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  Heather S.

  Shared on yelp.com 6 years, 10 months ago

  "Sit", "stay", "come", "down" Troy knows all these commands and can teach your dog them as well. Clients come to my home so it's important to have a well behaved dog. My dog has many health issues that affect her behavior. I need to have a quiet environment since I'm a massage therapist and it was apparent I needed some help with my dog. Troy takes the time to explain behaviors. Even though I've had dogs most of my life I really hadn't put much thought into why my dog is behaving a certain way. Now that I've learned more about the subject I now catch myself noticing how much humans really don't understand about their dog's behavior. I'm not an expert by any means, but I see people acting exactly like I was which wasn't working so I try to offer suggestions. Sometimes in life it's worth the time and money to seek the help of a professional and this was a great investment for me.

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  Tod H.

  Shared on yelp.com 7 years ago

  First. You have to understand dogs, specifically your dog. You can't work with them unless you understand them. Our dog (Boomer) would shake, I thought it was excitement. Troy read Boomer right away ... he wasn't excited he was fearful. Seriously ... you obviously work differently with a dog that is excited versus one that is fearful. Just makes sense, but you have to know your dog, and Troy does. That's just one thing, just a small sample of what we have learned working with Troy. ...

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  Laura S.

  Shared on yelp.com 7 years, 1 month ago

  Last year we adopted a Border Collie named Kip. Within the first week of him being in our home, he bit at least one person and snapped at several others. Needless to say we were concerned as we have an active home with three teenagers and my grandbaby, who was only 6 months old, is a regular visitor. ...

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