I am so pleased to have the opportunity to help so many people with their dog behavior problems here in South Carolina and beyond. It doesn’t matter if you are in Greenville, Columbia, Myrtle Beach, Clemson or Anderson…. I have clients all over SC & NC.
A red zone aggression case came my way recently that brought reason for great concern. This cute little dog had been getting aggressive with strangers and kids and had chased and pinned a lawyer neighbor against a wall! Imagine how ugly that could have gotten!
Before things got any worse, I rushed over to help get things back in balance…
SUCCESS!
Watch this video to see how well behaved Chloe the dog is now a month after ONE single consultation with me. I am always happy to see clients follow through with the program and love seeing their amazing results.
If you or someone you know is having serious dog behavior problems….
Have them visit me here at DogTrouble.Net or call me at 864.248.6472 ~Jason
Many folks are not aware that I am also available for dog behavior consultations outside of my home area.
Fact is, I service clients all over South Carolina, North Carolina and parts of Georgia! I regularly consult with dogs and their people in the Asheville area as well as Hendersonville, Tryon and surrounding parts of NC. I even service Charlotte and Atlanta!
So if you are having a dog behavior problem, and no one seems to be able to help. Give me a call! I can help you solve your dog behavior problems, even when dog trainers and obedience classes haven’t worked. From fear issues to aggression, I can help.
I look forward to helping you find peace with your canine companion. Call me to see if your case qualifies for an in home consultation. Find out why so many families trust my help and Fox News called me “Greenville’s Dog Whisperer”…
So many times I get emails saying “we sent him to obedience school”. Then they go on to explain the respect and behavior issues they are still having with there “trained” dog.
There are many fine schools who do a fantastic job of teaching dogs all the commands of obedience training. They will have your dog staying and retrieving things in an amazing fashion. You will see your dog behaving like a perfect pooch under the trainers guidance. This training can be very important for you and your dog. Nothing beats a well trained dog who will respect you and listen to you. I have nothing but respect for top notch training facilities.
Here is the thing… obedience training will not help respect and behavior issues. Once you get home, if you do not understand the leadership mentality you will see a quick return to the old behaviors.
That is where I come in. While training is important, until you understand the natural pack relationship that you dog needs in order to respect you, no amount of training will help.
If you are ready to have a better relationship with your dog then go ahead and give me a call, we can see if you qualify for a behavior consultation to get your dogs attitude back on track. Even if you have spent thousands on “training”… there is hope for your dog. Call me… 864-248-6472
This is the first in my series of video blogs. In my videos you will learn valuable tips are tricks that might just help you! In this video I am heading to Hendersonville near Nashville, TN to help some folks with a dog who had already been to a local dog trainer. Watch the video to learn more about what to do with a dog who thinks he runs the house. If you are catching this blog in your rss reader, well come on to the site and watch this!
Most of you on my friends list from the Greenville area will remember when I was on Fox 21 news earlier this year. I never got around to uploading the second video in the series. That second segment was the day Fox invited me to meet them at the dog park. Many of you missed that clip and asked if I still had it.
For those of you who are new to my friends list here in the Fort Campbell and surrounding areas, enjoy these news videos and spread them around! There really is help for dogs with behavior problems and I am here to help folks in need.
Even when nothing else has worked, I can help. Being new to this area I thought I would share a little example of what my home town media thinks of the work I do.
Feel free to enjoy these videos and spread them all around to your friends. If you know of someone who has serious behavior problems with their dog, please let them know that something CAN be done to help! They will thank you!
Wouldn’t it be great if there were one simple thing you could do with your dog to help improve all aspects of your life together?
What if there were a “magic bullet” to help you start getting problem behaviors under control?
Good news! There is magic in walking your dog! By taking the time everyday to just walk your dog properly, you can begin growing closer to your dog than you imagined possible. Something as simple as the walk can make or break the relationship you have with your dog.
What do you think of when I say to walk your dog? Do think “well I walk him up the corner to pee a few times a day.” Maybe you think… “I walk her for 10 minutes when I get home.” You might even say… “I have a 10 acre back yard and my dogs roam free!” Read more…
Be sure that your dog is in good health, has all their shots and is spayed or neutered. If you dog is ill or not fixed then skip the dog park.
Walk your dog before entering the park! The dog park is never to replace exercise. If you arrived at the park by car then walk your dog briskly for 30 minutes or so before you go in. This will help use up some energy so you don’t take an excited dog into the park.
The dog park is not a place to “get a break” from your dog. You must take full responsibility for your dogs behavior and be aware of what she is doing 100% of the time.
Make sure your dog is in a submissive calm state of mind. Unstable energy will certainly attract a fight. If your dog is aggressive, fearful, weak or excited then you are asking for trouble at the dog park.
If your dogs social skills are in question, or if you are not yet established as your dogs pack leader, or if she is skittish or charges at other dogs, then you should arrange a way to socialize your dog in a more controlled manner. Try smaller meetings with a friend who has a dog or two.
Servicing Ft. Campbell, oak grove, hopkinsville and many other areas on the Kentucky side as well as Clarksville, Nashville and other surrounding areas of Tennessee
