 | TeresaG (28)
03/02/2008 | This is no top on my list. Number one, I train dogs and have observed various others' training methods. But you can't always judge a person that way. I have seen trainers all lovey dovely with their dogs, and then after the spotlight is off them, be just as, what I call, abusive. Always see how YOUR dog interacts ~ they are better judges of character than people.
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 | trebon1038 (64)
07/28/2006 | Seeing a trainer with his or her own dog will tell you a lot about the person. You want a trainer who appears to be having a good time with the dog and seems connected with it. You also want a trainer willing to correct a dog that is not obeying. I do not mean abusing, but stern corrections followed by praise and smiles shows the trainer knows probably what he is doing. You don't want a trainer who can't control his own dog or his dog appears unhappy.
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