The successes of training strongly depends on three factors: an owner’s willingness to heed the advice of the trainer (the professional), proper reinforcement at home and maintaining an open line of communication with the trainer. Cooperation from all parties is key.

It is understood and expected that while your dog is undergoing training, an adjustment to an unfamiliar handler, a new environment and new exposures (stresses) may temporarily alter your dogs eating habits and behavior. Any unadvised owner intervention during training can cause setbacks. Please understand that dogs can sense their owner’s anxiety and will respond accordingly.

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An owner’s/handler’s commitment to reinforcement training is the ultimate long-term defining factor as to how successful dog training can be. Do not be misled, NO TRAINER, can guarantee the everlasting effectiveness of training. YOU as the owner/handler must be committed to executing your newly trained dog with the techniques provided during your training and evaluation session. Constant and consistent daily training will progress your dog’s skill and is essential to keeping and building upon the training learned. Do not hesitate to present us with any questions regarding your dog’s training or progress during the training phase or after a training program(s) has been undergone