Precision K9 Work does much more than just create an obedient, willing companion. Training your dog properly actually strengthens the bond that already exists between dog and handler.
A properly trained dog will respond properly to all the owner’s commands, and will not display anxiety, displeasure or confusion. A good dog training program will focus on allowing the dog to learn just what is expected of it, and will use positive reinforcement to reward desired behaviors.
Basic obedience training, and ongoing training sessions, provide the dog with an important job to do. Playtime is important also and try to add this into your dog training sessions is a great way to prevent both yourself and your dog from becoming bored.
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Have your Dutch shepherds been tested for Von Willebrand disease type I (VWDI) before breeding? This gene needs to be bred out of this breed. 1 in 16 test positive. Vets need to be aware before surgeries. Also Dutches ar.
We do not breed Dutch shepherds or dogs.
Community answer · Precision K9 Work - Austin Dog Training · 2024-09-21
Do they train SAR? I have an 11 month old full blood Belgian Malinois im thinking SAR for her! And what would it cost?
I think that you should give Jake at precision K9 a call and find out. If not he will know who would be interested in helping you out. Dutch and Malinois Shepards are very good at this. Mine does great at it on his own. These are incredible ,loyal and intuitive dogs. Have fun with your friend!
How much is the protection training? How old do they have to be to start? And how long does it take?
It depends on the goals you have. Private lesson for protection start at $450. Board and train for protection start at $3300. Our PSA group is $30/class or $90/month.
Community answer · Precision K9 Work - Austin Dog Training · 2020-09-21
I adopted a year old Dachshund/Pomeranian 2 weeks ago. He's a beautiful lap dog & loves to play. But he goes psycho when he sees other dogs- especially ones larger than he is. And he won't walk on a leash. Can you help?
Yes they can. I have a boxer with similar issues and they showed me how to trin him properly
Community answer · Sarah M · 2019-09-21
Vicki, this is definitely something we can help you with. As we deal with aggressive behavior regularly. I would recommend contacting the office to schedule the initial evaluation.
Community answer · Precision K9 Work - Austin Dog Training · 2019-09-21
5/5I had such a great experience with this dog training program! My dog has made incredible progress. Jake helped me with walking nicely on a leash, not reacting to other dogs, and most importantly, focusing on me. Jake is very patient, knowledgeable, and made the sessions fun and e…Read full reviewClose full review
I had such a great experience with this dog training program! My dog has made incredible progress. Jake helped me with walking nicely on a leash, not reacting to other dogs, and most importantly, focusing on me. Jake is very patient, knowledgeable, and made the sessions fun and effective. I can already see such a difference in my dog’s behavior and our overall bond. I would definitely recommend Jake to anyone looking for a results driven training program!
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sarah chalom
5/5
Jake and his team were absolutely out of this world! I havent boarded my Czech Shepherd in 4 years out of fear something would happen and Jake was nothing but kind, empathetic and professional towards me and my pup. He is extremely diligent and well versed in working dogs and understands their unique temperament. Thank you Jake, I am so very grateful!!!
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joey andruzzi
5/5
Jake is an awesome trainer, he is excellent when you see him work with the dogs. He is very calm and explains to what he wants you to do with your animal. He actually fostered my pet from the shelter and l am going to work with Jake in future.
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Yami R.
1/5I really wanted to like this trainer as I'd done a lot of research into trainers in my area. Eventually, I came across this trainer and reached out. It took him a while to respond to my messages but I didn't think much of it. Then I finally get a date and time set to meet with hi…Read full reviewClose full review
I really wanted to like this trainer as I'd done a lot of research into trainers in my area. Eventually, I came across this trainer and reached out. It took him a while to respond to my messages but I didn't think much of it. Then I finally get a date and time set to meet with him. I make the hour drive from my house with my puppy and low and behold he's not there. Door to his facility locked, and no one answering the phone after several calls. I waited 15 minutes to get some response back to nothing and no call back after hours. Very disappointed at the customer service but after reading some of the other recent reviews, I'm thinking it was actually a blessing and that I dodged a bullet. Take your chances if you'd like, but if a trainer can't even treat and communicate well with people, I would hate to see how he is with dogs.
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S Al
2/5Since I previously had good experiences with 1:1 training and boarding with this company, I decided to give it another chance and boarded my dog for 52 hours over memorial weekend.
When I picked her up yesterday evening, I was not invited into the office upon Jake's arrival but …Read full reviewClose full review
Since I previously had good experiences with 1:1 training and boarding with this company, I decided to give it another chance and boarded my dog for 52 hours over memorial weekend.
When I picked her up yesterday evening, I was not invited into the office upon Jake's arrival but made my own way in and noted a strong smell of urine coming from another room.
When I received my dog, it immediately became evident to me that she had soiled herself and was left to lay in urine long enough for it to dry and cause her belly fur to stick together. My dog can last 8-10 hours on occasion without a pee break and has never soiled herself. 5 minutes down the road from the facility, I had to pull the car over as she desperately needed to go pee.
I was shocked to see the color of her urine was orange and I wondered if she was even let out of her crate at all that day. For some reason, she was extremely reluctant to sit and her back legs were shaky when she attempted it. She also had irritated skin on all four of her paws which I assume is from the urine and a small scab under her eye which I could not determine the cause of. When we got home, she drank an entire bowl of water.
I had boarded my dog here twice before without issue and all Jake had to say for this time was that "she was very nervous" while avoiding eye contact. I really wanted to support his company through a rough patch but he really blew it and lost my trust entirely.
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