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    We love Scott! He is…read moresuper nice and easygoing. As first-time puppy owners, he helped us with all of the basics and even had a Zoom prep call with us before we picked up our puppy! Scott has tons of brilliant advice for owning, housing, training and feeding dogs. He is truly a Jedi master of all things dog. Keep in mind that you need to be proactive to engage Scott for ongoing training--regular "check-ins" are not part of his routine, which he explained to us before we hired him. We can't recommend Scott enough. Watching him work with our pup is truly amazing and the results have been worth it.

    We have two dogs: a 6.5 year old, 80 pound Black Lab mix, and an almost-1 year old Corgi mix. The…read morelab mix has always been pretty good inside, but we got her right before COVID started, and whenever the door opens she freaks out and barks at and jumps all over whoever is coming in. Outside, she cannot be trusted off a leash, because she will just literally run away and come back when she feels like it. The Corgi mix is a sweet guy but we got our first notice from our HOA that we have a nuisance dog. He has been incessantly barking at the hallway when we're out of the house. Walking them together is a nightmare because they both zip off in different directions and you become an acrobat trying to manage the leashes. We attended initial 8-week training sessions at PetSmart with both of them, and they can sit and lay down, but anything more than that is wishful thinking, and a sit/stay does not really translate into actual obedience. Scott helped us fix almost all of that in about 90 minutes. Scott's approach is to talk to dogs like you're a dog. To get their attention, you basically growl at them, and imitate(!) snapping at them if necessary (I want to emphasize that there is no physical punishment for the dogs), and you assert leadership, and then when they are doing the right thing, you talk to them sweetly. My wife and I love this because it's so simple and consistent. We don't have to remember when to use "stay" vs "wait." Which hand signal do we use for this command vs that command? It's "bah!" and "gooood!" The first session was all indoor behavior, and since then we've had two sets of friends over and gotten the lab calmed in about 2 min vs 10 before. The corgi is much less growly/barky about hallway noises. Since we did leash training in the second session, both dogs follow respectfully on walks. Like, it was a near instant improvement. It's not perfect, but with the lab it's gonna take some time because she's had 6 years of thinking she's the boss! But the technique is so simple that it's easy to apply to new situations. The lab likes to jump up to steal food from the counter at my dad's house. A few "bah!"s with follow-up "gooood"s and that stopped cold after 5 years of it being a habit, and we didn't need to leash her the entire time we were there! It's expensive, but the speed at which we've seen improvement has made it very worth it, and knowing we can call Scott for any stuff that comes up in the future makes the price easier to handle. For example, we're hoping just the general increased respect/deference from the lab mix will allow us to eventually let her off leash, but if it doesn't, we know we can call to address that directly.

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    When I finally found Kimberly she was like a shining beacon of hope for my troubled but wonderful…read moredog Casey and I. We were struggling with Casey's years of abuse & neglect that resulted in severe separation anxiety and hyperactivity. I was distraught and desperate to avoid re-homing Casey when I finally found The Canine Effect. Kimberly has taught Casey and I how to connect, how to better communicate with one another, and most importantly, how to trust each other. I searched for the right trainer for Casey for months not realizing that I also needed the right trainer for me. With Kimberly's insightful direction I have come to understand that it is not just about training your dog; it's also about understanding yourself and the role you play in your dog's behavior. Always available by phone with advice and compassion, Kimberly has truly changed our lives for the better and Casey and I both highly recommend Kimberly and The Canine Effect if you are searching for a partnership based on trust and love with your 4-legged best friend.

    From the owner: The Canine Effect, llc specializes in Trust-Lead-Grow Training, which teaches how to improve the…read morelife of your dog AND you. Create a better version of yourself while teaching your pup how to be the best co-pilot for your lifestyle, or while getting a handle your pooch's naughty manners. Offering private, in-home training sessions, education programs, Hike & Trains, and/or Animal Assisted Therapy with your dog.

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