Obedience Dog Training - Off Leash Dog Training - Severe Behavior
Miami Dog Training - Fort Lauderdale Dog Training - Palm Beach Dog Training
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South Florida dog training by an expert & behaviorist
K9 ADVISORS, has successfully
trained hundreds of dogs over the years in the Miami,
Broward and Palm Beach area. I am the founder, and I travel throughout South
Florida to help dogs and their owners with everything from basic dog training to
solving severe
behavior problems. My results-oriented
approach resolves dog behavior issues and successful
trains dogs to be predictable and obedient. With my dog
training system, I will also train owners to
properly interact and work with any dog. Many people ask
me, "How long does it take you to train a dog?", my answer
is, "It depends on how smart the owner is". The reality is
that it takes about three times as long to condition a
person than it does a dog. This is because dogs think in a
very linear and simple manner, where as people think in a
very complex manner. Therefore, people tend to question
each step when dogs just do what is asked of them. My
training programs show
the owner how to be clear and consistent with words and
body language, so that a dog will be focused and do what is
asked. My dog training methods are based on psychological
conditioning principles - this makes it very easy for the
dog to be trained in minutes, and simple for the person to
understand. While I utilize various conditioning
strategies, the elemental factor of praise is the most
important of all. I always tell my clients that "A little
praise goes a looooong way". You will be surprised at
how much a dog is willing to do with just a little
praise. My systematic technique is founded on precisely
timed praise, indirect corrections, and ending with
praise. The conclusion of any dog training session should
always include praise, as this leads to immediate results. Choosing a qualified dog trainer is not an easy task.
Many people have taken a few
online courses or read a few books or seen a few
videos and consider themselves "certified dog trainers."
They may even carry a card that says "Certified Dog
Trainer". There is no uniform
certification for dog trainers. Many different dog training
courses provide their own certification, but no nationally
recognized system has been established.
K9 ADVISORS' comprehensive ENERGY CENTERED TRAINING dog trainer curriculum only certifies those dog trainers that have successfully passed my rigorous 3-year, experience- based dog training course. Although my dog trainer program is the most complete, hands-on, and effective dog training program on the market, I often advise my students to not mention their certification. I tell them to "simply show skillful knowledge” and demonstrate how they can help to enhance the dog and client relationship. So, if a prospective dog trainer boasts about his/her certification as a dog trainer, you should consider asking that person a few more questions.
Four very crucial questions to ask an individual who claims to be a dog trainer are:
1) How long have you been a dog trainer?
2) What is your specialty?
3) What approach and equipment do you use when training a dog?
4) Can you provide at least 3 references, including one from a
training/boarding facility, a veterinarian, and a client with a
similar dog training situation such as mine?
Clients should be sure to call or visit those references and
perform a basic online search of the person and their company by
simply typing their name and company name into Google or other popular
search engines. Furthermore, owners should pay close attention to the
interaction between the dog trainer and the dog - this will tell an
owner a lot. If the dog trainer uses clickers, gentle leaders,
retractable leads, or relies on treats to train, they are likely NOT an
authentic and experienced dog trainer - just one that has read books,
seen videos, or taken online courses. For more information contact the
K9 ADVISORS TEAM.
