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Service Overview

Types of Dog Training

  • Family Dog
  • Behavior Modification
  • Working Dog

Specialty Focus Areas

  • Potty Training
  • Leash Pulling
  • Recall
  • Reactivity / Aggression
  • chewing
  • Barking Excessively
  • Separation Anxiety
  • Fearfulness
  • Jumping on People
  • crate

Training Formats Offered

  • In-Home
  • Private Lessons
  • Board and Train

Program Formats

  • One-Time Consultation
  • Sessions Package
  • Intensive Program

Age of Dogs Trained

  • Puppy (<1 year)
  • Adolescent (1-2 years)
  • Adult (2-8 years)
  • Senior (8+ years)

Dog Training Methodology

Methods: 

  • Positive Reinforcement Only

Who’s A Good Boy offers customized dog training programs, emphasizing education and inspiration for owners. They begin with an in-home evaluation to observe the pet in its familiar environment and discuss client needs.

Their Board and Train programs, called “discovery camps,” provide an immersive training experience where dogs live as part of the trainers’ family in a cozy, country environment, focusing on warmth, attention, time, consistency, reward, and genuine care.

Pricing & Policies

Pricing Summary

An In-Home Evaluation costs $75.

Testimonials

“I simply can’t recommend this great team enough.”
– Stephen Swan

“A well earned and well deserved 5-Star reputation.”
– Andrea Plank

“Incredible programs with big results. Our pack was clearly loved and in the best hands.”
– Darlene Hobbs

About the Trainer

Who’s A Good Boy Dog Training is dedicated to enhancing dogs’ lives by educating and inspiring owners through customized programs. They explicitly state their commitment to refusing any introduction of violence, cruelty, abuse, or harm to pets, building their identity on trust with both pets and owners.

They offer various training formats including in-home evaluations, private lessons, and specialized board and train programs. Their board and train services, known as “discovery camps,” welcome dogs into a family-like, cozy country environment, emphasizing warmth, attention, time, consistency, reward, and genuine care as core training pillars.

Beyond training, Who’s A Good Boy also accepts new boarding dogs. The business is co-founded by Nick Seabrook, the head dog-trainer, and Jen Seabrook.

Accomplishments

Nick Seabrook is a professional member of the International Association of Canine Professionals, a 2015 graduate of the National K9 Learning Center of Columbus, and is certified in First Aid by the American Red Cross. Jen Seabrook is a co-founder and a graduate of The University of Maryland with a degree in communication.

How to Get Started!

To get started, clients are asked to fill out an In-Home Evaluation form. This initial step allows the trainers to gather information and schedule a visit to the pet’s home, where they can observe the pet in its environment and discuss solutions tailored to the owner’s goals.

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  • 10+ Years Experience

  • Free Consultation

Availability

  • Weekdays
  • Weekends
  • Morning
  • Afternoon

Certifications

  • Credentialed

Associations

  • IACP

Misc Features

  • wheelchair accessible parking

Other Services Offered

  • Pet boarding service
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