Well trained dogs live a happier life. I believe a dog should have six things: education, intelligence, obedience, good manners, duration and distance. 

 

Education: Providing dogs with the knowledge they need to navigate the human world is crucial for their well-being and happiness.

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Intelligence: Recognizing and nurturing a dog's intelligence not only enhances their abilities but also fosters a deeper understanding between the pet and owner.

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Obedience: A well-trained dog is a joy to be around, ensuring safety and a positive experience for both the pet and their human family.

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Good Manners: Teaching dogs good manners lays the foundation for harmonious coexistence, making them welcome members of any household or community.

 

Duration: Patience and consistency are key components in the training journey. Understanding that learning takes time and repetition is essential for success.

 

Distance: Extending training principles to various environments and distances ensures that dogs respond reliably in different situations, contributing to their adaptability.

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It's my goal to teach you how to train your dog. I find a sense of accomplishment when my clients develop a working relationship with their four legged companion.