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Please don't look to a canine trainer as a last resort.

Getting your canine under control at a young age (10 weeks is a good starting age) will save you a lot of damage to your home and scratches and bites to your arms. Training early stops a lot of bad and unwanted habits from forming. Please try to go easy on the treats when training your dog because your dog will end up respecting the treat and not you. Should your dog be an alpha dog or a dog that thinks he is the boss, the treat method will no longer work to fix problems. It is very important to set rules and boundaries if you want to live in harmony with your pets. Somebody has to be the boss and I am hoping it will be you.It is your job to guide your dog into proper learning habits. No one wants a dog that has to be put away because guests are coming over? You should be able to open the door without fighting your dog from escaping. It is the small things like this that make a trained dog enjoyable. Your dog will be with you for many years to come so why not invest a little time into them so they can invest their love and devotion back to you.
-- Trainer and friend, Sully.
Sully's Dog School Offers the Following Services
for all ages and all breeds
  • Canine and Handler Training
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  • Basic Obedience
    • Voice Commands, Hand Signals, Standing for Grooming and Pictures
  • Group Training
    • Includes Crate Training
  • Private Training
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  • Behavioral Problems Solved or Modified
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  • Puppy Training
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  • Crate Training
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  • Boundary Training
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  • Basic Agility Training
    • (Available with certain Training Programs - call for information)
    Teaches motivation and teamwork. Lots of fun for both the dog and handler and a positive break in the basic training. This training will consist of a large variety of distractions plus an agility course to further training using motivational techniques. This is where real ream work is put to use. Handlers will learn how to motivate their canines but the canines do all the running!
  • Puppy Mill Rescue Training
    • These special needs dogs require a different approach to training. Sometimes love just isn't all these dogs need. If you have a rescue dog or puppy mill dog, please contact Sully for a tailor training program to introduce your new pet to the world.