Deborah M.
Deborah M.
Fort Worth, TX
4 repeat clients
4 repeat clients







Fact: A Dog's Owner Needs Training
As a lifetime dog lover and owner, I have attended many obedience classes, dog shows and field trials and have observed good and bad behaviors. I find that life is too short to not have a well-behaved dog. I volunteer as a Puppy Raiser for Canine Companions, where we raise, socialize and train puppies to be future service dogs. The training is extensive for each puppy, lasting 18 months on average before the dog moves into professional advanced training for specific skills with Canine Companions. I can confidently say, that I feel I can help you and your dog become a better team!
What to expect
Initially, I will observe how the dog reacts to the handler/owner and see what behaviors need to be corrected. Sessions would run 45 minutes so as to keep the dog and owner engaged. We may meet at various locations, such as pet store, fenced park or Home Depot type settings to work on specific training exercises.
Reviews
Experience
My training philosophy is simple - get the dog to trust you first. I train using small training treats for positive reinforcement and use repetitive commands and exercises. I love working with puppies who are food motivated. Most of all, have fun with the dogs and encourage positive behavior.
Training skill set
Sessions
Deborah M. offers consultations.
Availability
My schedule is fairly flexible. I prefer to schedule training classes on the weekend. The key to successfully training a dog is consistency. It would be important to establish a set training schedule to keep the dog and owner on track.
Days available to train
What to expect
Initially, I will observe how the dog reacts to the handler/owner and see what behaviors need to be corrected. Sessions would run 45 minutes so as to keep the dog and owner engaged. We may meet at various locations, such as pet store, fenced park or Home Depot type settings to work on specific training exercises.
Reviews
Experience
My training philosophy is simple - get the dog to trust you first. I train using small training treats for positive reinforcement and use repetitive commands and exercises. I love working with puppies who are food motivated. Most of all, have fun with the dogs and encourage positive behavior.
Training skill set
Deborah M.
Deborah M.
Fort Worth, TX