Train basic and advanced obedience. Your dog will learn come, sit, down, heel, stay and other basic commands. You will learn how to give commands, what to expect when you give them and what to do if you don’t get the expected response. All dogs need to have manners and know and follow the rules of your house.
1 customer review
Jamie
Carol is the best. She trained my two boerboels which is a very hard breed to train. She is very professional. I’m very over protective of my dogs and she always made feel comfortable. I know they are always safe with Carol. I always wanted to walk my two boerboels together which was extremely difficult before Carol. But now we go on long walks together with no issues. She is the best. More...
What do you love most about your job?
A trained Dog is much less likely to land in a shelter. I find it gratifying to teach people and dogs how to communicate so they can live together in harmony.
What inspired you to start your own business?
I learned to train from a master trainer. The techniques I learned were developed over many years and are unique. I know what I learned works if applied consistently. In order to Train the way I know works I need to work for mysrlf.
Why should our clients choose you?
My techniques work. I guarantee my work. As long as you do the practice I recommend (10-15 minutes daily), if I can’t train your dog I’ll give your money back.
Can you provide your services online or remotely? If so, please add details.
No I need to be able to handle the dog myself. I teach a command a week and you, the owner, practice 10-15 a day.
What changes have you made to keep your customers safe from Covid-19?
We wear masks and stay socially distant as much as possible.
Obedience
Basic obedience:
Sit, down, heel, come, stay.
Your dog will also learn the meaning of the word no, place (pillow or bed), house (kennel). You will learn how to work with your dog so both you and he/she will live happily ever after.
Advanced obedience
Learn the same commands as basic obedience but this time off leash,