Although my training system is so simple that even kids can use, we suggest you to let adults to start the training and then transfer them to the kids so you can develop consistent results.
Beside that it makes you to depend them, treats or food cause development of heath issues in you dog and makes your dog and you to depend on them. It also distracts your dog from focusing on the real thing which is YOU!
I am a certified expert family pet dog trainer and I received my dog trainer certification from “The College of Canine Behavioural Science”. I am also a member of the “Canadian Association of Professional Pet Dog Trainers”.
You don’t need to use tools or depend on tools either. You can be the best reward for your dog so you can praise your dog verbally and physically plus you can play with your dog using your dog’s favorite toy.
Realistically, from the day that you start to train your dog, expect about three to six months to see results.
By using my simple training method and understanding my philosophy, your dog will have no choice but to listen to you.
Let’s get started.
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"Tommy was very eager to learn and because of the education we have received from Saro, we have been able to build a trusting and loving relationship with Tommy which we hope to maintain for many years to come. Thank you, Saro, for your wisdom and leadership."
"No treats, no force, hand signals along with quiet commands – simply offering praise as a reward. I highly recommend Saro’s training system."
"I do not hesitate to recommend Saro at every opportunity and I know Flint would too. Try it for yourself and see what a difference can be made to YOU and your DOG!"
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