Dog Training Net

Pratt asked:


I want to get a dog from the Humane Society and will opt towards an easily trainable dog and/or one who is already trained. If he is already trained, what will I personally have to do to so he responds to me? Also, what exactly are the things I would train him? Basically, if he listens to me and can understand the commands, he will be able to understand most of what I want him to do, right?

Maya

taylor asked:


i am 16 and i am 100% sure that i want to be a dog trainer but nobody will give me a chance. i grew up around dogs and i am wanting to find someone that will allow me to learn hands on with them. i am willing to do anything i have one more year of school left.
i am also planning to go to collage for dog training. i would like to have some hands on experience before i go. it would really mean a lot to me if someone would do this for me.
thank you,
Erin Beem

Cole

aageezen asked:


It seems like the positive training methods only get you so far. It’s a great method to communicate with the dog - have him think and problem solve. But in presence of distractions and other temptations, it doesn’t necessarily instill reliable obedience.

Please suggest methods, advice, books or courses. Thanks!

Tyson

MG asked:


I will be training a 5 month old lab how to sit, walk on a leash without tugging, drop it, down, and house breaking her. I will be doing this for about 8 hours a day for 5 days. This is my first time doing anything like this, but i have worked with dogs for 7 years now.

Any ideas on how much I should charge for the week or per hour?
Keep in mind that this isnt a consitant 8 hours it’s dogsitting and doing these things along the way.

Lucas

imphat09er asked:


I am currently looking to get my dog training license, and I don’t know if I just retarded but I can’t find any information on how get it anywhere.

I’m just trying to figure out where to get it, the cost, all that nonsense.
Sorry, I guess I meant my business license. I would like to start my own pet care/training business. I assume I need a license for that…

Lauren

marmenta44 asked:


I only got my first two dogs 6 months ago and have really enjoyed transforming them into generally good citizens and am even interested in perhaps making it a career. How do I go about becoming a professional dog trainer? And maybe even walking dogs?
For clarification, I want to train for good behavior and solve behavioral issues

Kaleb

a gal and her dog asked:


They haven’t met my dog, and didn’t specify what kind of training collar was required. My dog is rather sensitive to corrections, except on-leash ones.

What do you think?
The class is intermediate obedience, and my dog isn’t too sensitive to light corrections (quick tug on the leash, verbal “no” corrections). I took her for a test run with the choke chain (it was pictured in the brochure with correct instructions) last night and she was fine. If I can find the Martingale we used before I lost it, I think I’ll go with that. Thanks everyone!

Adam

rAwR asked:


We might get a dog and we have looked at 2 that will need training, and we need to know if petco is a good place to go? Are they Professional Does their training really work?

Ava

HeatherE asked:


Where is the best place to take your dog for Dog training? I have lots of family with lots of animals and they all say something different. Should I get a one on one trainer that will come to my house? Or should I go somewhere like Pets Mart and take the 6 week class? Thanks All nice comments welcome

Joshua

Samantha asked:


is there any site that tells you how to train a dog? every one is like buy a book and stuff, it would really be helpful if you knew a sit that is good for training like one that gives you step by steps and stuff mabey a video. my pomeranian is a year old and isnt trained very well, so ya please help:)

Blake