Call of the Canine

In Call of the Canine, Cheryl Smith, over her forty-plus years of dog training, blaze a trail. Cheryl was in search of innovative solutions and came across early giants like Job Michael Evans, Jack and Wendy Volhard, and then hit pay dirt with Dr. Ian Dunbar. That meeting was a game changer - truly a “lightbulb explosion” that left Cheryl with a lifelong connection. She created the first practical curriculum and platform for behavior modification. The programme caters for dogs that used to be a routine recommendation for euthanasia. She was even sponsored by her new programme, which is aimed at instructors and provides them with training and experience. This class, which focuses on leash-walking, recalls, and responses to distractions and more, is taught under advanced instruction. This program is serious business that requires five hours of instruction per week. The class focusses on advanced leash-walking, Sitting, Standing, and Down, and ignores distractions in the surrounding environment. This level of training focuses on a quick response to Recalls in various life situations. Your dog can run by a cheeseburger and not notice it. The recall training is included in this level of difficulty, and it can even be taken off-leash.

Call of Canine is a highly rated dog training center with top-notch professionals. The reviews particularly highlight Cheryl and Monique's expertise and care for all dogs. Every piece of feedback consistently speaks to their ability to give effective training, especially for new pups and older dogs finding the place quite helpful. The session format helped dog owners become better at handling their pets and spot issues experienced by their dogs with millions of things being part of the sessions. Based on these reviews, Call of Canine is highly recommended by all customers. Many clients continue trusting that Cheryl and Monique remain at the top of professional dog treatment. Such compliments are a vote of confidence for this training facility. Every dog owner understands the value of training and how it impacts their dogs' lives.