Hello!
Wow! It's been 10 years since I started this website. Since then I have retired from dog
training, but not from dogs. I don't keep up with the newest and brightest ideas on canine
behavior like I used to, but I'll always have one foot in the door. I hope these pages continue
to be useful to those of you who have chosen to share your life with dogs.
This site is devoted to human/canine relationships. These pages contain my thoughts on
training and behavior and the methods and techniques I have used to treat dog behavior
problems.
My hope is that you'll read what's here and be inspired to get a professional evaluation or
enroll in group class - even if you don't need to address a behavior problem. Group or private
training should be a ton of fun for you and your dog, no matter the reason for enrolling.
The first step is a visit with your veterinarian. Behavior issues can be symptoms of health
issues, so please take Fido for a check-up before beginning any type of behavior modification
program.
I do not include information on topics such as house training and basic obedience (sit, stay,
down, etc.) because there are already a multitude of excellent sites on the Internet that cover
these topics.
Thanks for stopping by :)
Debbie
12/01/08
Wow! It's been 10 years since I started this website. Since then I have retired from dog
training, but not from dogs. I don't keep up with the newest and brightest ideas on canine
behavior like I used to, but I'll always have one foot in the door. I hope these pages continue
to be useful to those of you who have chosen to share your life with dogs.
This site is devoted to human/canine relationships. These pages contain my thoughts on
training and behavior and the methods and techniques I have used to treat dog behavior
problems.
My hope is that you'll read what's here and be inspired to get a professional evaluation or
enroll in group class - even if you don't need to address a behavior problem. Group or private
training should be a ton of fun for you and your dog, no matter the reason for enrolling.
The first step is a visit with your veterinarian. Behavior issues can be symptoms of health
issues, so please take Fido for a check-up before beginning any type of behavior modification
program.
I do not include information on topics such as house training and basic obedience (sit, stay,
down, etc.) because there are already a multitude of excellent sites on the Internet that cover
these topics.
Thanks for stopping by :)
Debbie
12/01/08
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