The correct selection of a professional trainer to help a family with their dog training and behavior problems is essential. A good trainer should combine a variety of methods and be sensitive to the individual needs of the owner and the dog. While convenience, cost and scheduling are considerations, finding a class or having in-home consultation where you feel comfortable and successful should be your primary concern.

These guidelines have been developed to help in that selection and permission is granted to copy them for clients. Shop around until you find a trainer that will work for you.

 

This document is provided as a courtesy by
International Association of Canine Professionals
Martin Deeley, Executive Director
Montverde, Florida
www.dogpro.org

Cathie Sabin, Member