Best Buddy Dog Training
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Best Buddy Dog Training
2114 Plainfield Pike
Greene, RI 02827

Phone1: 401 397 7875
Phone2: 401 744 1115
Phone3: 786 302 3203

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The Well-trained Dog
The well-trained dog is a happy dog. Well-trained dogs get to go more places. The dog that knows how to behave in various situations or to look to you for guidance in unfamiliar situations is able to do more things and have more freedom. Things like …
Behavior
A well-trained dog behaves in ways that enhance your connection and relationship. A well-trained dog greets you and your guests respectfully with a wagging tail, and all …
Our Training Philosophy
Our philosophy and methods teach you to establish a trusting, loving, and respectful relationship through proper and consistent bonding procedures that psychologically influence the dog to see you as …
Effective Leadership
Clear and effective leadership is the best way to control a dog's behavior. For a dog, leadership is not a "grey" area. However, many dog owners (and trainers) are unclear in …

Motivation & Corrections

Once the dog has accepted your leadership and begun to exhibit respectful calm submission, he is taught correct behaviors and to follow commands thru consistent motivation such as praise, affection, toys, treats, closeness and if necessary, correction. Motivation and praise are given happily, enthusiastically and unabashedly. Corrections are given consistently and as gently as possible, but as firmly as necessary. The dog learns that obedience is not optional and to respond appropriately to commands given one time in a calm voice. Always, our focus is on the development of a positive, loving relationship.


Simon demonstrating trust

Sometimes, the motivation and the reward are the same thing ...


Keiser waits for permission