Do you ever come home
and find your dog hiding in the bathroom looking very guilty—and when
you find trash everywhere, you know why? Does your
sandwich ever mysteriously disappear and all of a sudden your dog isn’t
hungry for dinner? Do you wish your dog would stop barking at your mother
and start barking at your mother in-law? The list of common dog behavior problems
is unending…
- Not coming
when called
- Jumping on people
or counters
- Jumping the fence
- Aggression toward
other dogs
- Aggression toward people
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- Barking uncontrollably
- Chewing things up
- Going to the bathroom
in the house
- Pulling on the leash
- And it goes on…
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As much as you love your dog, he or she probably misbehaves on a fairly consistent
basis. Just saying no or swatting them on the nose is not a good solution.
Even though behavior problems are common, they can be serious. Bad behavior
in dogs requires professional training and rehabilitation. Our trainers
understand behavior problems; they understand why they occur and how they can
be corrected. We are an authority on behavior problems and we will use
our knowledge to help treat your dog. We are dedicated to preventing
behavioral problems in younger dogs and rehabilitating existing behavioral
problems in all dogs.
We believe that regardless of age or breed, any dog can be trained with proper
coaching and attention.We take a positive, patient, and practical approach
to all of our training. We have two goals: one, we want your dog to be
well-behaved and well-mannered and two, we want you to be proud of them.
Your Dog: While many trainers simply teach dogs very basic obedience,
we teach dogs how to obey and behave. We work to resolve behavioral
problems, train your dog in obedience exercises, and teach your dog proper
social skills.
You: During training, it is crucial to teach you
how to be a calm, confident pack leader. When you are calm, your dog will trust
you and when you are confident, your dog will follow you. Teaching you
how to be your dog’s leader is just as important as training your dog.
