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    Canines Content Dog-Friendly Training

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    Gwen W.

    We've had the most wonderful experience and outcome with MaryBeth and the Canines Content team as our trainer and mentor for both of our beloved pups. MaryBeth's teaching style is calm, clear and direct. She's helped us to be consistent with our dogs while we all learned basic commands in Family Dog 1 and the built on those skills in the Intermediate class. We also came out of these classes with well behaved pups and a tool box full of common-sense positive reinforcement techniques that are effective in any variety of situations. We even learned clicker training techniques. Our eldest pup is now AKC certified through Canines Content and our next step for him is the Love on a Leash therapy dog certificate.We highly recommend Canines Content for anyone who has a new pup or even an older pup that needs a refresher. They are wonderful to work with and kind. You can tell they really love dogs and care for the well being of all of our pets in the class. Last but not least, we've met some great friends from our classes and have plenty of doggy play dates lined up. All in all a great experience and a solid foundation for our pups (and ourselves!)

    Nancy M.

    Mary Beth is the best dog trainer! We had some private lesson for my Border Collie. Mary Beth worked with our dog and taught him a lot of basic commands and taught us what we needed to do to reinforce good behavior. We also took the Urban Paws Training Walk. Our dog was terrible on the leash before the class and now he is much better. Mary Beth is a very kind and loving trainer!

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