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Frequently Asked Questions

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What type of Training are available?

We provide basic and advanced obedience, behavioral modification, security alert, personal protection, home and family security training.

What are the fees for basic training?

The average fees run as low as $350.00 to $850.00**. Each dog is different and the types of training needed will determine the actual fees. **Fees can be much higher if the owner wants different types of training or the pet needs behavioral modification.

After basic training we also offer facility training which we have control of your pet around the clock, this training is very intense and of course more expensive and is only available on a selective basis.

How long does it take?

Basic training can take as little three (3) and as much as eight (8) weeks. Each pet is different and each owner is different.

How long have you been doing behavioral modification?

I have been training and or assisting with pet behavioral modification for over twenty (20) years.

What makes you different from other trainers?

I use a combination of different methodologies including but not limited to heirarchery, pack and positive reinforcement training and education.

How many dogs have you trained?

I have assisted in the training and behavioral modification of approximately 150 dogs a year.

What kind of guarantee do you offer?

What other services do you offer?

We provide personalized boutique kennel services for our existing customers.

Why do dogs eat their feces?

It may be caused by a lack of nutrients and or minerals. It could also be learned behavior or bad breeding. It could also be just plain boredom.

Do you have references?

We provide references to all potential customers. You may also view our Testimonials Page were we have posted some of our many letters from our happy customers.

Do you take payments?

Yes, depending on the training program you require. Contact us for details.

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