AKA Dog Obedience Training

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FAQs

• What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
  I do not have a "one price fits all" system, but what I do have are options and flexibility for you to choose from. A client will choose from 3 to 8 sessions where I would come to them once a week or once every other week, and each of these "session packages" has a clear and unchanged price. What works for one, may not be a good option for another. I offer a fair range of pricing and packages for you to choose from. You can get started with a lower end range and add on later if this best suits your financial limitations and if there is a need for further instruction. From $270 and up to $720. The good news is that A LOT can be accomplished in a short period of time, and in most cases I work with clients from 4 to 6 sessions with great success in achieving their sought out goals. I do also offer a 2 week Board and Train Program.
• What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
  The most important part is setting up the consultation. Many people do not know what to expect and are nervous to take the step in seeking help. The consult allows us to get to know each other a little and take the edge off of going through such an unfamiliar process. I can assure you that you'll be nothing less than comfortable working with me :-) You will pleasantly enlightened with information about "pack Leadership" that you thought you already knew or better yet, things that you did not know were even relevant in your everyday life with your dog or pack.
• What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
  I started in 2003 by attending a program for dog trainers in Florida. I got a ton of hands on experience in the process. Once completing the program, I immediately started up my own business and learned very quickly that a lot of people needed and appreciated my help and expertise. The gratitude and appreciation for what I do is what motivates me to continue doing what I love so much and to always strive to do it even better! I try to stay on top of all information pertaining to my field of expertise. I never stop learning. My personal dogs have always been a big part of my continued education as well as the dogs and people I have as clients. While I specialize in teaching humans about "pack leadership," I have experience in many other areas such as -all levels of obedience - conformation and being in the show ring - rally obedience & agility - treadmill training - proper dog park etiquette - socialization and proper etiquette in public places - exposure to Schutzhund (though not a trainer in this area). - acclimating your dog to water (such as a pool), swimming for exercise And most recently, my personal dog (3.5 yr old Vizsla) has become certified as a Therapy Dog. We love getting out there and paying it forward! :-) Getting my associates degree (later in life) and studying Psychology has also been very helpful in doing what I love so much.