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Is training the new puppy a little harder than you thought? Are those puppy classes just not what you were looking for? Maybe you went to a board and train and haven’t kept up with it. Or maybe your four legged friend is 80% perfect and you just need some help for those little things. - You’ve come to the right place!
I absolutely LOVE training dogs for so many reasons. But the biggest reason is because I’ve been EXACTLY where all of my clients have been. I’ve adopted a puppy who was 8 weeks old and had to learn all about the razor blade teeth, the accidents in the house, teaching a dog to ask to go outside, crate training, leash handling, and everything in between.
I’ve had my pup grow up and learn to sit at the front window and bark NON-STOP with no way to control it or make it stop. I tried the bark collar, the e-collar, closing the blinds, etc. and none of it worked. Or when he would pull on his leash and try to drag me around on walks, I was so against using a harness until I learned how amazing they truly can be. I’ve had dogs in our family my entire life and we always love our furry family members. But we don’t always realize how much work a pet can be.
I’ve been there. So when I have a client call me for the first time saying their dog is so smart and so sweet, BUT he/she does x, y, and z. They have no idea how to fix it or how to control it. I always tell them “for starters, take a breathe! I know what you’re going through.” The behavior issues I hear from my clients are always similar in some way so I promise - you are not alone in your dog ownership struggles.