Vince Rambala Dog Training

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Basic/Novice Obedience

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Canine Good Citizen & Pet Therapy

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Aspen's Memorial

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Sedona, Vince and Jack

Gentle Positive Reinforcement All Levels of Obedience Behavioral Training Diagnoses of Problems Behavior Modification Great Socialization Training of Handicapped Pets

Make training positive and fun!  Build a bond with your dog!  Boost your dog's confidence!

Training your dog is all about building a way for you and your dog to communicate and understand one other.  Proper training establishes a lasting bond between you and your pet and can be very rewarding for both of you.  Love, praise and affection motivate dogs to respond to you, learn what you expect of them and solve problems.  The goal is to teach your dog to be a well-behaved wonderful companion and loving family member.    

 

Aspen was Vince's beautiful 10 year old Great Pyrenees.  She was a Certified Pet Therapy dog, a Canine Good Citizen and Vince's training partner.  Aspen loved to go to training with Vince and taught him many things about pack behavior and how to communicate with dogs.  It was with Aspen's help that Vince became a trainer.  On December 20, 2004, Vince lost his beloved Aspen to cancer.  Aspen was an incredible dog and we were very fortunate to have had her in our lives.  While we mourn her passing, we celebrate her life.  This site is dedicated to her.  She is greatly missed.

Rules for Success

1. NEVER HIT OR YELL AT YOUR DOG.  Physical or verbal abuse can NEVER be part of your relationship with your dog.  Abuse destroys love and trust.  How is your dog expected to learn if he/she is afraid of you?  Why should a dog "come" to you if you have been abusive?  Yelling is indeed abusive.  Your dog hears five times greater than you do.  If you are yelling, you are hurting your dog.  

2.  Fun!  Fun!  Fun!  You are NOW beginning a NEW relationship.  This form of communication is a new way of life for both you and your pet.  Enjoy the training process.

3. You are expected to practice at least 30 minutes each day.  This should be broken into 10 to 15 minutes.  This is a new way of life, not just practice sessions.  Remember - your dog has more hours doing what he/she wants then being trained.