Our focus is personal, one-on-one training and working on the relationship between you and your dog.
Training methods work toward building the relationship between you and your dogs through communication and mutual respect. This is the basis for a wonderful relationship.
James Aldcroft
owner, Certified Professional Trainer
Certified Professional Trainer
National K9 School of Dog Trainers in Columbus, Ohio - 2014
When I train the whole world fades away, it's just me working with the dog. Together we focus on obedience while working through distractions (other dogs, noises and toys). Training is always a positive experience, and at times entertaining for both dog and owner, as I keep things interesting and moving along. I my experience, psychology, different places, relationships with a number of other trainers, a balanced healthy lifestyle, positive attitude, to express myself and train.
We usually have 10 dogs on average at a time, staying with us and the dogs have plenty of playtime and interaction with appropriate play mates, under supervision, the playtimes are also used as learning moments for the dogs, as I step in to make sure play stays that way.
“It is my intention to provide my clients with an understanding in dog psychology, giving them a perspective from the dogs points of view. Leash handling, body language, an understanding of the tools we use and why and how to use them properly. Scheduling and why it is important to keep a dog happy. Using basic tone and body language effectively and making yourself interesting and exciting from your dogs perspective.”
In association and partnership with:
Bone jour dog Training
Kim Morley
Certified Master Trainer
National K9 School of Dog Trainers in Columbus, Ohio - 1994
www.bonejourdogtrainingservices.ca
Kim has been training professionally since certifying in 1994. Her experience includes training a wide variety of breeds, as her clients testify, with excellent results. Her experience with search and rescue work also provides her with advanced skills.
“I want my clients to feel that their dog really is their best friend.”