Dog Nerd: Battle of the breeds

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Our labrador " Duke" would not obey commands, ate sheetrock, defied us on a leash, the list goes on and on. I fell in love with training animals and trying to understand how they learn when we brought our first dog into the family, a black Lab puppy.

Suzi's favourite things are going on walks where she can pose for photos and chase rabbits; taking a nap in a comfortable (preferably sunny) spot; getting bum scratches, and tricking her humans into giving her extra food and titbits with her big brown eyes and non-stop wagging tail. But sometimes those expectations may not be realistic straight off the bat, and a lot of work may go into giving our dogs the .to 4 sessions with Rebecca and a lot of treats, he understood the commands , his behavior /destruction, well she fixed that too. Many times we get a dog and expect them to fit into our lives seamlessly and be content sharing all of our activities with us. In turns, flip the card on top of your deck and choose from one of six categories: Height, Weight, Temperament, Popularity, Intelligence or Maintenance. As inexperienced dog owners she has explained superbly and has helped train both us and and the dog! I was scrolling around Facebook yesterday and came across a post that hit close to home and wouldn’t let me go.

Whether you’re thinking about getting an animal, have a new pet, or already own a pet with behavioral problems, I am here to help.My mum, Anja Andjelic, offers a tailored, holistic approach to dog training and behaviour, suited to each dog’s individual needs. I have seen Rebecca work and train Service Dogs as well and I couldn't find a more qualified and knowledgeable trainer than Rebecca. In turns, flip the first card in your pile and pick from one of six categories: Cuteness, Size, Intelligence, Scrappiness, Loyalty, and Friendliness. We have taken part in an invaluable collaborative care course with Emily that allows us to happily use a muzzle when visiting the vet as well as teaching us to be able to grind his nails myself.

I know each animal is different, and I’ll work with yours to give them the specific guidance they need. The most important things to me are my dog Beaux, and Beaux's safety (sorry mom, you get the bronze). Emily has the patience of a Saint and she handled my 2 Greek rescue pups amazingly, when I sought her services as a dog walker, with care and positive reinforcement.Dog Nerd Training is a small West Sussex dog training business, based in Storrington, run by Emily Talmadge CTDI. We have had a couple of 1-2-1 sessions so far with Emily and have just started our first block of classes she runs for all ages dogs.

My mum is extremely passionate about her work: she has done more courses than I have toes, and undertakes over 20 hours of CPD each month. Emily is a fully qualified dog trainer, puppy training specialist, and certified trick dog instructor (CTDI) with 5+ years of experience in the industry.My proven techniques and unique approach have helped pet owners across the Long Island area train animals just like yours. Under the ADA, a service animal is defined as a dog that has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability. Read more about the condition New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages. If your animal needs help with a specific physical or behavioral issue, Behavior Consulting with Dognerd may be a great option for you. As I grew up, training dogs gave me joy and I trained and showed my dogs in tracking, herding, and obedience.