​Many characteristics go into the making of a good dog trainer. Aspects such as such as experience, education and personality. One of the defining principles here at Canine Coaching is you can never learn too much. We strive to constantly learn new skills, techniques and methods because we believe the more we know the better equipped we are to help you with your dog training.
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Many things are taught by experience and no two clients are the same. Through the experiences you have as a trainer you become better equipped to address the needs of each client. This being said experience isn't everything.

As with any industry,the face of dog training is always changing. New theories are developed, research impacts the science behind training, and people try new things. 2018 is shaping up to be quite the year for Canine Coaching.

​Here's a preview of how we are growing to better serve you!

It is that time of year again...when you look at all of the organizations you participate in and ALL the membership fees you must pay. It can be enough to make a person run to the hills! Extra expenses after Christmas are never fun. You might start to take inventory and begin to wonder - do I need to renew with everyone?

One membership we highly recommend is with the Sporting Detection Dog Association (SDDA). Maybe, rather than renewing you haven't taken that leap yet and are wondering why you should become a member. What does it gain you? Here are few reason's we think it's a great idea!