Hope for Dogs Canine Obedience Training

Hope for Dogs offers Behavioral Modifications & Problem Solving, Puppy Developmental Training, On-Leash Training, and Off-Leash Training. Behavioral modification includes assessing your dog’s behaviors, helping you understand what causes them, and customizing solutions to resolve negative behaviors.

Puppy training focuses on developing beneficial habits, promoting successful potty training, and quick adaptation to a new environment. It also covers understanding Critical Developmental Stages and proper socialization. On-Leash training is the foundation for a well-mannered dog, addressing proper heeling, loose leash walking, and basic obedience commands like Sit, Sit-Stay, Coming when called, Down, and Down-Stay. Off-Leash training ensures control using verbal and hand commands when the dog is not at your side, further displaying your position as pack leader and developing trust and respect.

Policies

Hope for Dogs offers satisfaction guaranteed and lifetime support for their training services.

Hope for Dogs Canine Obedience Training helps owners understand how their dogs communicate, establish positive pack leadership skills, and apply behavioral modifications. They provide customized solutions for undesirable behaviors through convenient in-home training, which offers a stress-free environment without distractions.

The training aims to develop a mutually rewarding working relationship with dogs stemming from respect and love. Owners will feel confident in handling their dog’s behaviors, anticipating and minimizing potential challenging situations. Hope for Dogs offers satisfaction guaranteed and lifetime support.

Accomplishments

Hope Verbon-Lucas, the trainer, developed her passion for dogs growing up with show and field trained Labradors. After struggling with her own shelter dog, Willie, she was inspired to learn more about communicating with dogs.

She completed an extensive, hands-on mentorship program, worked as a behaviorist at a local shelter, and trained dogs for a rescue foundation before providing solutions to other dog owners.

How to Get Started!

To get started, clients can submit their questions by email through a contact form. The form requests basic contact information and details about the dog’s specific behavioral issues, such as difficulty walking, housebreaking needs, destructive chewing, excessive barking, aggression, jumping, fearfulness, biting, or begging.