Description

At Compassion for Canines LLC, we offer expert dog training services that are designed to help dogs of all breeds and ages become well-behaved and well-loved companions. Our trainers are experienced and certified (CPDT-KA) and use positive reinforcement techniques to teach dogs new skills and replace unwanted behaviors with productive ones, while making it fun for the dogs in the process. Learn more about our training philosophy here! Services include puppy socialization, crate/house training, and behavior modification for a variety of issues including aggression/reactivity, resource guarding, separation anxiety, and many more!

Species
By appointment only
Open hours today: By appointment only
  • Monday

    Closed

  • Tuesday

    Closed

  • Wednesday

    By appointment only

  • Thursday

    By appointment only

  • Friday

    By appointment only

  • Saturday

    By appointment only

  • Sunday

    By appointment only

  • October 17, 2024 11:29 pm local time

Year Established

2022

Trainer Bios

Nick has a Master's degree in psychology, is a certified AKC Canine Good Citizen (CGC) Evaluator, and has his CPDT-KA certification. He has experience raising puppies and training dogs in basic obedience and behavior modification (aggression, resource guarding, etc.). Nick grew up with unethically bred purebred dogs who were trained with a mix of positive reinforcement and force training, but he crossed over to 100% LIMA-based training practices four years ago when he started training dogs for a rescue that strictly opposes aversive or "balanced" training techniques. He is also certified in Pet First Aid and Cat/Dog CPR.

Marina is a certified dog trainer (CPDT-KA) and has years of experience training rescue dogs. She grew up with a Maltese/Shih Tzu mix who was trained mostly (but not exclusively) with positive reinforcement training, but over the last several years she has been entirely force-free. She has experience raising puppies and training adult dogs primarily for behavior modification (aggression, resource guarding, fear/reactivity, separation anxiety, etc.) and she was the medical coordinator for the rescue we previously volunteered for.