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Behavioral Problem Appointments:::
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Embarassed and worried about taking your dog on a walk or to the vet because how they act when they see another dog?
Are you nearing the point of giving up on your dog? Or maybe you just want to help your fearful dog gain more confidence!
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If you sign up and pay for a Behavioral Training Package right after your Initial Evaluation Appointment is over, you will receive 10% off of the already discounted Behavioral Training Package!!
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INITIAL EVALUATION APPOINTMENT: $110. After a thorough FREE phone interview to determine if Our Furry Friends and you and your dog are a good fit, we will meet at the Training Center for an in-depth private session. We will identify the issues and triggers and discuss an initial management plan to put into place while the training program is going on. This is a more in-depth assessment with intensive strategic planning - developing the beginning of a behavior treatment plan.
BEHAVIORAL TRAINING PACKAGE OF 4 Sessions: $459 ... or ... PACKAGE OF 6 Sessions: $670 Includes travel fees to work with you and your dog in the environments in which the behaviors are occurring. If we determine that one or more preliminary sessions are needed to strengthen specific obedience skills to the level necessary for successfully addressing the more serious behavioral issues, and we do appointments here at the Training Center, you will be credited for the travel fees not used.
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Cherie Maitland, owner of Our Furry Friends has been working with people and their dogs with behviorl problems for over 20 years. She is also an AKC CGC Evaluator, and previously a Therapy Dog Team through Delta Society/Pet Partners, and through Lend A Heart.
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Alan St. Andrew - Canine Communication Specialist and an AKC CGC Evaluator - with his girl Nellie!
With a faith-based passion for helping, an abiding love for dogs, and a gift for “modeling” their inner life, Alan empowers pet owners to get the cooperative pets they dream of, by understanding and meeting the needs of their "pack."
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"Hi Cherie, I just want to thank you for all of your help and guidance with Darla. I know she still has a way to go, but I feel that we have made great progress. Your class was just what we both needed to gain the confidence to move on.
When I first brought Darla home I started researching trainers in the area. I was quickly discouraged by all the dominance based training that seems so popular today. While trying to coax Darla into the building that first day, you told me 'She is like this because she is scared, not because I wasn't in charge. I knew I was in the right place.
I look forward to working with you again. Thank you"
Emmie and Darla
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