From basic obedience to behavior problems, we offer private and group training sessions catered to the specific needs of you and your pet. Last Paw is a company that prides itself on honesty and respect, for both the Owner and the Dog. Using Positive Reinforcement, together we can train your dog to behave the way you need them to behave. Meet them at their level and use the techniques of training that work best for them.
Last Paw provides outstanding services in the Bradenton, Parrish, Ellenton, Palmetto, Lakewood Ranch and Sarasota area for puppy training, basic obedience training, reactive dog training, behavior modification and solutions to aggression, anxiety, and much more. Last Paw services clients with all breeds, all ages of dog, single or multiple dogs, as well as rescue dogs.
Serving the areas with positive, force-free training and an in-depth knowledge of canine behavior.
Last Paw provides outstanding services in the Bradenton, Parrish, Ellenton, Palmetto, Lakewood Ranch and Sarasota area for puppy training, basic obedience training, reactive dog training, behavior modification and solutions to aggression, anxiety, and much more. Last Paw services clients with all breeds, all ages of dog, single or multiple dogs, as well as rescue dogs.
Serving the areas with positive, force-free training and an in-depth knowledge of canine behavior.
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Before training is started, time is spent with the owner and the dog(s), learning how the family works.
By listening to the owner's needs and the current issues, we are able to develop the most efficient and realistic way to work together.
Cheryl finishing up a successful weekend trialing Sofie in agility at Palmetto Fairgrounds.
Sofie earned two titles this weekend.
Cheryl was certified as a Dog Trainer through Animal Behavior College in 2006.
She has been mentored by local Behaviorist Conni Borwick for almost 10 years, as well as mentoring several new Dog Trainers in the community.
By listening to the owner's needs and the current issues, we are able to develop the most efficient and realistic way to work together.
Cheryl finishing up a successful weekend trialing Sofie in agility at Palmetto Fairgrounds.
Sofie earned two titles this weekend.
Cheryl was certified as a Dog Trainer through Animal Behavior College in 2006.
She has been mentored by local Behaviorist Conni Borwick for almost 10 years, as well as mentoring several new Dog Trainers in the community.
The videos will explain what you can expect, how they are taught and what they each cover.
Private lessons are done in the owner's home allowing for one-on-one attention from the trainer.
This helps to customize the training to the dog's home.
Group lessons are held at Braden River Animal Hospital.
We offer 2 levels of group classes to allow thorough understanding of the way your dog learns.
Classes are kept small with no more than five students to allow for personal connection with your trainer.
Private lessons are done in the owner's home allowing for one-on-one attention from the trainer.
This helps to customize the training to the dog's home.
Group lessons are held at Braden River Animal Hospital.
We offer 2 levels of group classes to allow thorough understanding of the way your dog learns.
Classes are kept small with no more than five students to allow for personal connection with your trainer.
We've had Cooper start with Cheryl as a puppy and could not be happier to have found her.
We were able to start out on a good path of understanding our young Labrador's behavioral patterns.
Cheryl taught us not only how to fix a problem, but how to understand why the behavior was happening.
Her loving, yet steadfast approach to teaching and training makes her the best and Cooper just loves her!
If you need a trustworthy team member for you and your four legged friend, We highly recommend Cheryl.
We were able to start out on a good path of understanding our young Labrador's behavioral patterns.
Cheryl taught us not only how to fix a problem, but how to understand why the behavior was happening.
Her loving, yet steadfast approach to teaching and training makes her the best and Cooper just loves her!
If you need a trustworthy team member for you and your four legged friend, We highly recommend Cheryl.
Q: I know I am not supposed to use the crate as punishment, so when is it okay to crate the dog when I am home?
A: Dogs understand context and associations.
Basically, if you grab your dog's collar firmly, walk them to the crate with a verbal scolding, close the door behind them with intention; that is considered using the crate as punishment.
You've essentially told the dog that this is the place they're going to go when they are bad.
Let's not make the crate a negative place for your dog.
A positive attitude is essential!
A: Dogs understand context and associations.
Basically, if you grab your dog's collar firmly, walk them to the crate with a verbal scolding, close the door behind them with intention; that is considered using the crate as punishment.
You've essentially told the dog that this is the place they're going to go when they are bad.
Let's not make the crate a negative place for your dog.
A positive attitude is essential!
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