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We as owners are responsible for the well being of our dogs, not only in health but also in their upbringing. Training and socialising your dog to be part of our community is our responsibility. Socialising and training your dog at a young age helps prevent behaviour problems in the future. It’s a joy to have a well behaved dog as part of your family and as a part of the society we live in.
For 6 years I have been training dogs of different breed, age and behaviour. Puppies generally bite, play, jump and do what puppies does best and when not thought from what is wrong to right, the behaviour that has been reinforced escalates. Most of the time, the core reason for unwanted behaviour to occur is when there is a miscommunication between dog and owner.
The positive reinforcement training methods are ideal for dog training. It’s easy to follow, fun and interesting. Above all it’s humane and it does not inflict fear or pain on your dog. We do not use choke chains or a pinch chains. By using the Positive Reinforcement Training Methods, your dog will respect you as a leader who is kind, gentle, fair and consistent. Through using these training methods, you will establish yourself as the kind leader. All it takes is commitment, time, patience and consistency.
I am here to assist owners establish a relationship with their dog using these training methods. Helping owners understand and speak the language dog speaks. Training is all about positive communication with dog and owner. It's fun not only for dogs but also for the owners.
There’s 24 hours in a day. It takes about an hour or 2 to train your dog to do activities such as Agility, Fly-ball, Rescuing and so on. For the rest of the day and that’s about 22 - 23 hours, your dog is a companion dog who lives normal everyday life with you in your home. So wouldn't you want your dog to behave at home and fit well with the society? In short won’t you want your dog to be a good canine citizen? That’s what we offer. We help you build the foundation for this amazing relationship between mankind and dogs.
