Www.CaringCanineCommands.com At Caring Canine Commands we strive to enhance the relationship between people and dogs. We use positive reinforcement training to create happy associations between your commands and the dogs compliance. We don t use pain or harsh corrections while training. That way your dog learns to WANT to obey and do what you ask of them. Our patient and caring approach will have your dog happily doing what you ask. This builds a strong relationship based on fun and love. We can go to your home and train your dog or walk you through training the dog yourself. We will explain to you everything you need to know to continue the training on your own. We will help you address the following issues.Basic Obedience Problem Behavior Modification Potty Training Socialization Fun TricksWe are very affordable because we want you to be able to afford many lessons because dog training doesn t happen over night it takes consistency over a period of time. It would be best to have multiple lessons each week until you and we feel your dog has learned all it needs to be a happy and well behaved member of your home Once you hire us we are at your disposal for life. We will answer questions and we can offer a discounted rate for repeat clientsWe also offer loving and fun in home pet house sitting and many more pet related services. We will treat your pet like our own. You will not be disappointed
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