About
As a pet dog trainer and behavior counselor, my approach to training is the product of a lifetime of experience in pet care and a deep love of all animals.
Over the past 15 years, I have discovered that the simplest, most effective and rewarding way to train our pets is really not so different than the way we teach our young children what is OK, and what is not. So often, people are advised not to “treat their dogs like their children,” or not to give them “too much” affection… and other phrases that make the dog lover’s soul sink. I’m thrilled to be the one trainer to break ranks with all the rest. Contrary to conventional dog training thought, it can be a very healthy and helpful way to view our canine companions. My approach is one that true dog lovers can really sink their teeth into. The key is to learn how to be the kind of parent your pup needs you to be.
The Puppy Love approach teaches you:
- How to communicate effectively with your dog, so you can understand him, and he can understand you.
- To get inside your dog’s head, and really understand why dogs do the things they do.
- To incorporate effective training into the daily activities you already do with your dog.
- To keep training fun and easy for you and your pooch, so raising a healthy, happy, well-mannered dog is a joy, not a chore.
The Puppy Love training method is based on positive, esteem-building
techniques that make you and your dog feel better and more confident
about what you’re doing, whether you want your dog to learn fun tricks,
participate in agility training, or the basic commands and good dog
manners we all want our pups to possess.
Puppy Love Dog Training techniques never involve the use of physical punishment, pain or fear.
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This is Jasper, a re-homed and rehabbed Rottie!
