The dog training methods we teach here at K9-Obedience.com emphasize positive reinforcement as the most effective and fastest way to train your dog. Violent or harsh methods are never apart of our training recommendations!
Owning a dog should be a source of great joy and companionship – not a burden or a source of frustration.
It is our mission to provide you with the information needed to learn the techniques implemented by professional dog trainers to raise happy and healthy dogs.
Our dog training advice is centered around the following principles –
The use of positive non-violent training methods are not only the right thing to do, but also the most effective way to train your dog.
Harsh or cruel training methods are never advised by us as they are proven do just the opposite of helping you develop a healthy relationship with your dog.
Dog training is all about calm, assertive energy. If you can get your energy right, you can tackle any dog training challenge.
If your dog does not see you as alpha, he will misbehave. We give you the resources to learn to be the alpha of your pack.
Patience and repetition are key to any successful dog training endeavor.
You are the best person in the world to train your dog!
I’M READY WHEN YOU ARE!
Should I seek the help of a professional dog trainer?
We can never say it enough, the best person in the world to train your dog is you! We are firm believers of that statement here at K9-Obedience. No one knows your dog better, no one spends as much time, and no one loves your dog as much as you! We absolutely encourage you to seek professional help from a licensed dog trainer if necessary. But often the answers to obedience training problems with your dog can be found with a little research. There is a plethora of great dog training manuals and ebooks out there that can teach you the owner to be in control of your pet’s obedience problems. First we suggest the “at home” method of reading, researching, and maybe buying a few training manuals. If a problem persists or is out of your control, it may be time to seek the help of a professional dog trainer.