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The Dog Nanny
returns 05/30/2012
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Expertise
Any Training or Behviour questions in regards to dogs.
Experience in the area
Over 25 years as Certified Professional Dog Training Instructor and Certified Canine Behaviourist.
Organizations
Canadain Association of Professional Pet Dog Trainers International Positive Dog Training Association Canadain Kennel Club Therapeautic Paws Of Canada
Publications
NuBowWow CAPPDT News Letter Happy Dog Connections
Education/Credentials
Certified Professional Dog Training Instructor Certified Canine Behaviourist Accredited Dog Trainer Director of Evaluators TPOC Certified Therapy Dog & Cat Evaluator Certified Canine Good Neighbour Evaluator
Awards and Honors
Certificates of Appreciation from various local organisations for Volunteer work as Guest Speaker on the subject of Dogs, Dogs & Children, Canine Behaviour, Mentor, Therapy Dog Programs etc
What do you like about this subject?
Every Individual situation is different, there are no Cookie Cutter fixes. Each Individual Owner has their own view and preferences, which education can sometimes enlighten or clarify. Each Dog has it's own particular personality, in the way he was bred or raised. So no two issues though looking sounding the same are evr truly the same. Variety is the spice of life in this work
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| Jolene | 03/21/12 | 9 | 9 | 9 | Thanks for the help. I will think ..... |
| Vicki Porter | 03/16/12 | 10 | 10 | 10 | I think the turn around time for ..... |
| GILLIAN MCMONAGLE | 03/14/12 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Everything the Dog Nanny said has worked ..... |
| jerald | 03/06/12 | 10 | 10 | 10 | thanks :) that helps a lot :)) |
| GILLIAN MCMONAGLE | 02/26/12 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks for your advice, I put some ..... |
Recent Answers from The Dog Nanny
2012-03-26 yorkie not going one her own:
you may have over trained her. I suggest figure out her timing (when she needs to go), and then place her in the potty area say go pee and walk away. Restrict her ability to follow you back. Leave
2012-03-21 Adding another dog to family:
Hello Jolene: I am unaware of any breed not doing well with other dogs or pets, if they have been properly socialised as puppies. Dogs are pack animals and a pack can consist of many species,Human
2012-03-16 Pooping beagle:
Hi April: changes in the household environment can definitely affect your dog. So the introduction of a new member of the family, especially a baby can cause this type[e of behaviour. Continue to
2012-03-13 BM's:
Hello Vicki: it could be the time of night you are feeding. It may be too close to bed time. another consideration is worms, which are more active in the bowl, when puppies are sleeping. Also to consider
2012-03-11 dog pooping:
Hello Stacie: go back to basic puppy training. Keeping your dog on leash when taking a potty break. also make sure you clean the driveway with odour and stain removers that contain enzymes that break
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