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Highland Pet Training Ctr
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citysearch c.
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We paid a fortune for our French Bulldog, but were so fed up with his behavioral problems that we were ready to find him a new home. As a last resort, we took him to Ian's 6 week training course and for two follow up private lessons and he is a different dog! Within a week he was no longer chewing up everything in sight. Within 2 weeks, we had him housebroken (if you know Frenchies, you know this is difficult to do!). Within 3 weeks he was not jumping on people or in our laps and biting at our faces. And by the end of his training, he was sitting, lying down, going to his crate, fetching, heeling and ending nuisance behaviors just by hearing the word "no". I can actually throw a toy in front of him and he won't go after it until I give him the cue. Oh, and taking him outside to go to the bathroom in 20 degree weather? I can tell him to "hurry up" and he goes immediately! No more 20 minute walks wondering when he's going to go! Ian could charge ten times what he charges and would still be worth double. Take your dog. You'll have a new friend for life! If we could only train Max not to pass gas... :o)
Pros: Great follow up, Great training, Loves animals; Great products
Cons: NONE!!!
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