Dog Health Questions: My Dog Training Website...?

is not a scam! And it bothers me that people think it is such. I'm looking for constructive advice to better my website.

Please visit my website at http://www.libertydogtraining.com and please post here what I can do to improve the site.

My goals with this business are to help dog owner's keep their current pets by helping with basic obedience and problem behaviors, as well as work with shelter dogs to increase their adoptability.

I also temperment test pitbulls, to check for any human aggression, which is NOT allowed in the breed.

The one who gives the best, most constructive and helpful advice will be chosen as best answer!

Dog Training Evolution

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I thought I left some good advice in your last post, but since I want some points here goes again:
1: a contact you page -name, number (preferably a toll free), address, email
2: photo of you and your dogs
3: photo of clients with their pets
4: date you started training
5: certifications, licenses, or trainings you have
6: complete list and prices of all your services
7: more likely to have customers if you have some sort of satisfaction guarantee
8: possibly a short bio on yourself and how you started this
9: a few good (free) tips for dog owners
10: a links page, including links to your local human society, ASPCA, dog training organizations, DDB (Dogs Deserve Better)
Good Luck!
testimonial page was good idea.

Using Body Language in Your Dog Training

• You could stream in some video examples of your techniques and you working with dog to show your style. If people can relate to you visually they tend to be more receptive to your services. :-) Good luck I wanted to have this type of business myself someday.


• cool,i like ur site and thank u for doing it, there are to many people that forget that dogs a hybridized wolfs and need to be reminded to treat their dogs with respect and love. good work.