Good As Gold K9

A nationally-certified professional dog trainer with almost 20 years of experience, Sheila Lobel knows there are different ways to reach different dogs. She understands how to get a dog's attention from the first moment-and to keep it so he learns what he should. Every training session is customized to each dog's personality and the owner's needs and lifestyle. You'll learn how to communicate with your dog, and will get insight into reading his body language. We speak English, but they only "speak" dog.

Good as Gold K9 Dog Training can help with basic to advanced dog training, and provide solutions to behavior issues from common to serious. Dog behavior issues can be frustrating, but expert trainer Sheila Lobel knows what to do and how to help. During the first session, you tell me about your goals and any problems you may be experiencing (such as potty training, pulling on leash, barking or lunging at people or other dogs on walks, "selective hearing, " etc.).I explain how to start to improve things right away, giving you immediate relief to common issues.

Sheila Lobel is a miracle worker for dog owners! Her ability to get a dog's attention is amazing, and her reward techniques are an invaluable tool for training. Before she came to my rescue I was frustrated with my young border collie's behavior towards others. Sheila helped me find a way to get his attention, keep it, and avoid issues with aggression towards new people. I now can recognize signs of trouble coming, and I have the tools I need to deal with them and avoid dangerous situations with my dogs.

Lets look at selecting the right crate for crate training your dog. A crate is either a metal enclosure or one that's part heavy duty plastic with air vents and a front door. For all dogs it is supposed to be a safe haven for your dog. It should be sized according to the size of your dog. For adolescent and mature dogs, there must be enough height for the dog to stand erect in it with its head clearing the top and have enough room for the dog to turn around without having to crunch its body.Crates can be used for potty training, but the dog should not be kept in the crate all day and night except for the times that you're taking the dog outside to "go potty".