Bad Dog Blog: Max and the dog run next to the Museum of Natural History.

Monday, May 25, 2009

Max and the dog run next to the Museum of Natural History.

No comments:

Post a Comment

Testimonial

Mitch,

I feel compelled to write you a testimonial. You have been working with Max, my cockapoo for over a month and he is a changed dog. Despite Max’s sweetness and lovability, he was a willful dog, and likes to exhibit Alpha qualities, so he is a handful. I hired dog trainers very early in his puppy hood and I have read all the books and have watched many programs on dog training and behavior. Nothing really helped. Max is now one year and 6 months old.

If my dog walker didn’t refer you to me, I would be running out of options. What I liked about you is that you approach dog behavior and training uniquely, not going by the book or the latest fads in training. As a psychotherapist, myself, I understand that each individual is different with a different personality and a different set of problems. Each person needs a differential diagnosis and treatment approach to fit individual needs. You approach dog training the same way. You also understand that training the owner is as important, if not more important to training the dog.

With Max, you recognized that some of his problems were eradicated by giving him the exercise that he needs, that he

wasn’t getting. Since I have been running with him and since you have taken him skateboarding, he has been much more amenable to commands and my affection.

The more I repeat what I have learned from you, the more

Max excels and we feel triumphant and successful. I recommend you with enthusiasm; you’re my dog whisperer.

With warm regards, Miriam

Bad Dog Blog

Monday, May 25, 2009

Max and the dog run next to the Museum of Natural History.

No comments:

Post a Comment

Client Profiles

Dogwalking on the Upper West Side

Canine Physical Therapy on the Upper West Side.

Private Grooming on the Upper West Side

Testimonial

Blog Archive

About Me

Links