Harold brings more than 30 years of professional experience in dog training to you and your family dog. A true dog lover, Harold began dog training during college because he had an out-of-control Doberman Pinscher. One of his neighbors, one of the top dog trainers in the world, helped Harold strengthen his relationship with his dog through training. In 1983, Harold committed himself to the field and served as an apprentice under several master trainers. Since then, Harold has established himself as a Master Dog Trainer, with thousands of satisfied clients over the years.

 

"A happy dog is a trained dog."

Dogs are pack animals and need to be led. They want consistency from their owner! If you establish yourself as the leader, the dog will always follow. Harold will teach you and your family dog to develop a stronger relationship through positive encouragement and discipline.

 

Harold focuses on positioning you as the leader and ensuring your family dog understands authority. He can help you solve everyday obedience issues, including dog aggression, prey distractions, leash pulling, unnecessary barking, bullying, housebreaking, and other problems.

 

Before Harold agrees to train any dog, he thoroughly evaluates the dog and its relationship with its family. While he's never turned away any dog, he has turned away families that are not committed to improving the relationship with their dogs.

 

Harold guarantees his work for the dog's life – as long as the family is willing to follow his philosophy and instructions to keep their dog in a place of obedience and happiness.

 

There are no gimmicks here, such as e-collars or treat training – clients over the years have praised his ability to significantly improve their family's relationship with their dog through hard work and consistency.

 

Your relationship with your family's dog is unique. Harold offers customized private training, group training sessions, around-the-clock technical support, and in-home boarding. We can't wait to meet you and your family dog – let's talk!