There are two sides to dog training: positive-only and avoidance training. Both styles of training are useful, but neither one of these styles should be entilrely relied on. Positive-only training consists of voice tone, body positioning, praise, and food reward. We have found that only using the techniques from this type of training often produces less than desirable results, with the dog only performing if the reward is “good enough.” Avoidance training typically uses training tools like slip collars, choke chains, pinchers, and shock collars but not all dogs need those. There are several variations of these methods but the all rely on classical conditioning techniques, if an inexperienced or untrained person utilizes these tools incorrectly, the result could be a scared, timid dog, or even aggressive dog and can create a whole new set of issues. Every case is different, and there is no one size fits all solution. Let us help determine the best method for you,

Our personalized approach ensures that the training techniques used are tailored to each dog’s unique needs and personality. This individualized attention maximizes the effectiveness of the training and facilitates faster progress. In addition to obedience training, Robinson Dog Training also addresses common behavior problems such as leash pulling, jumping, and aggression. Their techniques focus on positive reinforcement and building a strong bond between the owner and the dog. understands the importance of ongoing support and follows up with clients to ensure long-lasting results. We provide resources and guidance to owners, enabling them to continue reinforcing the training principles even after the sessions are completed.