Dog training

Sending your dog to professional training offers numerous benefits for both pets and their owners. A well-trained dog is easier to manage, making daily interactions more enjoyable and stress-free. Training enhances communication between you and your dog, ensuring they understand commands, boundaries, and expectations. This not only improves obedience but also strengthens your bond, leading to a more harmonious relationship. Additionally, training helps prevent behavioral problems such as excessive barking, jumping, or aggression, creating a safer and more comfortable environment for everyone.

 

At Pet Behavior Guru, we follow the LIMA philosophy (Least Intrusive, Minimally Aversive), meaning we prioritize positive reinforcement and humane training methods. We do not believe in punishment-based techniques, as they can cause fear, anxiety, and stress in dogs. Instead, we create a safe and enjoyable learning environment where dogs can thrive. By focusing on motivation, rewards, and clear communication, we ensure that dogs learn effectively while feeling secure and happy. This approach not only improves behavior but also fosters confidence and emotional well-being.

 

A professionally trained dog is more adaptable, well-mannered, and confident in various situations. Whether at home, in public spaces, or around other animals, a properly trained dog responds calmly and appropriately. Training also enhances safety, reducing the risk of accidents or conflicts. For owners, this means a better quality of life, fewer frustrations, and the peace of mind that their beloved pet is well-adjusted and happy. Investing in professional training is one of the best decisions you can make for your dog’s long-term happiness and well-being.

 

With the 6Sessions coupon, if you purchase six sessions, You get the price of five. Making each therapy session cost $116 instead of $140—it's a great deal!

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• Sit – The dog should place its rear on the ground and remain in that position until given another command.
• Down – The dog should lie down completely with its chest on the ground, helping to calm its energy.
• Stay – The dog must remain in its current position (sitting or lying down) until the handler signals that it can move.
• Come – The dog should immediately go to its handler when called. This is essential for safety.
• Heel – The dog should walk alongside the handler without pulling on the leash or getting ahead.
• Leave it – The dog must ignore or drop an object, food, or any distraction it should not take.
• Drop it – The dog should immediately release whatever it has in its mouth.
• Off – The dog must get down from furniture, people, or objects when instructed.
• Wait – Unlike "Stay," this command tells the dog to pause momentarily before continuing an action.
• Watch me – The dog should focus its attention on the handler, useful for redirecting concentration.
• Place – The dog must go to a specific area, such as a bed or mat, and stay there until released.
• Stand – The dog should stand up from a sitting or lying position, useful for vet check-ups or grooming.
• Paw / Shake – The dog should offer its paw in response to a command, useful for social interaction and medical checks.
• LLW (Loose Leash Walking) refers to a training technique where a dog walks beside its handler on a loose leash without pulling

• "Touch" teaches the dog to touch a target (usually the handler’s hand or an object) with its nose or paw, helping with focus, redirection, and confidence-building.