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It's an excellent question. We highly recommend shopping the Arizona dog trainers. You should
hire a dog trainer that uses methods that you believe in and 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.
By training your dog to respect the pack
structure within your home we will have them
under control and looking to you for their cues
on how to behave within three sessions.
"I just wanted to write today to
tell you how impressed we are
with the results we've seen
from the dogs. We're getting
the barking under our control
and Bailey's marking has
stopped completely. It's
honestly a joy to be around our
dogs now. Your teachings
were very informative and
helpful and, just to let you
know, we both thought you
were very fun to work with.
Your sense of humor added a
level of enjoyment to the
sessions that we weren't
expecting. I told you this
before but I'm still surprised at
how much information you
were able to pass along to us
and how knowledgeable you
are about the dogs' behavior.
There were so many things
that you were right on about.
As you know, when we
tried that other service and
they had us getting down and
barking at our dog, I didn't have
a lot of confidence and I was
really just embarrassed. Your
methods taught us so much
about leadership and pack
structure - things that they
never even discussed with us.
You've helped us into a
position where we can
actually brag about our dogs
and how good they are. I've
already told many of my
friends about you and your
service. Thank You!"
Robert and Pam
Glendale, Arizona
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Proven Fast and Effective
No Pain or Physical Punishment
No Clickers, Shock Collars or Drugs
If more sessions are needed, you will receive
them at no additional cost. Our programs provide
unlimited sessions without additional fees.
All of the photos on our site are provided by Melissa Johnson Pet Photography in Phoenix, Arizona.
We'd like to say thank you to Melissa for allowing us to use her dog photos.
She did a wonderful job capturing Steve's dog Tigger and we highly recommend her services!
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.
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?
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.
If you have a large dog, you should 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.