers and pet retail stores because it can be effective in teaching a dog (especially puppies) basic commands like sit/ down/stay. However, this
method it is ineffective in controlling inappropriate behavioral issues like fear, separation anxiety, dog-to-dog aggression, dog-to-human aggression, etc.
It can sometimes create more assertive and even aggressive behavior in dogs. The problem with both of these categories of dog trainers is that their
training produces inconsistent results and negatively impacts the relationship you have with your dog.
- The solution is supporting a balance between motivation and correction. Always set your dog up for success by
providing a clear understanding of what is expected of them, while establishing a foundation that reinforces the
“acceptable” behavior and inhibits “unacceptable” behavior.
A good dog trainer has the ability to assess a dog’s well-being through an understanding of dog psychology and
the fundamental theories of dog training.
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