FAQs
- What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
Run from any trainer that offers a guarantee with their training services. Dogs are living creatures, and, as such, make mistakes. No one can guarantee your dog will never make another mistake or display a certain behavior again, just as you couldn't guarantee on the behavior or conduct of another person. Make sure you and your dog are a good match for any trainer you choose. Check the methods the trainer uses, make sure you are comfortable with them. There are many, many methodologies. Find the one that works for you and your dog because you should like training your dog, not dread it. Watch the trainer in action. Does the dog appear to be really listening to the trainer? Trainer and dog should have good interaction with each other. Does the trainer communicate well with her clients? You should be able to understand the instruction, otherwise you might as well hearing them under water.