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That’s My Dog! Inc. is devoted to helping you have a wonderful relationship with your dog. Whether you need obedience training, behavior modification or education and socialization for your new puppy, That’s My Dog! can fill your needs as a dog lover and pet owner. We understand the psychology of dogs and can help you to create a well behaved, well adjusted pet that you can fully enjoy in every environment. Our programs yield reliable results on leash and off! Take a look at our guarantee.
Contact us today and let us help you realize your dog’s full potential so you can proudly say…”That’s My Dog!”
You and your dog can achieve:
- Off Leash FREEDOM
- Polite House Manners
- Enjoyable Walks
- Calm and Quiet Greeting Behavior
- Long Down Stays
If you are dealing with shyness, aggression, fearfulness, resource guarding or other behavior modification issues, Contact Us for a FREE EVALUATION.
The Truth About Shock Collars
- Successful e-collar training gives dog and owner new freedom January 16, 2012Being an advocate for education regarding the e-collar is not always an easy path. Disparaging remarks and harsh judgment come frequently to those of us who choose to be outspoken about a toolwe believe is unfairly labeled as inhumane. Some … Continue reading → […]
- Fear of the Unknown; as in remote collar dog training January 2, 2012Guest post by Michael Burkey, Michigan Dog Trainer Its often said that people are afraid of the unknown, things they do not understand or things they cannot control. For one who has an inquisitive mind though, this concept can be … Continue reading → […]
- Happy Holidays from all of us at That’s My Dog! and The Truth About Shock Collars December 20, 2011To our dog loving friends across the globe; Our wish for you is to enjoy a long and happy life with your dog. Our wish for your four-legged companion is to know the joy of running with abandon (while still … Continue reading → […]
- Using a remote collar to help teach a Place command November 29, 2011Here is a recent video of some “place” training. This is a 5 month old Labradoodle who was in for a Board and Train program for basic off leash obedience and manners. We’re using a combination of tools including the … Continue reading → […]
- Questions and Answers about remote collar training. November 17, 2011Today I thought I’d share a Q&A e-mail exchange that I had with a dog owner who had questions about using a remote collar to help have more control of his dog reactive dog. I believe this is a fairly … Continue reading → […]