Donna H.
Donna H.
Sedro-Woolley, WA
20 repeat clients
20 repeat clients
Virtual Coaching Training
I don't just focus on rewards. I also focus on the dog's natural desires, so they learn from natural consequences. This combination creates a powerful training style where dogs learn, and what they learn is locked in for the real world.
Behavior experience
Training skill set
What to expect
Consultation
During the consultation I will assess your dog's environment, their behavior and their interaction with you. We will go over your goals and what you would like to achieve
Sessions
We will start training progress report of homework since the last session, a video review of your dog's behavior, a demo, and active coaching of training.
More info
I only do online training where I coach you to train your dog. I use positive reinforcement and life rewards training. Life rewards use naturally occurring desires like going outside, sniffing grass, or greeting a person as a reward for a desired behavior. With this training, the dog's desire to interact with the environment drives the training. I also offer positive reinforcement training where the trainers reward system drives the training. This includes treats, verbal praise, clickers, toys, and play.
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Services
Consultations
Sessions
Availability
All my training is online coaching. I can schedule it most days and times. Would you like puppy foundational skills, adult dog training, or behavior modification? Let me know what works best for you, and we can schedule a time.
Days available to train
What to expect
Consultation
During the consultation I will assess your dog's environment, their behavior and their interaction with you. We will go over your goals and what you would like to achieve
Sessions
We will start training progress report of homework since the last session, a video review of your dog's behavior, a demo, and active coaching of training.
More info
I only do online training where I coach you to train your dog. I use positive reinforcement and life rewards training. Life rewards use naturally occurring desires like going outside, sniffing grass, or greeting a person as a reward for a desired behavior. With this training, the dog's desire to interact with the environment drives the training. I also offer positive reinforcement training where the trainers reward system drives the training. This includes treats, verbal praise, clickers, toys, and play.
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Donna H.
Donna H.
Sedro-Woolley, WA