Good Dog Happy Owner Dog Training, LLC.

It is true you can teach an old dog new tricks. I have worked with dogs as old as 7, however, I can work with older dogs as well. Dogs want to learn.

Community answer · Good Dog Happy Owner Dog Training, LLC. · 2025-09-21

I use only Positive reinforcement methods when I train. I do not use shock, prong or choke chains. All the dogs are treated with love and affection.

Community answer · Good Dog Happy Owner Dog Training, LLC. · 2025-09-21

Each training session is between 45-minutes to 1-hour and is held once per week. In addition you will get lifetime support via text, phone, email or video

Community answer · Good Dog Happy Owner Dog Training, LLC. · 2025-09-21

The short answer is yes. Tug of War is a great energy burner. It does not make your dog a predator. He already is one. It can also help you understand what kind of control you have over your dog.

Community answer · Good Dog Happy Owner Dog Training, LLC. · 2025-09-21

uppy biting is normal. It is how they learn. Unlike us, they do not have hands. They learn by using their mouths. They are always putting things in their mouths. We need to learn how to manage the biting. We accomplish this in our training..

Community answer · Good Dog Happy Owner Dog Training, LLC. · 2025-09-21

We will do an initial 15-minute phone call to determine what exactly you hope to accomplish with training. If you decide to work with us, we will send you a questionnaire to complete. From there, we will determine a training plan. When we meet, we will work with you and your dog. We will demonstrate how to train your dog to do a particular behavior and then observe you practicing with the dog. Between session you will need to spend time practicing the behaviors that were taught that week.

Community answer · Good Dog Happy Owner Dog Training, LLC. · 2025-09-21

No, we use only Science-based Positive reinforcement training. We do not use E-collars, prong collars, or choke collars in our training.

Community answer · Good Dog Happy Owner Dog Training, LLC. · 2025-09-21

Think about this. How much does it cost to replace a soiled torn up carpet or having to give up your dog because of their constant barking? Indeed, much more than the cost of dog training. If you follow the trainer’s instructions and practice with your dog, then yes, dog training classes are worth it.

Community answer · Good Dog Happy Owner Dog Training, LLC. · 2025-09-21

You can begin training your puppy between 6 and 8 weeks old. Or as soon as you get him/her home. Start with potty training and crate or kennel training. From there, we can typically start teaching behaviors such as sit, down, stay, come, and others at about 12 weeks old. The earlier you start, the better.

Community answer · Good Dog Happy Owner Dog Training, LLC. · 2025-09-21

I do private in-home training and my prices range from $200 to 1200 depending on the package selected.

Community answer · Good Dog Happy Owner Dog Training, LLC. · 2025-09-21