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Understanding your dog and knowing how to control him, develop his potentials, and resolve behavior problems, emotional conflicts and frustrations are no less essential than love and respect.
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We decided to use a dog trainer because our dog is very fearful. James was fantastic! He helped so much by teaching us different ways we can help our dog cope with scary environments or situations. He also helped us with recall and letting our dog off leash. James is an excellent teacher, very knowledgeable and patient. I would recommend him to anyone who needs help dealing with behavioural issues or for off leash training! Thanks James
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Being a first time pet owner, Monty our 6 month old puppy, beagle breed was such a handful especially when walking him. Before asking for professional help, we have watched hours and hours of online tutorials but there is nothing compares to having a real life trainer that explains and gives insights on your dogs behaviour. Monty just graduated from a 7 sessions course with James; he is able to walk the park unleashed and getting 100% recall. I highly recommend James for all training needs.
Amie Shek
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1 st JAN 1970Rhodesian RidgebackCountry of Origin. South Africa/ZimbabweAlso known as the African Lion Dog, the Rhodesian Ridgeback is a breed developed in Southern Africa. European immigrants to Southern Africa brought with them a...
Read More >>1 st JAN 1970DachshundCOUNTRY OF ORIGIN. GermanyHistoryA popular pet in Hong Kong, the Dachshund or Sausage Dog was developed in the early 1500s. Some experts believe this breed’s roots may go as far back as ancient ...
Read More >>1 st JAN 1970French BulldogCountry of Origin: FranceThe early bulldog was selectively bred for a downsized or "toy" bulldog as a lap pet companion and continues to fulfill this role today. The "toy" bulldog was to later become ...
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