A Review of Secrets to Dog Training
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Too much.
If you are in real need of a private trainer, it would be best to contact a reputable trainer that's had more than a day of education.
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- Petco training is only for dogs who need very basic training with no issues. Most of their trainers are not especially experienced or well trained. If your dog has issues you need a professional trainer. I suggest you call one of these trainers
The National Association of Dog Obedience Instructors
http://www.nadoi.org/
The Association of Pet Dog Trainers
http://www.apdt.com/
International Association of Canine Professionals
http://canineprofessionals.com/ - I don't think that PetCo offers private lessons. You would be better off going through a good trainer. Since you have a PetCo in your area, you most likely have some private trainers in your area that can meet your needs better then PetCo. Marci gave you some good websites to find some qualified trainers in your area. Other people to ask include your vet, boarding kennel, groomer, or kennel club for a good trainer.
- Hey rebecca I understand the problem you've gone through when trying Secrets of Dog Training, My friend is in the same situation as you, and nothing worked for him unit he came across the Dog Training solution program, he's been having great success with it ;
maybe this something which could be right for you
Well good luck. - To add on to Marci's list:
International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants
http://iaabc.org/
Certification Council for Professional Dog Trainers
http://www.ccpdt.org/
Karen Pryor Academy has a list of vetted trainers too
http://www.karenpryoracademy.com/find-a-…
Why are you looking for private vs group? I have seen privates go for $75 to $300 a session depending on the level of credentials and reputation the person has. - Hey
You should give your dog some love
I made some research for you and I found that you need professionals help
Check the link below for useful info - i dont think peto does one on one.. there training for the pretty basic stuff. Get a privet trainer.
- call and ask
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