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Hello my name is Kevin. I am dedicated to improve the wellness of dogs social needs, emotional needs, biological needs, physical needs through the help of positive reinforcement and conditioning I plan to make a huge impact on your dog or puppy. I am a dog obedience trainer that also specialize in dog fitness through exercise, runs, hikes and mental stimulation as well as dog treats and more to come! I love what I do and I plan on continuing to invest in myself. I have been working with dogs for a little over three years and I find the best time is watching the dog realize and understand what you are asking from them. All it take is patience, understanding, and consistent time which I love to put in. Please feel free to explore my page and contact me for more information
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Most pet owner won't have as much time as a dog trainer would to effectively handle a hyperactive dog. But setting small goals daily is just the same and will help for puppies learning and developing skills.
  1. ​Five minutes a day of mental and impulse control can help tire out any ative thinking or moving puppy. Let's be honest long thirty minute walks can actually trigger some dogs activity level. So working the mental and impulse urges to jet out doors or chase a ball can really work wonders. 

  2. Five minutes a day of basic obedience training can help go a long way with the connection and focus level of any dog. Just not working with your dog will give them the idea of doing what they want when they want which can ultimately cause trouble down the line. Having a hyperactive non listening dog is not fun and a hassle. 
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  3. Visiting a new place for a dog will allow their nose sceneries to be active and take their mind off of unused energy which ultimately burn their energy mentally. 

    A Lot of times over stimulated dogs are just unworked dogs so get out there and be creative, have fun and work that dog. A tired dog is a happy dog!