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At Phoenix Valley Dog Training, we specialize in dog behavior training and dog obedience training. We only
use proven dog training methods that are humane and dog-friendly. Our Phoenix dog trainers use methods
that are fast and effective and we never use pain, physical punishment, clickers, shock collars or drugs.
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It's an excellent question. We highly recommend shopping the Arizona dog trainers.
You need to hire someone that uses the methods that you believe in and someone who
you will enjoy working with.
Pay attention to your dog during dog
training sessions. If they are showing
fear, stress or nervousness, stop what
you are doing and re-evaluate your
methods. A quality relationship
with your dog is based on trust and
respect, not fear.
When walking my dog, he pulls
uncontrollably on the leash.
Looking on the web, I found that I
am supposed to stop and just wait
for the pulling to end. This doesn't
work. As a matter of fact, nothing
seems to work. Can you help?
Don't get a second dog just to keep
the first dog company. Dogs don't
need a friend to play with, they need
companionship and leadership from
you. A dog will grow up healthier
bonding with a human leader rather
than a companion dog.
If you have a large dog, learn about
gastric torsion, or "bloat". Never let
your dog run and play immediately
after eating. Also, don't let them
drink water for 30 minutes after they
eat. A dog should let his food digest
immediately after he eats.
Watch out for the hazards in the home
that could be harmful to your dog.
Household items, common plants,
harmful foods, hazardous objects,
trouble areas in and outside the home
and holiday hazards can all cause
problems for your dog.
By training your dog to respect the pack structure within your home we expect to have them under control
and looking to you for their cues on how to behave within three sessions. If more sessions are needed, you
will receive them at no additional cost. Our programs provide unlimited sessions without additional fees.
"Thanks for the timely follow
up. I was going to write last
night to tell you that Dudley and
I had two of the best walks
yesterday. They were in fact
the best walks I have ever had
with a dog companion. Dudley
was well mannered and
focused the entire time. He
responded well to "heel" and
we worked on his "sit " when I
stopped. We need more work
on that!"
Tim and Kate
Chandler, Arizona
Second Email:
"Dudley and I just got back
from a great walk. We met
three women, mother,
daughter, grandmother. We
were heeling along, we
stopped, Dudley sat, waited
while they passed and went
on. The mother commented on
how well mannered Dudley
was and the grandmother
thanked us for stopping to let
them pass. IT WAS FREAKIN
GREAT!!!!!!!!"
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