Directory of Dog Trainers in Chilliwack, BC

Need to find a good dog trainer in Chilliwack, fast? You’ll find information on all of our recommended dog trainers and dog training classes in Chilliwack below. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Chilliwack.

Northwest Dog Training Academy

Chilliwack, BC

Northwest Dog Training Academy Northwest Dog Training Academy is a dog training service in Chilliwack, BC. Services offered include private and group classes, puppy training, advanced training classes and behavioral modification. Trainers utilize positive reinforcement training methods. See Details

K9 at Your Side

Chilliwack, BC

K9 at Your Side K9 at Your Side, a dog training service based in Chilliwack, BC, believes there's no such thing as a bad dog. They focus on turning challenges into teamwork. Through calm, assertive leadership, they assist clients in overcoming behavior issues, strengthening the bond with their dogs, and creating a balanced, happy home. See Details

Obedience Unleashed Dog Training Chilliwack

Chilliwack, BC

Obedience Unleashed Dog Training Chilliwack Located in Chilliwack, BC, Obedience Unleashed Dog Training offers expert training, daycare and boarding services. They focus on simple, practical methods in their obedience and behavior programs for the results owners want. Both daycare and overnight boarding are customized to suit each dog’s unique personality and needs. See Details

Here For the Dogs

St. Charles, MO

Here For the Dogs Here For the Dogs is a privately owned dog training and walking business based out of St. Charles, MO. Here For the Dogs divides dog training into two broad categories; Coaching and Dog Therapy. Coaching is training the dog to do unnatural* behaviors, such as basic obedience, agility, and protection work. When training an unnatural behavior, it's very difficult for your dog to understand exactly what you want from them. It is best to use an upbeat and positive approach when doing these training exercises. Dog Therapy is assessment of a current problem with your dog, education regarding why the problem developed, and specific ways you can help alleviate, or fix, the problem. It is needed when a dog is behaving in ways that are negatively affecting their life and/or the family's life. When a dog develops behaviors such as, but not limited to, aggression, self-mutilation, and severe separation anxiety, it is because their needs have not been met. It is Here For the Dogs' job to find out which needs are not being met, how to meet those needs, and how to develop better lines of communication through the dog(s) and their owners. See Details

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