Bucks Dog Training

What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)? My training sessions are one hour to one hour for one dog. If you have two dogs, please contact me for pricing. For basic obedience training, we will cover sit, down, stay, down-stay, biting and nipping. My board and train program is for one dog for six days of training and one one-hour session to review all the commands. This comprehensive program is designed for dogs from 16 weeks to two years old.

I have been training dogs for over ten years but, I attended the C.A.T.C.H Academy for dog training, a New Jersey licensed 10 phase course in dog behavior and training which includes hands-on instruction, behavior fieldwork, and a mentor trainer. I am also a graduate od Dog Biz Dog Walking Academy. I am well versed in: Dog CPR Safe and effective handlining of dogs for shelters, daycare, and training sessions. Working with aggressive dogs Dog development stages from puppyhood to adulthood Behavior evaluations and temperament testing Basic and advanced obedience training Learning theory, classical and operant conditioning Develop detailed training programs Pat Miller: Aggressive Behavior Workshop Dog Biz: Dog Walking Academy Ken Ramirez: Advanced Aggression Workshop

I have been training dogs for over ten years starting with Elvis a male Rottweiler. From there I started training dogs for family and friends and once I realized I loved working with and training dogs I went to school and began my studies.

I have worked with all size dogs. It's kind of like Go Dogs Go. From toy breeds to large breed dogs. My clients have all types of dog that need basic obedience to advance behavior modification. Together I have worked on: Leash pulling Basic sit and stay Chewing Tugging and nipping Recall (come when called) Barking Jumping drop/leave-it And many other commands and behavior issues.

I am currently working with Bo, our latest board, and train pup. Bo is a one and half year old Golden Retriever puppy that had severe sever leash pulling issues and was reactive with other dogs, bikes and sometimes walkers while on a leash. We took Bo back to the basics of Obedience training to instill a solid sit, down and stay. From there, we slowly worked with Bo to learn proper leash walking skills and slowly introduced him to distractions on the leash. BO is doing great on walks and is less reactive to distractions. One of my most recent projects was with a one-year-old terrier named Roxie. Roxie had no formal training and as a one-year-old had many bad behaviors. I worked with Roxy as part of my board and train program. Over a week, we taught Roxy all the basic obedience commands, sit, down, down from a stand, stay, and leave it. We also taught Roxy proper leash walking skills. In a week, Roxy developed the good behaviors needed to be a great family dog. I am also working with a 16 month Rottweiler named Dutches that had severe leash pulling issues. I have had several session with Dutches, and her leash pulling has come a long way. We are also working on basic obedience training with her.

Do your research. I believe that training creates a strong bond between you and your best friend. It is important that any trainer you hire communicates clearly and is receptive to the needs of you and your dog. Ask lots of questions and make sure you and your dog are comfortable with the trainer.

Please ask the following questions before hiring a dog trainer: 1 What type of training method do you use? 2 Do you believe in a positive reinforcement training method? 3 How long are the sessions? 4 how long will the training process take?