Low-Cost Dog Training Service

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About this pro

I personally make it a point to work closely with my clients to not only improve the relationship with their dogs, but also help improve the quality of their lives as well, by giving them a sense of pride and accomplishment, and by relieving some of the stress that can be caused by miss-communication in the dog/owner relationship. I love seeing my clients smile when they see the leaps and bounds in learning that their dogs make during the training process. Often times, owners are so frustrated because they feel like there is no hope. i like showing them that there is ALWAYS hope and even their dog can learn something new.

Reviews

5.0

2 reviews

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MBSinLOVELAND S.

Danny worked with my daughter's boxer and the results have been unbelievable. My daughter has become a better dog owner...and our boy has become a well behaved, socially acceptable, awesome dog. He was showing signs of dominance that became unacceptable when he starting pushing small children down to the ground for food/treats. I thought we would be putting our boy down until I found his add on CL. THANK YOU DANNY...
Jan 31, 2011
Courtney H.

I have worked with Danny for several years and have watched him take a stressed, unsocialized dog and turn him into a well behaved friendly member of the family. Danny is knowledgeable about not just training dogs but also training humans on how they can better interact with there dogs. Which makes a big change in the human and dog relationship.
Nov 9, 2010

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FAQs

What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
Reading is the best way to stay current. There are always new techniques and different ways to train. Each technique you learn is like another tool you add to a toolbox. Where the basics of training are always the same, each dog is different, and learns through different methods. You always have to have that toolbox ready, and the more tools, the better.
How did you get started doing this type of work?
I got into this profession because I wanted to something that helped people build better relationships with their dogs. I also believe that working with dogs has helped me in my life because I've learned a lot about myself, and that is something I wanted to share with other people as well.
What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
Be honest with yourself about the problems your relationship is having, the causes and reasons, the places you fail... Be willing to do what it takes to improve. Anything less and you sell both you and your dog short.l