Kramer K9 training

Yvonne,<br><br>Thank you for your comment. My goal for the dog and handler teams that choose to join Kramer K9 training is that they have training experiences that meet their training expectations. That includes training dogs to be better home companions and training dogs and handlers that choose to earn companionship titles through the American Kennel Club, the United Kennel Club or many of the other dog training organizations throughout the United States. Our Kramer K9 training Facebook page demonstrates the training successes within our KK9 training program.<br><br>Each dog trainer trains to their individual skill set. Some of us train behaviors. Some of us train skill sets. My training specialties are teaching obedience skill sets, companion dog sports and socialization skills related to group settings. My website, kramerk9training.com and my Kramer K9 training Facebook page do not state that I train dogs with aggression, anxiety or reactive behaviors. Training behaviors versus training skill sets are two different training techniques. When dog and handler teams contact me for one-on-one training sessions, this is an opportunity for all involved to determine if the behaviors and skill set of the dog and handler team and of the trainer can be successfully accomplished by attending a training course at Kramer K9 training.<br><br>Good luck with your training endeavors. I appreciate your time.<br><br>Lou Kramer<br>kramerk9training.com<br>Kramer K9 training Facebook page<br>

You are correct. I was looking at a partial class listing when I initially contacted you to confirm your enrollment. I contacted you by email as soon as I realized my mistake. I appreciate your feedback. Good luck in your future training activities. Thanks, Lou Kramer