Feb 20, 2020 | Posted by | 2 comments| Dog Training Certifications, LIMA
How To Choose a Dog Trainer & Dog Trainer Certifications Feel free to use the navigation below to jump to the appropriate section. Dog Training Industry Problems How To Become A Dog Trainer What Are Dog Trainer Certifications And Certificates? Why Are Independent Certification And Testing Organizations So Important? Recommended Dog Training And Behavior Certifications […]
Jan 28, 2020 | Posted by | 5 comments| Americans with Disabilities Act, Dog Training Certifications, working animal
Abuse of the Service Dog Title (Updated 2020) Fun Paw Care receives daily calls to our Los Angeles dog training office asking how someone can get their untrained, poorly behaved pet a service dog certification. When I ask them what disability they would like the service dog task trained to help them, the answer is […]
May 17, 2013 | Posted by | no comments| dog aggression, dog body language, Dog Training Certifications, pet safety
Is Dog Daycare Safe For Dogs In Fun Paw Care’s final series about dog daycare, kennels, and dog boarding in Los Angeles, we discuss the suitability of these environments for pets. Dog daycare is not suitable or appropriate for most dogs. Most daycare facilities are primarily concerned with profits and not the health or well […]
May 8, 2013 | Posted by | no comments| dog aggression, dog body language, Dog Training Certifications, pet safety
Dog Daycare Questions To Ask & What To Look For There are simply too many situations or reasons to mention why a great dog daycare would be healthy for your dog and why a poor dog daycare would be unhelpful or downright harmful for your dog. We think the cons for most dog daycares substantially […]
May 2, 2013 | Posted by | no comments| dog aggression, dog body language, Dog Training Certifications, pet safety
Dog Daycare Dangers A friend and client had asked me to watch over their gorgeous dog whom I previously trained very well when he was a puppy. I was very excited to see him and to see how well he was doing. When I first saw him he was wearing his standard flat buckle collar […]
