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Raleigh
"The Raleigh Dog Trainer" can teach you how to train your dog in the convenience of your own home without costing you a lot of dog bones. In-home training allows one on one personal attention for you, the family, and your dog(s). There's no need to yell when you can learn how to whisper. This particular method of communication will actually improve the relationship, and most importantly at the same time make the obedience training and behavior modification that much easier for you and the dog.
Raleigh
It's not magic, it's dog training done right! Providing professional dog training to Wake County, NC. We offer Private Lessons, Board and Train programs and Group Classes. Puppy and Adult obedience, House Breaking, Behavioral problems resolutions, Leash Reactivity, Off Leash
Raleigh
Providing foundations and solutions to common and unique behavior concerns, Total Pet Care LLC. teaches you how to achieve your behavior goals using only the most humane, safe, and effective methods. With Total Pet Care LLC. learning never hurts.
Mandy Matherly
I love the great care Rebecca at Total Pet Care gives to my animals when they are there. I can sleep well knowing they are in capable hands. Whether it be my elderly dog that needs to lay down for an entire groom over a couple days or my spunky dog that’s a little apprehensive of the clippers, she always makes sure they’re happy and comfortable before proceeding. I’ve also boarded with her, and my two came back better behaved than ever!
Raleigh
Obedience, Manners, Behavior Problems, Housebreaking, Aggression. Balanced dog training for southern Wake Co.
Raleigh
Teacher's Pet offers science driven Positive Reinforcement training for both dogs and humans. Our Core Principles are simple and easy to execute: Reward what you like, Remove rewards for what you don't, and Get ahead of the problem behavior. We can help with both Basic Obedience and Behavior Modification.
Raleigh
Amanda Joyce
We have a three week old newborn and a 1.5 yr old dog. I anticipated the adjustment we would face with a new baby, but I did not consider how our dog would handle it. With help from Jen, using the Family Paws techniques, I have already seen a positive change in our puppy's behavior toward the baby in just the short time since I contacted them! The FPE information has helped me identify "concerning" body language so I can respond accordingly. Dogs are not humans and do not reason the way we do, so it's important to know what behaviors like tail wagging, licking, yawning actually mean for a dog. I would have never learned that had I not stumbled across the Family Paws organization after searching for help. If you have children and dogs in your home (even if you don't think you've seen "questionable" signs), it would be a very wise choice for you to choose Family Paws to help! I am truly so grateful I did! It has been so valuable to our family.
Raleigh
Donna Friend
Patrice is an amazing trainer who teaches you how to use love and positive reinforcement to create an incredible bond between your and your dog. After interviewing five other trainers we choose Patrice because she was the only trainer to create an individual plain to address our specific needs. We were so happy working with Patrice that we have now progressed to off leash obedience training and our Canine Good Citizenship Certification. I have worked with other trainers in the past and I can tell you from personal experience Patrice is the only trainer you will ever need.
Raleigh
Barbara G
Dr. Sawyer is by far the best vet I've ever had. When my cat was diagnosed with terminal cancer she talked us through all the possible treatments, and when we called with (so many!) questions about medications she took time to explain all possible side-effects and interactions they might have. Right up to the end of his life she was both incredibly caring yet professional, and I'm grateful to both her and all of the vet techs my guy encountered. They truly went above and beyond, and I'm so grateful.
Raleigh
pandapower
I took my very long haired Maine Coon kitty to get groomed. After telling the office ladies that I would be in my office all day, and not accepting phone calls, I told them how I wanted the cat to have her hair cut, and wrote a letter to the groomer (which clearly never made it to her) -- the groomer called me at work, and acted like she had never gotten the note. Regardless of that, the groomer did an excellent job, which has to be hard to do for on a cat that is fat and fluffy. She even put a cute little bandana around her neck! They only have the long hair cat groomer come in 2 Fridays a month, so the availability kind of stinks, But I will be taking my cat back for sure.
