Diane the Dog Trainer

Diane the Dog Trainer Fun and effective training for your dog, young or old, timid or aggressive. Private lessons done in your home (or wherever your dog has a problem).

I take a holistic approach to training so your dog becomes a wonderful part of the home and community. I do private, in-home lessons. For the first session, I evaluate the dog and household. Together, we come up with a plan of attack and I demonstrate how to handle various situations. Typically, I do 1-2 training sessions a week until you are satisfied with your dog's actions. Between sessions, I

am available through text, phone calls, and email. I use mostly positive training methods. The use of treats, praise, and play are integral to my training. Interacting with you dog should be fun for everyone! Positive reinforcement creates a dog that wants to please you, that is willing to explore, and that is happy. Boundaries are upheld with the least amount of force that will work for your dog, you, and the specific situation.

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Littlestown, PA
17340

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 8pm
Tuesday 10am - 8pm
Wednesday 10am - 8pm
Thursday 10am - 8pm
Sunday 10am - 8pm

Telephone

+14404470441

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I take a holistic approach to training so your dog becomes a wonderful part of the home and community. I do private, in-home lessons. For the first session, I evaluate the dog and household. Together, we come up with a plan of attack and I demonstrate how to handle various situations. Typically, we meet once a week for a training session until you are satisfied with your dog's actions. Between sessions, I am available through text, phone calls, and email. I use positive training methods. The use of treats, praise, and play are integral to my training. Positive reinforcement creates a dog that wants to please you, that is willing to explore, and that is happy. Using positive methods does not mean that your dog is allowed to misbehave. I am firm in my requests and expect obedience. But the dog, client, and I work with mutual respect and upbeat, loving methods.