Important Information
Important Information
Training dogs is a time consuming and continuous undertaking. It should not be expected to be a quick and easy one time fix for any issue.
Yes, we do offer In Kennel Training programs and yes they do create results. However, it is your responsibility to continue your dogs training once you take them home. Failure to practice with your dog will result in your dogs training becoming less and less effective over time.
Rewarding your dog is very important in the training process, however it should not be relied upon. Occasional treats given in correct timing to the action will have your dog excited and happy to perform.
Correcting your dog for incorrect behavior is equally important. A correction for your dog could be a simple "No" or a pop on a training collar.
Corrections and rewards together with regular practice and accurate timing will help your dog learn very quickly.
All dogs learn at different rates and using different combination's of methods for training.
Only train with your dog when you are in a good mood and able to be patient with your pet. If you work in a bad mood, you will not only see a different set of reactions from your pet, but you can significantly set back any progress you have made.
We are available to answer questions and offer advice via text, email or telephone. We welcome the opportunity to help so please do not hesitate to give us a call!
Training is supposed to be FUN, if your not enjoying it, neither is your dog.
Seek the help of a professional to gain ideas and methods to keep it fun, fresh and exciting!
Our Guarantee:
ALL of our training programs include our WORKING guarantee! This means we will work with you and your dog to ensure that all the commands and behaviors listed in your chosen program are understood and being followed by your dog. If you take your dog home and in a few days he decides that stay [or any other command] doesn't mean anything, just let us know and we will fix it. That is our guarantee.
Training requires dedication and commitment, if you find yourself unable to create time for your dog, join a class or training group so you are forced into a schedule of training.
Forcing yourself to work your dog in a fun and exciting manner will create the bond you are looking for and help you and your dog communicate more effectively.