Quick Signs Your Dog Needs Professional Training
- Pulling or lunging on leash during walks
- Jumping on guests or strangers
- Ignoring obedience commands like “sit” “stay” and “come”
- Guarding food, toys, or space
- Barking or whining constantly
- Shows aggression towards people or dogs
- Is fearful of new environments
- Destroys your home when left alone
- Doesn’t improve with DIY or online training attempts
Please Note: Training is not just for "bad" dogs. It is a fact that early training is the most effective path to long-term training success and a lifetime of happiness with your favorite pup.
👀 Why Behavior Alone Isn’t the Only Clue
A lot of dog owners wait until their dog starts showing sings of a problem. But, just like going to the gym or a therapist, the right time for dog training is often before things get out of control. The longer you wait, the harder it is going to be to correct the issue that you are having with your pup.
You might need a dog trainer if:
- You’ve become overwhelmed by your dog’s behavior
- You’ve Googled every training fix and feel frustrated
- You’re committed to your dog and need help with what to do
- You want your dog to be calmer in real-world situations
What Kind of Training Is Right For You?
So you have chosen to move forward with training your dog with a professional dog trainer. Here are some common situations and the best type of training:
