One Good Dog! Professional Dog Training

21

years in business

21

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I love seeing dogs enjoy the training process. Dogs learn very quickly when they are motivated and have clear communication. I love seeing owners excited and surprised at how smart and willing there dogs truly are.

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Hired 1 time

2 employees

21 years in business

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Cat

Horse

Bird

Pig

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Evaluate needs

Address nuisance behaviors

Address fears or anxieties

Teach basic commands

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At customers' home

At my facility

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Jeff B.

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Jan 13, 2014

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Dog Training

Rick And Tammy F.

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Nov 24, 2011

David S.

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Oct 16, 2011

I left my young labrador mix with Gina for a 2 week training and boarding period while I was away on vacation. In this short time Gina transformed a very nervous and somewhat shy dog with an over abundance of energy into a well mannered obedient and much calmer pet. I was very surprised when I picked him up to find a very much changed dog. Gina has an amazing ability to understand dog manerisms and correct bad traits. Her manner is calm and positive and she seemed to have a connection with my dog almost instantly when they met. I would not hesitate to reccommend her services.

Ryan O.

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Oct 16, 2011

Maryellen E.

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Oct 18, 2011

Gina at One Good Dog! Training is wonderful. I refer my daycare clients to her for training with fabulous results!

FAQs

What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
Make sure the person you hire is personable and experienced. Ask what kind of training methods they use. If they do not use any treats at all then they use dominance and punishment to train dogs. It is helpful if the trainer is certified and belongs to an association. Then you know they are educated and accountable to a standard of ethics. Training should be fun!