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Choosing a trainer.
What to look for when choosing a dog trainer.


Which training method do you use?
It’s not what you do, but how you do it.


Be the pilot.
Your dog does not want to be in charge.


Choosing equipment.
Choosing the right equipment is an essential part of training your dog.


Do you need a trainer or a behaviorist?
A trainer with a basic understanding of dog behavior and learning theory can help you train your dog and address most behavior issues.


Choosing a dog.
Whether you adopt your new buddy at a shelter or buy them from a breeder, there are some important considerations.


Timing is everything.
Proper timing is critical to success in dog training.


Look for patterns.
Dogs are masters of pattern recognition.


Practice makes progress.
“Practicing with purpose is the key to progress.” - John Wooden


What's in it for me?
Transitioning from bribes to rewards.
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