If you want to grow your dog training business, setting clear goals is a must. Goals give you direction, keep you motivated, and help you track progress. Without a plan, it’s easy to feel stuck or unsure of what to do next. That’s where goal-setting frameworks come...
Saving for retirement while owning a dog training business involves a combination of sound financial planning, smart investment choices and long-term strategies. This ensures you have enough funds for retirement. Here are some key steps and considerations: 1. Create a...
A career in dog training can feel lonely at times. While the work itself is rewarding, it often involves long hours, especially if you’re working solo or running your own business. Dog trainers spend a lot of time in one-on-one sessions or working independently...
Marker Training Marker training, rooted in behavioral science, revolutionizes the way we communicate with our client dogs (our own dogs too). This method utilizes the power of precise timing and clear signals to bridge the language gap between humans and dogs. By...
The human side of dog training is just as important as working with the dog. Teaching dog owners how to train their own dogs is crucial because it strengthens the bond between them. Owners with an active role in their own dog’s training, learn how to communicate...
