lillian@speakdog.net
(361) 205-2215

 

Training Available in...
    SouthTexas

  • Aransas Pass
  • Corpus Christi
  • Fulton
  • Ingleside
  • Lamar
  • Port Aransas
  • Portland
  • Rockport

To enjoy a confident well trained dog, begin training today.

Speak Dog

Dog Training in the Comfort of Your Home

By using positive reinforcement and learning your dog's body language you can train your dog to eliminate and redirect unwanted behaviors such as:

  • Pulling on the leash
  • Housebreaking
  • Jumping on people
  • Running out the door
  • Chewing household and personal items
  • Puppy biting

Learn how to interact with your dog and train your dog to:

  • Accept your new baby
  • Accept your new puppy
  • Practice basic behaviors

Socialize your Dog to:

  • Prevent aggressive behavior
  • Get along with other dogs
  • Prevent separation anxiety
  • Entertain at home without embarrassment

Personalized Training

Customized training sessions taught in the convenience of your home.
For rates and contact information, simply click on Services.

Kid's Korner

  • Kids learn dog safety
  • Kids learn to train their own dog
  • Kids learn dog responsibility

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There are an abundance of incredible dogs available for adoption. Click on Rescue Spotlight to learn more about these incredible dogs and organizations

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Dog Training Tip

Introducing a new pup to your older dog

You are so excited to add a new pup to your family,

however, is your current canine ready for a teething active youngster? Practice these tips to help your older dog adjust to it's new companion.

1)Introduce them in neutral territory

2)Allow them to sniff each other if there is no growling, snapping or biting

3)Always greet the older dog first

4)Have each dog sit calmly while you are petting the other dog

5)Do not force the puppy on the older dog

6)Do not rush this process, they will establish their relationship on their own time

Puppies have needle sharp teeth and cause pain when they bite us or another dog. The older dog will usually correct the puppy harshly but will rarely hurt the pup. This also teaches the pup bite inhibition and puts him in his place.

It may take some time but by allowing the pups to interact as nature intended, they will most likely develop a healthy and close relationship.

Lillian and Her Two Dogs
 
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