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Carynn E Dog Trainer Bio
Carynn E. California Certified Dog Trainer Trainer Bio I am a fun and loving dog trainer, dedicated to achieving your goals/needs in a positive way! I have one year as a professional dog trainer and personally trained friends/family's dogs for 5 years. I worked with many different breeds, of all sizes and ages. I've helped…
Aaron W Dog Trainer Bio
Aaron W. California Certified Dog Trainer Trainer Bio I have been around animals all my life, both wild and domestic, I have taken courses on animal biology and animal science. I have extensive knowledge of various animals, including features and behavior patterns but my main expertise is dogs. I know how to perform CPR and…

Barbra R Dog Trainer Bio

Barbra R.

Certified Dog Trainer

Trainer Bio

Hi my name is Barbra Ristow. I use positive reinforcement in all my training – “Reward the behavior you want to see repeated”. Finding what motivates your dog is a crucial first step. Motivation can come from food like hot dogs, treats, and cheese, or toys like a tennis ball or tug toy. Once motivated, we teach our dogs “Impulse Control”. Impulse control is the ability to resist temptation and delay gratification. It’s an important skill for dogs to learn, as it can help them avoid dangerous situations, such as running into traffic or eating harmful objects. By adding the three training D’s, Duration, Distraction, and Distance into basic cues like sit, and down we strengthen impulse control. Adding a release word such as “free” or “release” at the end of the cue helps your dog understand when they’re done. Your dog will wait for this word and in turn, develop a very reliable sit and down cue.

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