we’re proud to be your dog’s grocery store, your cat’s pharmacy and the doctor’s office for many four-legged loved ones. in an effort to properly manage social gatherings in our stores and to adhere to city mandates, new registrations for dog training classes are temporarily unavailable. to allow for appropriate social distancing, our in-home dog training, and in-store puppy play time and group dog training classes are temporarily unavailable. the trainer will come to your home and do a free …

we believe in designing dog training programs that help you accomplish your goals for your dog, not ours. we believe in dog training for the real world and that your dog should be as happy, goofy, loopy, silly, and zany when you want them to be, and obedient when you need them to be. at in touch dog training & rehabilitation we can train any dog, at any age, with any problem. to discover just how quickly we can help …

if you’re like most of my clients, you’re busy. who has time for dog training classes? no one-size-fits-all training approaches here! wading through the morass of conflicting information about training techniques can be confusing and frustrating. i’ll custom build a training plan just for you—based on your training goals and your dog’s personality and learning style.

too many trainers assign clients heavy homework loads, only to blame a lack of progress on your failure to …

when you are in your home, your dog is there keeping you safe from intruders and home invasion threats. when you are in your car, your personal protection dog is keeping you safe from car-jacking scenarios. these, and many more, are the things our personal and family protection dogs are trained to do. our dogs are trained to accompany you on public transportation, including on planes, boats, rail cars, subways, busses and trains. in addition to protecting you, a personal …

i know that there are so-called “professional dog trainers” who offer protection dogs or for a fee will claim to protection train a client’s dog. it is unrealistic to expect a dog to determine when and who he can or cannot bite. the fact is a dog trained to protect should never be off-leash unless in a secure area. when that tug toy is then changed from the tug to a protective bite arm, the dog is still biting in …