Just like a child, your dog needs to be educated.  In the wild it would be taught by the pack; in our world it's our responsibility.  One of the biggest reasons dogs are brought to animal shelters is because no one ever trained them.

As a matter of fact, the shelters are full of rowdy and unmanageable dogs that lunge at everything in sight, don't come when they're called, etc.  When dogs are a chore to walk they don't get exercised enough to blow off steam.  If it's a suburban dog, it spends too much time in the back yard digging, pacing or perhaps fence fighting.  His urban counterpart is chewing everything in sight and barking at every sound on the street.  These behaviors are reasons people bring their dogs to the shelter.

It doesn't have to be that way.  Teaching a dog functional skills can change things dramatically.

Recommended Dog Trainer:
  • Michael Miller from "Bark Busters" Home Dog Training.

    Michael is a dog behavioral therapist and trainer. 

    Call: 518-429-0065

Michael is currently working with CDHA Dogs for adoption and assisting our many volunteers in proper training techniques.  If you would like to meet Michael he is usually at our dog adoption clinics and will be with us at Saratoga Race Course Memorial Weekend for the ARC Festival and Dressage competition..

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Humane Association
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Loudonville, NY 12211
(518) 664-1237
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