AllBreeds is a professional Canine Training Facility that provides a structured canine training program. We strive to meet the many varied needs of our clients in order to provide a well-rounded relationship for you and your best friend. Here at AllBreeds, we pride ourselves on being the best of the best. We offer exceptional training and education in canine behavior, obedience, and personal protection. Our trainers use only efficient and proven techniques that appeal to canines and their owners. No problem is too big, and we are dedicated to help you, to help your dog fix anything that my come your way. After all, a well-behaved dog is a welcome dog. Please check out our array of dog-related services! www.allbreedsk-9.com check out allbreeds' photo albums: http://community.webshots.com/user/AllBreedsK9Training
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All you need to be a Dog Trainer is a STRONG sense of humor. All you need to be a Dog Trainer is a survivor's instinct in reading dogs and knowing when ITS GOING TO BITE!All you need to be a Dog Trainer is the skill to function with a phone attached to your ear for hours of Class Registration, Advice, How To info, and Behavior Counseling (for pets AND people..).All you need to be a Dog Trainer is advanced training as a psychologist, psychiatrist, marriage and family therapist and telephone operator with all the right answers to:How do i get my dog to...Why is my dog doing...I can't make my dog...All you need to be a Dog Trainer is iron control when told "HE DOESN"T WANT TO..." or "MY DOG IS STUBBORN AND WON'T..."All you need to be a Dog Trainer is the knack of repeating/demonstrating the same exercise to the same person at least 20 times in the same class WITHOUT LOSING IT!All you need to be a Dog Trainer is a tactful response to "BUT SHE ALWAYS DOES IT PERFECTLY...A. In my kitchen, B. in the yard, C. in the park where I ALWAYS train."All you need to be a Dog Trainer is the will to face another beginning class with a smaile after you've just graduated The Class from Hell.All you need to be a Dog Trainer is the desire to take 12 people, of which 10 will have 2 left feet, no eye-hand-dog coordination, not be able to tell left from right, a constantly tangled lead and no abiliity to follow verbal instructions (the other 2 will visit instead of listening)ANDtheir 12 dogs, of which 8 will be freaked out at being on lead, pathologically shy, very aggressive OR upset at being made to do something they don't want to do for the first time in their pampered lives and MAGICALLY over 8 weeks see them turn in to teams of 12 handlers and resonably obedient canine companions!WHAT IS THE REWARD OF BEING A DOG TRAINER?? (since we all know its NOT the money...!)The satisfaction of seeing a student's face light up with success after weeks of hard work. The satisfaction of seeing how far a dog has come from beginning to end. The satisfaction of walking in to a room with a reactive dog, and he see him, finally, NOT react. The satisfaction of coming in to a room with a fearful dog, and he approaches you. The satisfaction of knowing that if you couldn't help this dog and his family, he was going to be euthanized. The satisfaction of seeing the reaction, not only of the owner, but of the dog as well, when a light bulb goes off and HE GETS IT! - As if to say "Ohh! THAT'S all you wanted?!" The satisfaction of seeing the human/animal bond develop right in front of your very own eyes. There is nothing stronger, and nothing more rewarding. Things like this, *never* get old. THAT is why I'M a Dog Trainer.
