05/09/2024
Our last class of the year! Free to attend! See us in person! Monday October 16th at 6:30pm. 6314 Bardstown road. Register below. NO DOGS, HANDLERS ONLY.
This class teaches obedience on and off leash, manners for home and away, and problem solving in a 10 week class for $400.
https://rosiedanedogtraining.dogbizpro.com/public/registration/index.aspx?schedule=283
Meeting with a trainer face to face is the most honest way of assessing what you're getting. Because we help so many clients on a daily basis, we set up these orientations to give everyone a chance.
We are often a "last resort", because many folks want to pursue a purely positive style of dog trainer first, while others have preconceived notions that they want "military style training". Very often those folks find their way to the void between the two and walk in our door. If you don't think your dog is going to be obedient for only cookies and rainbows and you also don't need your German Shepherd climbing A-frames, then we're probably the right option for you.
In the last year we've:
Trained a diabetic alert dog for a private home;
Put a five point major on a previously unfinished conformation dog at their national specialty;
Added obedience titles to a campaigning competition dog;
and made over 500 dogs better to live with in pet homes just like yours (about 10% of which had been labeled "aggressive")
We accomplished this through group lessons, board and train, and private consults.
If you have an interest in any of these services, the best way to get to know us is still through our group orientations. We do this to save time, because we are a very small business and operate in an industry that trades time for money. When things were cheaper and we didn't have the accolades that we currently do, 30 minute phone consultations were the norm. That simply isn't the case anymore and because our driving mission is to train the most homes to keep their dogs and train the most dogs to keep their homes, we work with dogs and clients around the clock. Working with animals isn't a 9 to 5 job. Dogs don't take weekends and they don't take holidays, but this is a life that we love and one that we are solely committed to pursuing.
All board and train, service/therapy dog, competition, aggression rehabilitation, nuisance behavior issues, and "I just want my dog to be easier to live with, easier to walk, and more fun to take places and better around family and friends" inquiries, really should come out to one of our orientation presentations. What have you got to lose?
