by Katie McKnight | Mar 25, 2024 | Certified dog trainer course, School for dog trainers, study dog training, Understanding dogs
As a professional dog trainer, having access to the right resources and implementing effective practices is essential for success in your field. In this blog, we explore 7 must-have resources and practices for dog trainers. These will help improve your skill set and...
by Katie McKnight | Dec 18, 2023 | obedience training, School for dog trainers, study dog training
Do your clients find themselves walking their dog and getting dragged down the street in pursuit of a squirrel? Maybe the new rescue dog you are training thinks slippers are the tastiest chew toy? There’s a secret to transforming dogs into well-behaved...
by Katie McKnight | Jul 4, 2022 | Certified dog trainer course, obedience training, study dog training
You started your own dog training business and received a call from your first potential client. Congratulations! Two key elements of a dog trainer is getting a clear understanding of the issues clients face and creating a training plan for their dogs. A...
by Katie McKnight | Feb 13, 2022 | #nassaucountydogtrainers, #nsalvolunteer, #queensdogtrainers, ISCDT success stories, School for dog trainers, study dog training
Today we are proud to spotlight ISCDT Graduate Jay Elfman. Jay successfully completed ISCDT’s online course and in-person internship program. Upon graduation he received the title Certified Dog Trainer, Proficient Skill & Comprehension from our school. We...
by Katie McKnight | Jan 3, 2022 | Certified dog trainer course, dog tips, obedience training, study dog training, Understanding dogs
Welcoming a new pet into your home is exciting! No matter how excited you are for your new furry bundle of joy, your new dog requires a decompression period. This is necessary if the dog is eight-weeks, eight months, eight years or somewhere in between. The...
by Katie McKnight | Oct 18, 2021 | Certified dog trainer course, dog tips, obedience training, study dog training
Humans are often bothered when their dog stares at them while pooping. Yet, in a dog’s mind, staring while pooping is natural. I thought my days of talking about poop ended once my sons matured and got past bathroom-themed jokes. Since we’ve had numerous clients...