Miss Daisy's Dog Camp

3 recommendations and reviews from 2 people

• Referral from July 15, 2015
  

  Liz O. asked:

  As some of you know our dalmatian Lucy was attacked at the dog park over a year ago and has become more nervous at the park and on walks as time goes on. Ever since we got our new puppy, she is now barking like crazy when our pool guy comes into our yard. The hair on her neck is up so I know she is scared and I'm guessing she is trying to protect our yard and the puppy. Can anyone recommend a good dog trainer they have worked with? I've called a couple trainers, but don't have any references. Thanks!!!

  

  Doreen C. replied:

  Hands (paws) DOWN, I second Debbie Oliver at Missy Daisy's. She does in-home consults (which sounds like you may need that), and is CPDT certified - she's more than a trainer, she's a behaviorist! It's all about the dog for her. She's awesome. http://www.missdaisys.com/training-houston-dog-agility.php

  

  Kitty S. replied:

  Debbie Oliver at Miss Daisy's Dog Camp. Debbie is also a positive method only, and really has helped me to see things through my dog's eyes and understand how she interprets things.

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• Referral from April 20, 2015
  

  Maria W. asked:

  Got a new puppy. Happy, playful, but also very willful. He's going to get big, so training will be key. Suggestions on Obedience Training?

  

  Doreen C. replied:

  Hands down, Debbie Oliver of Miss Daisy's. She has a puppy Romper Room class that you will find invaluable. Price includes Debbie coming to your home for a consult and visit. She is awesome - and has 20 years of training experience (and is POSITIVE in her training methods). She's also a behaviorist. http://www.missdaisys.com/training-houston-dog-agility.php

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