Protected: Steps to Implement SMART Goals for Dog Trainers
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Altering Dog Training Appointments
When dog trainers first begin working in the field, we are so eager to sign clients that we will do anything they ask. Clients are busy people. Not only do they have a dog to train, they have errands and after-school activities. As a result, they often request that we alter dog-training appointments by fifteen […]
Why Dog Trainers Have Policies and Procedures
Dog trainers have policies and procedures in place to protect their interest, the dogs they train and the human client. It also ensures the human client is on the same page as the trainer.