Pulling on the leash, barking at every dog on the street, ignoring you the second the door opens. Tell Ed what is going on and he will call you and talk it through. The consultation is free, and so is the evaluation that follows if it is a fit.
About a minute of questions. Nothing is owed for the call.
He drags you the whole way and locks on to every dog across the street, so you have started driving somewhere quieter just to avoid the scene.
Perfect in the kitchen, deaf in the yard. Which means the leash never comes off and everybody misses the part that was supposed to be fun.
YouTube, a group class, three different collars. Some of it held for a week. Nobody has watched your dog in your house and told you what is actually going on.
There is no facility and no class of twelve. Ed comes to you, which means he sees the doorway, the yard and the street where the behavior actually happens, not a training room your dog will never visit again.
He has been training dogs for more than twenty years, starting with his own and then for family, friends and now clients across Kendall County. Same trainer from the first session to the last, so nobody has to explain the dog twice.
Mostly reward based, with corrections used sparingly and fairly when they are needed. The plan you get is one you can actually run on a Tuesday evening.
Every program is built around the dog in front of him. Same trainer, same method, different plan.
Ed comes to you, which is the whole point of training in the place the problem happens. Further out than the list? Ask. You will get a straight yes or no rather than a runaround.
A minute of questions here, then you pick a time and Ed calls you and listens. It costs nothing and you are not on a list afterwards.
If you are both a fit, Ed meets you and your dog in person, hands on the leash, in the place the behavior actually happens. That evaluation is free too.
What to do, in what order, and what to do when it falls apart on a Tuesday. You and your dog both get trained, because only one of you is there at 6am.
One minute now, then a real conversation with the man who would be doing the training. Whether you go further is entirely up to you.
About a minute. The consultation is free.
Pick the one that bothers you most.
Roughly is fine.
Ed will tell you on the call if something else fits better.
So Ed knows the drive before he calls.
Straight answer is fine, there is no wrong one.
Then you pick a time on the next screen.
Ed has your details. Taking you to the calendar now so you can pick your time.