I firmly believe that a dog trainer should never stop learning, nor should trainers lock themselves into any particular belief systems, training protocol or methods.

Dogs are all different, there is absolutely no "one size fits all" when it comes to dog training, and the trainer must have the knowledge and be flexible enough to make the required adjustments accordingly.

It also incredibly important to understand how dogs think, how they see the world, what they actually are - as a species.

We have to look at it from the dog's point of view, and you will now discover that the human's point of view and the dog's point of view, is in many cases, 180 degrees opposite to each other.

That means you might be rewarding or reinforcing the opposite of what you actually are rewarding or reinforcing.

Does your dog pull and try to drag you all over the place when taking it for a walk?

Does your dog bark and lunge at other dogs - or people?

Is taking your dog for a walk now a frustrating chore which you are not looking forwards to?

Have you tried alternative trainers, only to be told your dog is untrainable, or needs to be medicated?

If you answered "yes" to any of the above questions, contact me, let me help you rebuild your relationship with your dog, making having this wonderful animal in your life a pleasant and rewarding experience as it should be. Your dog will thank you for it.

"Training Dogs - One Human At The Time".