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The Dog Remedy^® approach

Dog Remedy^® is a gentle response training model that focuses on the whole dog and her environment, not just the dog's mind. It integrates and balances the principles of canine behavior with diet, holistic dog training techniques, stress management and dog-environment dynamics. At Dog Remedy^® we use four core methods: hand signals, voice commands, audio behavioral therapy^SM and alternative behavior modification techniques.

We do NOT use choke chains, pinch or electric collars or any device that hurts animals.

Our approach engages the owners in the actual training process and is highly effective with fast results. The Dog Remedy^® approach could easily be incorporated in basic commands as well as modification of any kind on behavioral issues.

Dog Remedy^® operates from the premise that dogs are easily trained, provided their owners understand how dogs view and respond to their surroundings.

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Why Dog Remedy^® Works?

Unlike other dog training programs, Dog Remedy^® teaches dogs to listen to you at all times without food rewards or punishment. Dog Remedy^® allows you to customize the program to you and your dog’s individual needs.

Can Dog Remedy^® Help your Dog?

We provide in home one-on-one training for PUREBRED and MIXED-BREED dogs of ALL AGES. We also work with abused dogs, blind and/or deaf dogs and puppies that were separated from the mom at an early age.

The Dog Remedy^® process involves a comprehensive analysis of dog’s environment, background and diet as well as a temperament testing and human interaction with the pet.

During the analysis process, the trainer will outline the custom training program as each case, like each dog, is different.

Here is a list of some of the common dog behavioral problems that we have worked with:

• Preparing a dog for a new baby arrival
• Dog fights between two or more dogs living in the same place
• Canine fears, phobias and anxieties
• Dog attacking or biting the housekeeper and/or the nanny
• Dog's Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders (OCD)
• Dogs destroying and breaking windows and doors
• Preparing dog for a long trip in an airplane
• Dog attacking the gardener, the mailman, the groomer or the vet
• Introducing a dog to a new dog
• Dog chewing and destroying furniture
• Dog jumping on people
• Dog running away from home
• Dog biting children
• Dog chasing squirrels, cats or other animals
• Dog jumping over fences
• Dogs living in residential areas surrounded by canyons
• Adult dogs urinating and defecating inside the house
• Dog fights at doggie parks or doggie day cares
• Puppy potty training
• Dogs living in apartments and dogs left alone for several hours
• etc

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