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Are you looking for dog obedience classes for behavior problems? Below are several tips to help you find the dog obedience class just right for you and the behavior problems you are having with your dog.
1. Ask for referrals from your friends. Ask around to get recommendations from a trusted friend, co-worker or neighbor.
2. Look for ads in your local newspaper. Quite often dog trainers will advertise their dog obedience classes in the local paper.
3. Arrange a meeting before your class or private sessions start. A good trainer will give you a free consultation. You want to be sure that you feel comfortable with the trainer and their training style. You also want to be sure that the trainer has expertise in the behavior problems you are trying to correct.
4. Ask for references. You want to be sure that the trainer has a solid reputation with their former clients.
5. Make sure you are comfortable with the location. You want to be sure that if it's winter you are in an indoor facility, not outside in the cold. You also want to be sure it is a place you feel comfortable at. Your dog will pick up on your nervousness if you are not comfortable. Some dog trainers will come to your home for private dog obedience classes.
6. Look into online dog obedience classes for behavior problems. There are online courses that you can purchase. These classes are usually very thorough and affordably priced. The advantage of online courses is that you can individualize the course to work specifically on the behavior problems your dog is having.
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