Bay Area Dog Trainer

Bay Area Dog Trainer Behavior Modification, Problem Solving, Dog Obedience and Off-Leash Training I have grown up with them, I have studied them and I have trained them.

I have lived in the San Francisco Bay Area and have been involved with dogs my entire life. The biggest breakthrough in my career as a Bay Area Dog Trainer was changing my way of thinking when I started studying canine behavior in depth and it all became abundantly clear that dogs are more intelligent than we give them credit for. Just like people, every dog is unique and how your dog thinks deleg

ates what motivates them to respond. There is more than one way to train a dog. They are similar to children that long for leadership and guidance. Any problems that we typically have with dogs occur because we don’t understand how they think or how to be a proper leader in their eyes…

“The key to having a well trained dog is to become a well trained handler”

Daniel Dagg, CPDT & Behaviorist

12/07/2024

The dogs I know have more soul, more heart, more love, more connection, more patience, and more softness than any human I’ve ever met. They don’t ask for anything, no explanations, no justifications. They just stay, steady and sure, as if they’ve always known what you need before you do.

People complicate love. They wrap it in conditions, dress it in expectations. Dive it towards pain and disappointment. A dog doesn’t do that. Their love is raw, honest, and without strings. Without complications. They see you..not the version you show the world, but the one you keep buried. And they love that version most of all.

I’ve met plenty of people, but none have ever matched the soft, gentle loyalty of a dog. They don’t try to fix you; they just sit beside you, whole and true. Through thick and thin. And that’s more than most humans will ever understand.

R.M. Drake ⭐

Artist Credit: pete_illustrations

09/07/2024
09/07/2024

Reactivity training with Milo. He lunges at anything passing. Good job, buddy!

04/30/2024

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03/08/2024

See this picture? It's an Australian Shepherd HERDING the sheep. See the nip? The push with her teeth/muzzle? She's HERDING, not biting! Some Aussies, especially young ones, may do this to their human - and be tossed out of the house for "biting my kid". The Aussie was herding your kid, slowing the kid down from running thru the house, turning the kid toward a different direction, etc...
So many Aussie end up in shelters because humans misunderstood the breed and, instead of teaching the dog appropriate herding behavior, their natural instinct, they toss the dog out of the house.
Make sure you understand what a bite is and isn't. 9 out of 10 times it was inappropriate herding and easily changed.

03/06/2024
03/05/2024

At these popular mobile adoption events, we take adorable animals out to fun locations in the community! Our skilled team is here to assist you throughout the adoption process as you find a new best friend.

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