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When you choose a Certified Pet Dog Trainer, you can be confident
that you are working with a professional who has the knowledge and
expertise to make your investment in dog training safe, effective, and
even fun! Certified Pet Dog Trainers have dog training skills as well
as instructor skills to enhance the experience and success for you
and your pet dog.
Certified Pet Dog Trainers have earned this credential by
demonstrating their knowledge and experience in dog training. A
Certified Pet Dog Trainer stays informed of current knowledge in the
field and is familiar with the latest, most effective training techniques
and equipment. A Certified Pet Dog Trainer adheres to a strict Code
of Ethics. They are educated in the areas of ethology, behavior and
learning theory.
The Certification Council for Professional Dog Trainers
www.ccdpt.com, is committed to maintaining rigorous testing and
recertification systems to provide dog owners with information to help
them make an informed choice when selecting a dog trainer.
Christina Dwyer, Assistant Trainer - Binghamton, NY
Christina assists with our classes in Binghamton, NY at
the Cornell University Cooperative Extension. She has
been training animals since she was a child! Christina has
been training people and their companion animals with us
for over 2 years now.
the Cornell University Cooperative Extension. She has
been training animals since she was a child! Christina has
been training people and their companion animals with us
for over 2 years now.
Nikki Dwyer, Trainer - Binghamton, NY
Nikki trains with us at our BInghamton location but is currently
away studying at LeMoyne College.
away studying at LeMoyne College.
Connie is a CCPDT nationally
certified professional dog
trainer and IAABC
internationally certified animal
behavior consultant. She
strives to help you acquire the
skills you need to train your
dog successfully with a focus
on positive reinforcement. She
will help you achieve the BEST
relationship with your dog!
certified professional dog
trainer and IAABC
internationally certified animal
behavior consultant. She
strives to help you acquire the
skills you need to train your
dog successfully with a focus
on positive reinforcement. She
will help you achieve the BEST
relationship with your dog!
Patricia Crawford, Head Trainer - Cortland, NY
Pat is our newest instructor. We are thrilled to have her
leading our training classes in Cortland,NY. Read on to find
out more from Pat below.
I recently retired after teaching for twenty-three years and am
looking forward to transferring teaching skills to my new
hobby. The hobby being a little jack russell terrier that I was
lucky enough to relieve my nephew of. Audrey is nine
months old and I have had her for four of those months. She
was not fully house trained when I got her so that is the first
trick we worked on. She walks nicely on a loose leash and
can sit, go into the down position, rollover, and stay for short
periods of time.
Fortunately, I can put a lot of time into training and am looking
forward to working with other dogs. I met Connie Dwyer
through classes, and have found working with dogs to be so
much fun. I am very interested in dogs and want to share my
interest with others. Life with Audrey has become much
calmer after training. She is very energetic, but has a great
disposition.
I have found that there were not many training options in the
Cortland area. Training in this area will enable me to practice
what I have learned and to help other dog owners train their
dogs. Training has helped me understand dog behaviors and
body language. I can also appreciate having a dog that
comes when called. I am really looking forward to teaching in
a whole other area.
leading our training classes in Cortland,NY. Read on to find
out more from Pat below.
I recently retired after teaching for twenty-three years and am
looking forward to transferring teaching skills to my new
hobby. The hobby being a little jack russell terrier that I was
lucky enough to relieve my nephew of. Audrey is nine
months old and I have had her for four of those months. She
was not fully house trained when I got her so that is the first
trick we worked on. She walks nicely on a loose leash and
can sit, go into the down position, rollover, and stay for short
periods of time.
Fortunately, I can put a lot of time into training and am looking
forward to working with other dogs. I met Connie Dwyer
through classes, and have found working with dogs to be so
much fun. I am very interested in dogs and want to share my
interest with others. Life with Audrey has become much
calmer after training. She is very energetic, but has a great
disposition.
I have found that there were not many training options in the
Cortland area. Training in this area will enable me to practice
what I have learned and to help other dog owners train their
dogs. Training has helped me understand dog behaviors and
body language. I can also appreciate having a dog that
comes when called. I am really looking forward to teaching in
a whole other area.
Christian Locke, Assistant Trainer - Binghamton, NY
Christian joined us in early this year and is a great asset to
our team. He has a great rapport with people and dogs
alike. Christian also occasionally assists in our Cortland
classes.
our team. He has a great rapport with people and dogs
alike. Christian also occasionally assists in our Cortland
classes.