I began my professional career working with dogs in 2014 while I was in school at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. I started out simply walking dogs to make some extra money, but that quickly turned into a full-time job. I have been working professionally with dogs for over six years now, and I have been training dogs for three. I have worked diligently to create trusting relationships with hundreds of clients and their dogs. I take pride in my reputation as a positive, kind, loving, and trustworthy professional, which I have created by providing exceptional dog training services for all of my clients and their dogs. I am a positive dog trainer, which means that I teach your dogs through positive reinforcement, and NEVER use anything that will harm your dog or make him/her uncomfortable - No shock collars, prong collars, electric collars, leash jerking, yelling, corrections, or any other aversive tool or method of any kind. I have taught dogs basic obedience through puppy training, taught dogs to walk politely on a leash, helped dogs to cope with severe aggression and anxiety, taught advanced obedience concepts, and helped dogs to overcome destructive chewing, excessive digging, barking, jumping up, and more. I have worked with dogs of all sizes, ages, temperaments, and needs, including over 75 different dog breeds. I am confident that I can teach your dog anything you would like him/her to learn. Please do not hesitate to contact me via phone ((910) •••-••••), email (d•••••@••••.com), or here on Bark. You can also visit my website www.darbsndogs.com - Thanks so much!
I commonly tell people that I think that dogs are one of, if not the greatest contributor to human wellbeing and happiness there was, is, or will ever be. I consider it a privilege to spend each day with dogs and make the lives of the dog and the owner better as a result.
I started Darbs ‘n Dogs because I love dogs.
Well, everyone loves dogs, right?
Sure. Most people probably would say that they like or love dogs when asked. I mean something a little different.
While I was in college, I had a friend named Bre. She was my workout partner and one of my best friends. One night while we were training she brought up that she walked dogs in her spare time. I thought it sounded cool, but I didn’t really see it as anything more than a “side-gig” or a way to make some extra money.
Fast-forward to about a year later, I applied for a job as a dog walker and sitter for a phenomenal local business in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. After a month-long interview and background check process, I was hired. This was the first time I realized that perhaps this dog-walking thing was more serious than I had thought.
I got one client, then I got two clients, and three, and after three months I had a full schedule, often times walking seven or eight dogs a day, seven days a week. It went from “cool part time job” to “Holy cow I’m busy, but I love this, and I can make a living doing it?!?!”
Sure it wasn’t always sunshine and rainbows – often times it was rainy and rather miserable outside – but still, I got to spend my days with dogs and I was getting paid to do it. I LOVED it! Before long, I was reading books about dog breeds, behavior, history, biology, and training, and I of course was observing and working with dogs for 10 hours a day, or so. After several years, I eventually got to the point where other people started to notice my connection to dogs. I did not believe or acknowledge it at first, not even second or third—after about 20 people mentioned my “connection” to dogs, I came to acknowledge that it was real. That is what I mean when I say I LOVE dogs. Dogs seem to be naturally drawn to me, and I to them. I am able to communicate with dogs in a way that is effective and clear, enabling me to train dogs to do anything dogs are capable of learning.
Over an almost six year period, I learned many of the various nuances of dog walking, I learned to train dogs, I developed lifelong friendships with many of my clients, and I gained experience working with over 75 breeds of dogs of all sizes, ages, and temperaments. I also developed a reverence for the trust that my clients placed in me to care for and train their dogs. I took great pride in the reliable and exceptional service that I provided for each of my clients and their dogs, and those things continue to be of utmost importance to me today.
I incorporated Darbs ‘n Dogs in 2016 but for a number of reasons, Darbs ‘n Dogs did not officially launch until February 14, 2020. Darbs ‘n Dogs looks like and technically is a one-man show, but I (Darby; Ahm… Darbs) could not do it without the support of my wonderful family, friends, and clients. I think that dogs are one of, if not the greatest contributor to human wellbeing and happiness there was, is, or will ever be. I consider it a privilege to work with dogs each day and I am truly grateful for the gift each and every dog is to the world.
Darbs 'n Dogs is a local, family-owned business dedicated to reliable, exceptional service that you can trust. Dogs seem to be naturally drawn to me, and I to them - I am able to communicate with dogs in a way that is effective and clear, enabling me to train dogs to do anything dogs are capable of learning. I use positive training methods ONLY and I focus on teaching your dog through operant conditioning and positive reinforcement, rather than punishing him/her when he/she does something wrong. I never use anything that would harm your dog or make him/her uncomfortable. Positive Training is scientifically proven to be the most effective and enjoyable method of training dogs, and it is also the only ethical way to do it. I teach you and your dog how to thrive together in a fun, positive way at a price that is unmatched in value. Please do not hesitate to ask me any questions you may have - I am always available via phone, email, or here on Bark. Thanks so much!
4.91/5.00
based on 143 reviews
The average rating for Bark Dog Trainers in Raleigh is 4.91, based on 143 reviews.
