Dog Park Etiquette

Dog parks are not for everyone and certainly not for every dog. Personally I’m not a dog park person but many of my clients enjoy taking their dogs to the dog park for interaction with other dogs. read more -> ->

House Training

The frustration that leads frazzled pet owners to abandoning their dogs to shelters the most is a lack of effective house training. Remember that your dog is a family member, and as such, is worth the time and effort required to properly house break them, so that you can be a happier pet owner and your dog can be happily in their family’s arms, not in a shelter. read more -> ->

Choosing the Right Puppy

If you’re going to get a dog there are several things you need to think about first. Buying the wrong dog could be a bad decision that you’ll regret for a long time to come. Just keep these things in mind and you’re sure to find the best dog at the best breeder. read more -> ->

Safe Toys For Small Dogs

A new client of mine named Charlie has a small Yorkie dog and they’re best friends. He takes the dog to the park to play and often finds a stick for his pup to play with. Charlie tries to make sure the stick is small enough that the Yorkie can catch it. He asked me if this is OK to do? read more -> ->

When Should I Start Training My Dog ?

One of the questions I’m asked most often is how old should my dog be before I start formal training. As far as I’m concerned that’s an easy answer, 4 month (16 weeks). At four months old your puppy is like a blank canvas waiting to be painted with all the training you want for your new family member. read more -> ->

Why Should I Train My Dog ?

Dog Training is communication. It is your opportunity to connect with your dog. I am here to teach you how to speak a language your dog can understand. I encourage you to make the connection, so that you will enjoy a lifetime of companionship and happiness with your best friend. Click here to see classes.

Our mission is to foster positive relationships between dogs and owners so as to keep more dogs in loving homes and out of shelters

 

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