"A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself."
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WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL BREEDS!
Thank you for visiting our site. Its our clients and joy of their dogs success, that have allowed us to continue our growth, and become one of the top dog training Schools in Southern Califoria, For this we Thank you. This site is currently being revised, if you have any questions pertaining to our facility or the training of your dogs, please contact us at (760)-244-0149. Were sorry for the inconvience
Our mission is to provide our clients with the best possible training and care, We currently have added more Indoor runs for your convience, to take away from the waiting time to get your dog in.
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We all know that dogs have their own attitude and way of thinking. They can be stubborn, destructive, ignorant and scared. Doesn’t sound too good, does it? After all they are animals, and without proper training will remain so.
Dog training is vital to teach a dog what is acceptable and what is not. A dog that hasn’t been given any instructions or limitations can’t know what is to be expected of him/her. Through training you will be able to establish a good communication link between you and your dog and teach your dog what’s right or wrong, good or bad. A dog must be trained to be aware that you are the leader in order to listen to you and show you respect.
Dog Training Can Save Your Dog's Life
Training your dog can save his/her life. When you have voice control you can save your dog from a probable disaster. Imagine for example someone accidentally leaves the front door open and you notice your dog walking outside, he can safely be called back in on your command. Or if you’re crossing the street with your dog, you can command him to stay until it’s safe to cross instead of him lunging out into the traffic and possibly getting hurt. Not only will your dog become more responsive through dog training, but you will also have more control of his behavior.
A well behaved and educated dog is a delight to own for he can go practically anywhere with you without being a hassle or danger and makes a great addition to your household without annoying anyone around. Also, a well-mannered dog is more welcomed and appreciated and in turn receives more attention and interaction from family members, visitors, or even a people walking by.
Now, what makes a good dog?
One that is trained to eliminate outdoors, not in the house or on the carpet
One that sits on command and is trained to sit before getting petted by people, before going through a doorway or getting out of a car, and before getting his food or treat
One that responds to basic commands wherever and whenever such as “come”, “sit”, “lie down” or “stay”
One that knows to stand still when being groomed whether it’s his teeth, ears or feet being touched, or when examined by a vet to check for illness or injury
One that walks on a leash without pulling, strangling or dragging. Remember, your taking your dog for a walk, not the other way around
One that greets strangers without jumping, growling, barking or inappropriately sniffing them
One that can stay home alone without going through separation anxiety and consequently wrecking the furniture
One that can tolerate loud sounds such as car alarms, thunder or fireworks
Now that you know the definition of a good dog, it’s time to decide whether your dog has all these qualities and if not to make sure that your dog learns them through dog training so that both the owner and pet can be happy.
If you have realized that your dog isn’t as good as you thought, now’s the chance to enroll your dog into one of our Dog Training Courses to get the best out of your pet.
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Governor Schwarzenegger Signs Legislation To Outlaw Inhumane Dog Tethering
Governor Schwarzenegger announced today the signing of SB 1578 by Senator Alan Lowenthal (D-Long Beach) that would prohibit dog owners from the cruel practice of tethering their pets to stationary objects for more than three hours.
“Owning a dog can be a very rewarding experience. As a dog owner, I know first hand that having a pet requires a lot of responsibility,” said Governor Schwarzenegger. “this bill helps to protect dogs from cruelty, and enhances public safety by preventing aggressive animal behavior that can result from inhumane tethering.”
SB 1578 outlaws the tethering of a dog for more than three hours. Tethering a dog will result in an infraction or misdemeanor, depending on the offense, punishable by a fine not to exceed $1,000 per dog and/or up to six months in a county jail.
Last week, Governor Schwarzenegger signed two other bills to enhance pet safety. SB 1806 by Senator Liz Figueroa (D-Fremont) will make it a crime for pet owners to carelessly leave animals unattended in vehicles during dangerous conditions, such as hot weather. SB 1349 by Senator Soto (D-Pomona) increases the penalty for causing any animal to fight with another animal to one year or less in the county jail or up to a $5,000 fine, or both. The second offense for fighting animals or roosters can be a felony in some cases, which may result in prison time or a $25,000 fine, or both.
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