
FOUR-HOUR PRIVATE
TRAINING CLASS:
$225 at The Puppy Nanny's Place
Additional family dogs: $75 each
Voted Best Dog Trainer
in the Upstate 2010 !

BEFORE YOU GET A PUPPY or DOG:
Are you thinking about adding a new puppy or dog to your family? If you were going to buy a new car that would sit in your garage for 3-5 years, you would do some research. You would look at what model of car would fit your lifestyle the best. Why wouldn't you do the same research to find the best fit for a dog that will live in your home for the next 10-15 years!
Sue will come to your home and sit down with you and your family to help you choose the right dog for you. This consult will take into consideration your home, yard, work schedule and family make-up.
You will learn what questions to ask a breeder to weed out the irresponsible "backyard" breeders. You will learn what to look for when you visit dogs at a shelter.
Sue will accompany you to the shelter or breeder to help you choose the best dog for your family, and even help you find a good breeder if necessary..
Cost: $65 per hour

HOUSE TRAINING 101:

BEHAVIOR CONSULTATION:
There will be an initial 1 1/2 hour consultation in your home and a 1 1/2 hour
follow up session may be scheduled at The Puppy Nanny's Place in Simpsonville or in your home.
Cost: $350
Additional family dogs: $100 each
When choosing a trainer to help you with behavior issues, especially any type of aggression, you should ask what type of methods the trainer will use. Scientific study of canine behavior has shown that using punishment or suppression techniques can and do backfire - see the U of PA study - often causing the dog to become more aggressive over time. And while many "old school" trainers dismiss using food as bribery, veterinary behaviorists will tell you that it is imperative to use positive methods, especially high value food treats, to help change your dog's perception of the "bad" things that cause him or her to react aggressively.
For reliable, veterinary based information on dog aggression and behavior, go to K9Aggression.com