James A.
James A.
Hamilton, GA
1 repeat client
1 repeat client
Showing the way to lasting love
I've been around dogs since I was born and had a hand in teaching them since I was young. I need them in my life as they have always been there with me showing how wonderful they are and how much joy they bring to peoples lives.
Behavior experience
Training skill set
What to expect
Consultation
During a consultation we'll go over what you'd like to see done, how your dog behaves, how we can achieve the training you'd like. Be honest with what you'd like them to learn and when we can start.
Sessions
During the first session we'll jump into the training, usually that means letting the dog work off some of the excess energy so they can focus on what we are doing. We'd need to introduce them to the clicker so they understand that click means good, then we'll patiently show them how to learn what's being asked of them.
More info
Using the clicker you can teach a dog just about anything but the most important thing is to be patient with the dogs and go at their pace. Each dog is different so you need to recognize when they need a break or are having trouble continuing.
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Consultations
Sessions
Availability
This is what I am currently doing for a living so my schedule is open for the whole week so I can accommodate most any schedule.
Days available to train
What to expect
Consultation
During a consultation we'll go over what you'd like to see done, how your dog behaves, how we can achieve the training you'd like. Be honest with what you'd like them to learn and when we can start.
Sessions
During the first session we'll jump into the training, usually that means letting the dog work off some of the excess energy so they can focus on what we are doing. We'd need to introduce them to the clicker so they understand that click means good, then we'll patiently show them how to learn what's being asked of them.
More info
Using the clicker you can teach a dog just about anything but the most important thing is to be patient with the dogs and go at their pace. Each dog is different so you need to recognize when they need a break or are having trouble continuing.
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James A.
James A.
Hamilton, GA