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Kim Peoples

U.S.

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Expertise

I can help primarily with dog potty training, and also with some basic training and behavior issues. I offer practical solutions to common problems. When I come across a dog related topic I am not personally familiar with, I diligently research it so that I am continually learning more about our furry friends.

Experience in the area

I am a dog enthusiast doing ongoing research on many dog training basics and some behavior issues. I actively work with my dogs and others to test various solutions, so I have hands-on experience in basic dog training. I developed a dog/puppy training bell and I receive feedback from customers.

Organizations

Avid supporter of the ASPCA and any animal-friendly organization. Also a member of Girl Scouts of America.

Education/Credentials

My dog-related education is not formal, but self taught by way of reading, networking and testing techniques on various dogs. I also have a related blog at http://blog.gizmo2wizmo.com/

Average Ratings

Recent Reviews from Users

User	Date	K	C	T	P	Comments
flying horse	10/27/09	10	10	10	10
Colleen	10/09/09	10	10	10	10
Nida	09/10/09	9	10	10	10
Don	09/09/09	10	10	10	10	Thank you!
Lori	09/09/09	10	10	10	10	Thanks Kim. That's what I was afraid .....

Recent Answers from Kim Peoples

2009-11-11 peeing outside:

Hi Megan! I would advise taking puppy to the vet first to be sure there isn't a medical issue. Once you have established that puppy is healthy, be sure you take puppy to the same spot outside each

2009-11-05 10 weel old Wheaten Play or dominance:

Hi, Chris! Often just removing temptation is the best thing with puppies, so I would advise putting the small fence around the tree to easily resolve that issue. With regard to the aggressive play

2009-11-02 Basset Hound:

Hi Steve! I believe when you say 'he scratches at the back door' it is when he needs to go outside to go to the bathroom - is this correct? Or does he just want to go out and play? This may be a blessing

2009-10-26 chow chow:

Hello James! Try getting your puppy used to the leash gradually. Don't hook him up and immediately try to walk him. Instead, sit on the floor and pet your puppy. Then very casually attach the leash

2009-10-25 how to train a dog?:

Hello! What a beautiful dog you have! As with most dog training, teaching your dog to shake hands is really all about consistency and repetition. With your dog in the sit position, reach down and

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