You will start training your puppy the moment you meet it - but will you intentionally be training for good behaviors, or letting random situations and inconsistent treatment "train" your puppy with bad habits? The first 16 weeks of a puppy's life is essential for training, the window of time when it decides what is "normal" and what is "scary". These weeks are the time when you are forming a confident dog or one filled with confusion and fear as to its place in your life. You need a solid foundation of knowledge and leadership or even the best tempered little puppy can be become a BIG problem.
A smart investment for your young puppy is an in home consultation, to get things started on the right foot,even smarter is to involve me in the process before you select a dog. I've seen some heartbreaking issues that owners could have avoided just by spending some time with a professional involved in their breed, kennel, and puppy selection.
Even if your puppy is an older pup its not too late to get things on the right track, contact Redeeming Dogs today for advice on the best next step for your dog.
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Call Redeeming Dogs - a consultation visit will help you establish the right routines and behaviors from the very beginning. This will save you many hours of frustration, property damage, and heartache. An investment now will repay you and your puppy with many happy years spent together. Puppies come hard wired to follow, if we shape them right in the beginning many future problems can be avoided. Puppy consultation fees also apply against your later board and train investment should you want total control on leash and off.
If you have found us past that 16 week window don't worry! We recommend our board and train programor an in-home consultation, you will still be delighted with the companion that we can give you.
Choosing a good, healthy pup is an essential part of the foundation for starting a long lasting and caring relationship. Redeeming Dogs helps clients find and select puppies and dogs to meet their specific needs and family situations. Whether you want a dog from a breeder or a rescue dog, whatever your preferences are with regard to breed, sex, or age, I am always willing to share my experience and knowledge to find the right companion you are seeking. Your new puppy will be a member of your family for the next 12-15 years, so make this decision with caution and a lot of thought, and advice from someone you can trust.
Please contact Redeeming Dogs to discuss and evaluate your needs, lifestyle, and the characteristics of the breeds you like. I can help you start on a path to success by helping you to make those important decisions. Redeeming Dogs can offer the advice, support and assistance that you need prior to your new family member arriving.
To discuss choosing a puppy or adult dog further and your specific requirements, contact Tod at tod@redeemingdogs.com. Well prepared owners should schedule a consultation visit before a puppy even arrives at the house...
Consultation Pricing
The consultation is $300, there is no set time limit (they usually last 3 hours). I will work with all the dogs present during that visit. We will stay in touch after that consultation by phone or email to make sure things are going well. Follow up visits (if desired) are typicalIy an hour long, and are $100. Some clients like follow up visits just to thoroughly address all issues (for example, the first visit is usually at the owner's home, the next visit might be at the dog park or somewhere else where behavior problems show up). There can be a travel fee for consultations that are not within 25 miles of Redeeming Dogs; I will tell you if that is required once I know the location of the consultation.
MY PROMISE TO YOU - If at the end of the consultation you feel we did not make huge progress with your dog and your understanding of your dog tell me, I will refund your money for the consultation.
DO NOT let money get in the way of getting the help you need - if you have a hardship circumstance contact me and we will work something out. I never want to see a dog lose it's home or be put to sleep over a few dollars.
I am a dog trainer for these areas: University park dog trainer, Highland Park dog trainer, Grapevine dog trainer, Coppell dog trainer, Addison dog trainer, Allen dog trainer, Richardson dog trainer, The Colony dog trainer, Argyle dog trainer, Carrollton dog trainer, Dallas dog trainer, Denton dog trainer, Flower mound dog trainer, Fort Worth dog trainer, Frisco dog trainer, Highland Village dog trainer, Lantana dog trainer, Lewsville dog trainer, Plano dog trainer, Trophy Club dog trainer, Bartonville dog trainer, Westlake dog trainer, Colleyville dog trainer, Southlake dog trainer, North Texas dog trainer, and Decatur dog trainer. People call me for University park dog training, Highland Park dog training, Grapevine dog training, Coppell dog training, Addison dog training, Allen dog training, Richardson dog training, The Colony dog training, Argyle dog training, Carrollton dog training, Dallas dog training, Denton dog training, Flower mound dog training, Fort Worth dog training, Frisco dog training, Highland Village dog training, Lantana dog training, Lewsville dog training, Plano dog training, Westlake dog training, Trophy Club dog training, Bartonville dog training, Colleyville dog training, Southlake dog training, North Texas dog trainer, and Decatur dog trainer Common dog problems are house breaking, house soiling, potty training, jumping, biting, barking, digging, chasing cats, aggression, aggressive dogs, nervous, shy, fearful, disobedience, not coming when called, not behaving in the house. I have done akita dog training, boxer dog training, collie dog training, border collie dog training, mixed breed dog training, poodle dog training, rottweiler dog training, pit bull dog training, german shepherd dog training, doberman pincher dog training, springer spaniel dog training, labrador retriever dog training, golden retriever dog training, irish setter dog training, bichon frise dog training, chihuahua dog training, blue heeler dog training, dashund dog training, yorkie dog training, maltese dog training, jact russell terrier dog training, corgi dog training, rat terrier dog training, puppy dog training,and many other dog breeds, Some people call dog training behavioral training, dog school training, board and training. dog consultations, dog obedience training, dog whispering. but they are all simply ways to describe changing dog behavior for the better. I use e-collars (also known as electric collars, electronic collars, remote collars, training collars), and traditional collars and leashes to do dog training, After my two week board and train program your dog will behave!
