FAQ

Q: What is the best method to train my dog?

A: There is no single method suitable for all dogs.  Every dog is an individual and will be treated as such.  At P.E.T.S. be assured that only proven and humane training techniques will be used to achieve the desired results.
Q: How much time will it take to train my dog?

A: It takes on average about 30 minutes per day. The amount of total time required to train your dog is determined by its age, breed and temperament.
Q: What is the best age to start training my dog?

A: Education begins the moment you bring your puppy home. Whether you’re trying to teach it or not, your puppy is learning all the time. Therefore it is best to start the training early. Basic puppy education can begin as early as 8 weeks of age.
Q: Is there such a thing as an “un-trainable” dog?

A: No, absolutely not! Any healthy dog can be trained. Patience, persistence and consistency are the keys to success.
Q: Is there any hope for a dog with bad habits?

A: Yes, there’s always hope. Our specialized behavioral programs can help with these and other problems:
• aggression
• barking
• chasing cars/bikes
• chewing
• destructiveness
• digging
• food stealing
• house soiling
• jumping on people
• playbiting
• running away
• separation anxiety
• unruliness

After an in-depth evaluation from us, you will understand why your dog behaves a certain way, and how you can correct unwanted behavior. By treating the causes, and not just the symptoms, most problems will be drastically reduced or eliminated in just 8 weeks!

Q: How do I find a qualified trainer?

A: There are many who will call themselves a trainer or behavior consultant. However, there are things you can do to make sure that the person you choose is qualified:

• Ask your veterinarian or other pet professionals for the name of a trainer that they know personally.

• Make sure that your trainer has had at least 5 years of experience with training and canine behavioral consulting.

• Find someone who will take the time to answer your questions before you start any training, so you feel comfortable with the trainer. Compatibility with the trainer is essentiaI to the success of the program.

• Get references from any prospective trainer before starting classes.

• Get recommendations from friends or family who have successfully used the trainer before.

Q: Can anyone legitimately guarantee that their training will work?

A: No! While the promise of a guarantee sounds attractive, it’s not usually worth the paper it’s written on. It is impossible to guarantee human or animal behavior. To promise otherwise ,is simply unethical. P.E.T.S., however, does warranty its training programs.

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