Boston k9 LLC

Boston k9 LLC was founded in 1995. Dog training has been my passion since I was 12 years old when a neighbor showed me the basics. It started with Sasha, a female Rottweiler. At the beginning, I was teaching Sasha only simple commands. However, as time passed, my training evolved. I became more interested in the scent trail. This led to tracking scents. The scent trail aspect of my training seemed very interesting to me, and I was eager to learn more about how dogs can communicate with humans. I then went to my neighbor's house to give off leash behavior training to their two dogs and to teach them basic obedience commands. I was quite confident when training my neighbor's dogs, and I felt that I had a good start on my career as a dog trainer. I volunteered at a local humane society for two years before moving to a kennel. At the humane society, I was particularly interested in training fearful dogs. Later, I trained all dogs that were brought to the kennel. It was rewarding when I managed to teach some dogs to behave so well that they found their new homes. While still at the humane society, a new kennel that offered group classes was opened, and I was hired to be the trainer. These classes followed the AKC CGC guidelines, and most of the dogs coming to me were mostly Mastiffs and Cocker Spaniels.

In summary, the clients' experiences with Boston K9 Training have been overwhelmingly positive. Jeff was frequently mentioned. His expertise, patience, and innovation in training lab puppies, golden retrievers, and other breeds received accolades. His passion for the work has led to many significant transformations— estating the behavioral parent of recall, and resource guarding in the dog. For many clients, Jeff's training methods provided the foundation for Detchi's future training growth as lab puppy classes showed. Jeff's dedication and ability to modify classes to meet the clients' comfort successive in st centuries. task, particularly during challenging milestones, aid in the transformation of dogs like Tracker, who are now more confident and well-behaved and have fewer emotional issues than they did before. Another unique feature of some secondary treatments is the attention to client education. Clients received a deeper understanding of how their behaviors would influence their progress, encouraging them to apply and adjust their acquired knowledge independently in different environments. Many client reviews indicated that their dogs had improved in confidence, happiness, and behavior. Most clients said that they enjoyed training and that the dogs were responding positively, which showed that they were fulfilled and content. Clients cited off-leash mountain hikes as an example, where their well-behaved and well-trained dogs enjoyed and followed the trails rather than straying out of sight. The K9 training team, primarily Jeff, are square things up. A 100% recommendation.