Professional Dog Training
Pet Sitting
Venice Beach's own Dog Whisperer
Venice Beach's own Dog Whisperer
Venice Beach's own Dog Whisperer
Individual "REAL LIFE" Training
Individual "REAL LIFE" Training
All my training is "REAL LIFE" not just an obedience class. I help "YOU" the owner to live a "HAPPY" life with your "DOG" . Each training session is different in "REAL LIFE" situations, dealing with behavioral issues that other trainers say "cant be done". Dog aggression, fear aggression, leash-pulling, skateboard/bike attacks, and any anxiety's, just to name a few...
I train with process in mind, everything takes patience,time and communication.
With help from the "OWNER" being consistent once I teach "YOU" brings on great results! If dog has already been in training before I will help refresh what he/she has already learned and keep consistency. I listen to "OWNER" and train accordingly; )
Peace Angie
Chachi goes to Venice Boardwalk
Rockstars first day in her new safe and loving fur ever home : )
Weekly Newsletter
March 7 2012
Hey folks, Here is the baby
Miss Rockstar, have only seen her twice in the last 9 days and she is coming along great! Way to go Rockstar ! and great human parents.... She finally got to meet and really greet her new sister and brother, oh did I mention she is deaf? My very first Deaf dog in 7 years and what a joy,.. This is the owners 3rd dog I have trained and when I petsit them they get that special time with me with lots of redirection. All dogs get training during petsitting : ) Your dog only comes back home better !
Training a Deaf Puppy RockStar F 12 weeks
The first sign you should teach your dog is a sign which means he is a “good dog”. This hand signal can be a thumbs up sign which can mean “good dog” or he did it right and he is entitled to a reward. You can help associate the thumbs up sign with the meaning by giving a reward like a dog biscuit perhaps every time he does something right. Other basic signs you should also start on are sit, down, stay, come, no and stop. These seven signs are enough to begin with.
Repetition will play an important role in helping a deaf dog learn hand signals and other body language. You also have to spend more time with your dog if you want to train him to respond to your hand signals and body language. There is no wrong hand signal and you can even invent your own provide you and your dog are comfortable with the signals. And don’t forget using your facial expressions and body language. Your dog will be reading you for that too!
Use food treats to encourage your dog to learn your signals. Giving food treats may just be the best way to teach your dog. and keeps him motivated to learn. You should give the food as a reward when your dog gets the correct command or signal.
"Rockstar" Two day training : )
New Fur Kids in Training
Corinna The Escape Artist March 8, 2012
