Clients ask...I trained my last dog with "traditional methods" so Why change now?
Clients ask...I trained my last dog with "traditional methods" so Why change now?
- Because the 'you' of yesterday is not who you are today.
- The pet you are caring for now deserves the chance to form a strong bond with its human partner that is based in relationship and reinforcement.
- When you experience the difference between how you feel in your head and heart with modern dog training NOW vs. the reactionary punishment methods of THEN, you will feel relief and excitement about the future with your pet.
The prong (pinch, shock, choke and zap) are so wrong!
Traditional force-based methods use harmful corrections and coercion to make a dog behave. Dogs trained with choke, pinch and electronic collars are not "behaving" to show they understand what you want, they are "behaving" to avoid further punishment. There are hidden consequences to such types of training and they do nothing to build any meaningful bridge of communication between you and your pet. Traditional methods destroy relationships. There should never be a need nor is there any scientific basis to place your hands on your dog, put pressure on them, throw things, roll them over, spray or shock them -- ever.
Trade-in outdated equipment & save 20%
Clients ask...I trained my last dog with "traditional methods" so Why change now?
How would you like to trade in your old aversive equipment for a 20% savings on training fees?
Force-free training works and I want you to realize the results that come with training free of devices that shock, poke and choke.
Eligible equipment includes:
- Choke collars
- Prong collars
- Shock collars
- Bark Collars
- Citronella collars
- Scat mats
- Boundary Fencing
20% savings is applied to one item, per single service. Multiple trade-ins may be applied to service sessions as they are rendered.
Build a bridge of communication or maybe you need to repair the one you have.
Build a bridge of communication or maybe you need to repair the one you have.
I know you have a wish list for your dog and he has one for you too!
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- His 'sit' and 'stay' are rock solid
- We enjoy our walks together
- Dinner time is a beg-free zone
- He prefers to nibble his Kong instead of my fingers
- When I call his name he looks at me with joy!
- He feels his crate is a safe place to relax
- I can read his body language and I know just how he feels
- He accepts touching and care from the groomer and vet
- He is interested and curious about new people and things
- I know his favorite ways to work and play