Dog Trainers in Huntington Beach, CA

Brandi https://www.facebook.com/TheHoundsGrounds/

The Hounds Grounds

https://www.facebook.com/130720790301774 OC Canine Coaching

https://www.facebook.com/417610428315764 Zoom Room Huntington Beach they are awesome!

Trainer - Ed Almeida 562 244-0651

Your Dog Trainer in Santa Ana is awesome and best price but you have to drive a little bit

Coast dog training has small group classes or private https://www.facebook.com/coastdogtraining/

https://www.facebook.com/298189282215 Manners For Mutts

Zoom Room on Beach and Garfield - they offer puppy preschool (to 4 months old) then puppy obedience & puppy agility (as well as a whole host of classes for dogs that aren't puppies). I highly recommend them!!

Check out Oc Canine Coaching on Yelp. Bryndon has trained both my dogs as puppies and he’s amazing.

Call Ashley Hering at All About Horses OC she is a horse and dog trainer and she is fabulous.

https://www.facebook.com/1405200016440754 Orange County Trainers: Off Leash K9 Training

David Eggers Jr.

Please call https://m.facebook.com/TheHoundsGrounds/ for a FREE phone consult it’s the only number to call. They helped my pits learn to be calm when no one else could. They are running a fantastic special on group puppy classes and offer FREE Puppy socials the next one is coming up on the 17 th.

Lead and Love with Maggi www.leadandlove.com. She is awesome and is local!!!!!

https://m.facebook.com/TheHoundsGrounds/ The Hounds Grounds in HB are the best

Frank Ramondi with Barkbusters

Jojo, who owns Trots also works with Ceasar Milan. She's based in LBC but has a Trainer that lives and works here in Huntington Beach also. https://www.facebook.com/trots.dogwalking/

Highly recommend Zoom Room Huntington Beach

Cesar Milan.... Lol

http://www.grumpypuppy.net https://www.facebook.com/Grumpy-Puppy-Dog-Training-259937677380734/

Paw Lite on Yelp here in HB! Love Tom Deluca

Jodianne Ellis one thing to remember before you go into training; it's not the dog that needs training it's us as owners.

Theresa is the best! http://www.bratdog.biz/

https://www.facebook.com/pawlitetraining/

http://www.pawlite.com/

If all else fails Sue Myles is a dog whisperer. She isn't cheap but she works with very challenging dogs. Suemyles.com. I agree with many of the comments: exercise, structure, exercise, consistency and exercise. I've had a very challenging dogs and a very sweet easy dog and I would nip this as early as possible.

https://www.facebook.com/Lead-and-Love-K9-with-Maggi-Forootan-1424650644457658/. Not only is she an amazing trainer, she is an experienced Min Pin owner and volunteer at IMPS (a rescue organization for the breed). I have seen her work wonders with rescue Min Pins and I HIGHLY recommend her.

I have two border Collie's and it sounds as though your dog is frustrated and needs a job. Her behavior is need to be redirected and can benefit greatly from Herding. I highly suggest exploring and get instinct test done for sheepherding and redirect her behaviors in that endeavor. I highly recommend Steve Waltenburg, professional Herding trainer, (760) 954-3002. He's located in Chino and it's less than 80 mile round trip to go see him. You can call him and schedule an instant test at your convenience and get more feedback on your dogs behavior.

Grumpypuppy.com!

Rottweiler Rescue in LA recommends the following trainers. They have worked with all of them...http://www.rottrescuela.org/obedience-trainers.html

I own OC Paws Dog Training LLC and use the principles of positive reinforcement and work with ALL dog breeds. Even if just want some tips to get started before starting a training program, feel free to send me an email. Good luck and we wish you all the best with your dog no matter what trainer you go with! www.ocpawsdogtraining.com

https://www.facebook.com/Coast-Dog-Training-55770859059/

Stacy Shubunka thought of you and your business!!

We have a 95 pound white Shepherd. Vladae Roytapel, the Russian Dog Wizard, is the trainer for Shepherds AND their humans.

