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Barb Gadola, CPDT-KA, KPA CTP

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Expertise

I can answer questions related to problem dog behaviors, teaching polite manners, puppy raising, and any type of training-related issues. My website page, www.DistinctiveDogTraining.com/resources offers a wealth of information on training and behavior issues as well.

Experience in the area

I've been training dogs since 1989 and own and operate Distinctive Dog Training LLC in Keller TX. I specialize in providing practical and positive solutions for families through personalized training in their home.

Organizations

Karen Pryor Academy Certified Training Partner
Victoria Stilwell Positively! Licensed Trainer
Association of Pet Dog Trainers
Association of Animal Behavior Professionals
Truly Dog Friendly Coalition

Education/Credentials

BS in Education
Graduate work in Behavioral Psychology
Karen Pryor Academy Dog Training Program
Certified Professional Dog Trainer

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Recent Reviews from Users

User	Date	K	C	P	Comments
Mika	05/03/12	10	10	10	Thank you I will try your suggestions .....
Paige	04/03/12	10	10	10
Rick Berton	03/28/12	10	10	10
Jimmy	03/20/12	10	10	10	Gave me several ideas and was very .....
Kee	03/09/12	10	10	10	Thank you

Recent Answers from Barb Gadola, CPDT-KA, KPA CTP

2012-05-23 New puppy:

Elyse, 5 weeks is too young for a puppy to leave the litter and that's most likely why you're experiencing these issues. Put his crate in your bedroom so he can see you at night. For potty break, take

2012-05-22 New puppy:

Elyse, please tell me how old this dog is and at what age you brough him home. I can offer suggestions better if I have this information.

2012-05-15 Differences between "Love nips" and biting... Also, fear of rain.:

Hi Tiffany. The next time you have rain, take her out on leash into the yard and take your very best treats with you - for example: cheese, hot dog bits, leftover meat cut into pieces no bigger than

2012-05-13 separation anxiety at night:

Hi Kathyrn. Ask your husband to please ignore the dog for a while. No attempts at petting and no eye contact. She's got to learn to trust him on her own terms, not on a timetable. Instead, what your

2012-05-12 Puppy Training:

Hi KC. Not sure what you've tried so far, but your best bet is a crate and/or exercise pen for confinement. He should be kept there when you can't monitor him 100% of the time. Take him outside to potty

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