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Dog Logic
- Dog Trainer, Pet Trainer
- 38 Saratoga Ave South Glens Falls, NY 12803
- Open ⋅ Closes at 5:00PM
Referral from
Jul 14, 2014
Chris H.:
ISO dog trainer in the ballston spa area. Any recommendations?
Valerie B.:
Michael Manning is located in Queensbury but may be willing to travel. I can't speak for him but it'd be worth the inquiry. He works for... Adirondack Animal Services
Referral from
Feb 22, 2019
friedlillies:
Recommendations for a Toronto Dog Trainer? I have a 8 month old pup that has become aggressive towards people and dogs so I think it's...
weffer:
Personally, I love this guy: https://www.americascanineeducator.com/ I know he’s not in Toronto, but he’s not super far away and...
Referral from July 14, 2014
Chris H. asked:
ISO dog trainer in the ballston spa area. Any recommendations?
Em V. replied:
Chris Atkins some ideas for Chevy
Amanda S. replied:
Joe Feeney
Amanda B. replied:
the complete canine. Chelsea Koslow is amazing. She's just at exit 15 but may travel
Joe F. replied:
Chris, in-home training is highly recommended for several reasons. 1.866.200.9393 and comes to Ballston Spa. Good luck! http://www.yourpetstrainer.com/
Amanda C. replied:
Morgan Smith
Colleen P. replied:
Michelle Brennan at the K9 Coach is awesome!!
Katie G. replied:
Alyssa Frament!!
Referral from July 6, 2014
Jennifer B. asked:
ISO a good dog trainer!
Dana R. replied:
www.doglogicny.com 798-
Dana R. replied:
798-8284
Patricia P. replied:
Def Elizabeth from Dog lodgic
Brittany C. replied:
Tom Davis- adirondack animal.com I follow them on Instagram even though I don't have a dog- he seems to know a ton!
Referral from February 22, 2019
friedlillies asked:
Recommendations for a Toronto Dog Trainer? I have a 8 month old pup that has become aggressive towards people and dogs so I think it's time that I get the help from...
LucidDreamer18 replied:
http://www.reddit.com/r/Dogtraining/wiki/findingatrainer
>I've considered veterinary behaviorist but the one in Toronto has very bad reviews which claims he's useless and extremely expensive
Since you're dealing with behavioral issues, you do need a behaviorist instead of a trainer. I would be cautious about reading too much into reviews because, one, they're often very biased. People rarely leave reviews when they truly enjoy a place, but are much more likely to leave a negative review because people who are angry want to be heard.
I would also argue that a behaviorist is a professional who seems to do "nothing" for a lot of money. What typically happens is you'll bring in your dog for a session, where the behaviorist will ask you questions, evaluate your dog, and will develop a training plan, tell you how to adjust your lifestyle, and send you home to work on it. They do not train your dog for you, and you do have to put in the work to see results.
Some people do not want to put in the effort, and/or change their lifestyle, and can understandably be irritated when it seems like they spent a lot of money for nothing.
It is absolutely possible that the behaviorist is garbage, but I would look outside of review sites and figure out where they went to school, what their credentials are, and, if they have one, read their blog/website to see what types of training methods they use.
Avoid anyone who wants to use pain or fear to punish the behavior out of your dog. You absolutely cannot fix these behaviors with force.
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