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Dog training starts with your basic obedience regimen... things that make you
the leader, and your relationship with your dog more predictable,
controllable, safer, and more like a family. Psychology refers
to the opening up of the whole new world of "understanding" dogs. This
affords the dog owner insights into training, problem solving, and
achieving deeper relationships with their canine friends. It affords the dog
a greater opportunity for more love, respect, and a place in the family that is dear to all. I have
been a dog lover, in a big way, all my life, but when I began to
learn the "psychology" side of dogs, it was a truly
wonderful thing for me, and my dogs I believe. A big part of
this training business is a desire to impart some
of this knowledge to dog owners, for the benefit of the owner
and the dog.
Philosophy :
For most people, including
myself, dogs first bring to mind pleasure, love, fun, etc. We all love
and enjoy these things about having our pet dogs. There is a
serious side to dog care & training also. This is the fact
that most often, a trained dog is truly a "part of the family", and
lives a safer, more humane life. My desire to work with dogs & their
owners has a great deal to do with hoping to improve the relationship
between human and dog, for BOTH party's best
interests. I believe that we can learn much from our dogs, if we
are open to that possibility. I enjoy, and am blessed by, a mutually
beneficial & loving relationship with my dogs, and sincerely
desire for others to have this.
As a dog lover for many years, I've often thought of training.
In the last few years that desire, combined with study &
hands on experience, resulted in starting this business. I believe
that dogs offer man a taste of a "pure" love, of
a God-like love... just one of the many ways we are blessed by having canine
friends. I also feel strongly that we should return such a
wonderful blessing by treating dogs with the best we have to offer. Your dog will be treated with the respect & love that every
creature of God deserves. This does NOT mean they are un-disciplined, spoiled, or "in
charge". That's what dog
training is all about.
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