Annie +15625199796 shes great with our dog!!

https://www.facebook.com/331157423991584 Sittingprettyathome is the best and I highly recommend Myra especially if you have a reactive dog. https://www.facebook.com/hbdogwalkingandsitting/

Struts with pups- Paige Timmer is great!

‭+1 (714) 336-1075‬ call Holly. She is my groomer and also has an animal daycare. She has tons of years of experience and is awesome with doggies ( she works with rescues ). She is very reasonably priced.

We have used the services of PaigeTimmer 714-925-8016. Strutswithpups@aol.com in the past. She was wonderful with our two pups and texts you photos of pups on walks, etc. She leaves a report of what she and dogs did when. Not sure if she still does house sitting also. She is a lovely young lady.

Lyndsay Holst...?

Kelly Dies?

We have a boxer and the fight is real. Most behavior problems with high energy dog come from lack of exercise. We called (714) 794-9635 Sit means sit and the program works.

You have to remember that you purchased a sled dog. Huskies are a working breed that needs a lot of stimulation both mental and physical. I would consider rollerblading depending upon the age of your pup. You have to be careful not to over exercise them when they're young as it will cause bone damage. Their joints are not fully formed and over exercise in the first 18 months of life can cause irreparable damage. Mental exercises are going to be your best bet. Maybe agility or swimming which will drain his energy without destroying his joints at such a young age. I am a trainer but I only train small dogs so I wouldn't be able to help you as far as training goes. If you don't find someone and you need advice you can PM me and I will give you my phone number. I have found that Huskies do between five and $10,000 worth of damage in the first year of their life. They are an extremely active breed. Watching Cesar Millan will also be very helpful for you. His mastering leadership series is very informative and would definitely help you to understand how your dog thinks. People don't realize how important the leadership position is when it comes to a dog. You also might have to invest in a heavy duty stainless steel crate. But remember your introduction to the crate is the most important part.. If you just put him in and shut the door, of course he's going to be panicked to get out. Dogs are den animals and do love their crates as long as they don't feel like they were forced in.. they need to go in on their own. All of my babies love their crates. Good luck to you let me know if you have any questions. I do have a couple trainers that I could refer but we are all high-quality trainers and I don't know what your budget is, but you get what you pay for.

Our Doberman was really bad I gave him Rescue Remedy by Bach . Can buy it at whole foods. I would give him four to five full dropper fills. It was like weed for dogs . At least for our dog . Good luck. If worst comes to worst take him to doggie day camp at Petsmart. Its from 9 - 5. Can drop off with arrangements at six am.and pick up by store closing.

You should check out www.urbanmushing.com They run at Fairview Park in Costa Mesa on the weekends. GREAT for huskies

Conscious K9, Brandi Bryant.

https://www.facebook.com/thewalkingdogoc/?fref=ts Melina helps many of the dogs at 4Life Animal Rescue.

Have you ever tried doggy day care? It's expensive but our dogs have calmed since going twice a week for a full day ... Might be a good additive to the rest of your strategies. We go to Doggietown USA on Edinger just off Beach.

Crossroads has been around for a long time. I worked as a vet tech for 13 years and several veterinarians have recommended this place. They are in Stanton. http://crossroadspetresort.com/index.php/dogtraining/

Stacy with OC Paws Dog Training http://ocpawsdogtraining.com/

I saw a guy drive by me yesterday kindtocanines.com check them out

Sue Myles Companion dog training. www.suemyles.com

OC Paws Dog Training LLC www.ocpawsdogtraining.com I'm the owner of the company and obviously a dog trainer myself. We offer all private in-home training. Check out the website and our yelp reviews. Also feel free to contact me for any questions.

http://www.zoomroomonline.com/location/huntington-beach/

Coast Dog Training. The owner, Cortney is also the shelter coordinator at WAGS Pet Adoption. She has group training and also offers 1 on 1. Fabulous woman!

I've heard some good things about The Zoom Room on Beach & Garfield. They have a pretty darn good Yelp rating. Although I've never personally attended a class there, I did stop by to check it out and asked some dog owners how they liked it and all comments were positive.