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    2 years ago

    Great with my dog. Knows lots re training and he and his partner did a fabulous and non traumatic nail trim at our home

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    B The Leader - Good friends

    B The Leader

    (19 reviews)

    Hire the Best Dog Trainer in Eugene/Spfld - Julia is an amazing dog whisperer. Our 8 yr old dog had…read moresome bad habits of barking excessively when he heard a noise outside or the doorbell rang. Julia showed us how to change that behavior and be the leader of the pack for our dog. He also was always underfoot (especially in the kitchen) which created tripping hazards. Within the first day of working with Julia our dog had created a new behavior and stayed out of the kitchen. We learned how to teach him how to be out of the kitchen without having to constantly yelling him "get out". Dogs don't understand that language. Julia is a pro at showing you what to do. We've already signed up for another session in a month and plan to attend her drop in play dates with other dogs. Thanks Julia for being so awesome!

    Julia has a great teaching skill which is most important in dog training, as you're the one who is…read morereally going to be training your dog (after Julie is done training you). She has helped us with three very different dog personalities and sizes from a feisty/possessive 10 lb chihuahua to a submissive yet reactive 66 lb German Shepherd (and our little 14 lb terrier that just needs a little tweaking here and there). Julia's training style is not a positive/treat rewarding style per say-it's somewhat of a balance of btwn selective positive rewarding for "tricks" or abnormal behaviors (or fears) and quick corrections with tools (either a stick/extension of your arm or a specific style collar/leash that fits the needs of your dog). All 3 of our dogs have a different leash/collar & works perfect for each of them. The type of training is also about the mind set you're in. You don't wait to make corrections when they've done something wrong so many times that you're angry. You need to be focused and serious when you do have to correct. She also got us to kennel train when we're away which we didn't think would work out too well with our two small ones that have free roamed forever, but all three actually do very well and even sleep in there when we're home. Bottom line is if you're looking for a positive reward training only- that's not this. But if you're looking for something that strikes a balance but still allows you a great bond with your dog- then definitely try B the Leader.

    ADAPT Canine Behavior Coaching

    ADAPT Canine Behavior Coaching

    (1 review)

    We started with this trainer, who missed the first class because she had the date wrong, and then…read morebrought a huge Great Dane sized puppy along with her to the second class, which terrified our small chihuahua and miniature maltese puppy. The third class never happened because she called us an hour before to tell us she was in the hospital for tests. Since we could not depend on her for reliability, we cancelled the class and requested half of our fee back. To this date she has refused to answer texts or phone calls, and she still owes us back $125 which we hope we will receive someday.

    From the owner: Assistance dogs- These canines are medically necessary to…read morehelp their humans with physical and psychological needs. Aggressive dogs- These canines struggle to exist around certain stimuli without feeling the need to lash out, from other dogs and humans to resource guarding and more. Reactive dogs- These canines are either overly excited, anxious, or fearful of stimuli and will react in ways that are not helpful. Therapy dogs- These canines visit the elderly, the sick, and others who could use a little puppy love to brighten up their days, Wolf & Coyote Hybrids or Full Bloods- These hybrids and their handlers need to learn to communicate a bit differently than the typical domestic relationship. Anxious Dogs- These dogs are socially or environmentally overstimulated and need a little help to get through life. Beginner and advanced manners- The basics we expect every dog to know, from your basic cues to loose leash and bulletproof recall IPO/Schutzhund- This series measures the dog's mental stability, endurance, structural efficiencies, ability to scent, willingness to work, courage and trainability. Great for protection work! AKC Canine Good Citizen & Star Puppy- This is an advanced testing and certification process ideal for those who want a dog fluent in their cues, a step towards making the dog a service, therapy, or ESA dog, and for dogs who will be bred.

    A Will Dog Training - pet_training - Updated May 2026

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