Dogproblems.com

2 recommendations and reviews from 2 people

• Referral from August 20, 2014
  

  Amanda R. asked:

  Looking for tips or someone that does obedience classes with dogs. I have a 2 year old pug chi that can be a little bugger. He barks like crazy when ppl come over, he gets nippy with small kids so I have to kennel him when kids are here. Basically anyone that doesn't come to my house on a regular basis he will bite them. How can I get him not to do this. I also have a baby Boston terrier and I don't want her to follow what he does. Any help please.

  

  Tania W. replied:

  check out website.. dogproblems.com... his methods are great and very inexpensive

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• Referral from August 10, 2013
  

  Marie A. asked:

  Has anyone worked with a dog trainer / behavioralist that they would reccommend? They only place Honey gets along with other dogs is at daycare. She is bad on walks, dog parks, family events, restaurants, pet stores....anywhere there is another dog. We need one on one help with her and someone who will come into these situations and observe her.

  

  Aparna M. replied:

  Michelle - She trains@Petsmart, Downingtown, but does personal one-on-one training on her own, if needed. She is really good and her GSD Harley helps out too! Some good reads are "how to be your dog's best friend" by monks of new skete (which gives s ome different perspectives to bond and train) and "comprehensive guide to <your dog's breed>" which is very tailored to each breed's characteristics ( Works better for pure breed dogs - With my rescue, I read up on the guides for the breeds she seemed to have most of. ) I cHeck out reviews to decide on the books. Dogproblems.com has free emails on specific issues ( I have not bought their book).

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