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"The pleasure was all ours. You have made a tremendous difference in our home. We had a loving, but unruly, dog before we met you. Moose is now truly a fantastic member of our family (pack) and Tracy has taken to him like I never thought imaginable. She was sick of his poor behavior and now she spends a ton of time with him. We are working hard at using the right commands and WE are coming along good. Moose is behaving very well and has taken us as leaders without any argument at all. Thanks to your teachings, we are better owners and appreciate our Moose more than we could have ever thought possible. Thank you! And we look forward to seeing you whenever you may be in the area with other clients. And we'll be in touch along the way to keep you apprised of Moose's progress. With our warmest appreciation, THANK YOU!" Neil & Tracy, Queen Creek, AZ |
"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." Robert and Pam, Glendale, AZ |
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 dog training methods are fast and effective and we never use pain, physical punishment, clickers, shock collars or drugs. |
Obedience Training Commands Correction Training Commands Dog on Human Aggression Dog on Dog Aggression Housebreaking Problems Jumping and Mouthing Separation Anxiety Biting and Chewing Destruction of Property Leash Control and Manners Aggression Over Resources Recall / Coming When Called Unwanted Puppy Behaviors Crate / Kennel Training Control at the Door Marking and Mounting Nervousness/Timidness Stealing From Counters/Tables |
We offer a lifetime guarantee on our dog training so you have the peace of mind that comes with knowing that whatever problems you run into in the future, you have someone that you know, and have worked with, that you can call for advice and additional in-home sessions as they are needed. |
Question: 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. |
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. |
Watch out for the hazards in and around the house 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, 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. |
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