Best Dog Training Tucson
Our Dog Trainers’ mission in dog training is to provide training for you and your dog that is scientically proven to make dogs understand the tasks and perform as reliable as a pet can possibly be trained to do.
Training programs are devided into teaching phase and training phase.
First a dog should be introduced to a reward system and needs to develope a relationship with the owner/trainer.
Then a dog’s behavior can be modified. Through precise comunication, he/she can find out which behaviors are paid for- and which ones are not.
This will lead to certain behaviors being repeated more often- because they are worth while doing.
The behaviors that are NOT paid for will weaken- or not be performed at all anymore.
Through those pricipals a dog will learn obedience behaviors by operating in the environemt with the trainer being the reward machine.
Zauberberg K9 offers different training programs to help matching your goals with your lifestyle:
| Private Lessons You are the Trainer- we teach you how your dog percieves the world! |
Board and Train Programs Your dog is trained by us |
Our YouTube Channel with more than 700 Dog Training Videos is solid proof of what we can do!
How to find a Dog Trainer in Arizona?
Zauberberg Dog Trainers train any breed at any age!
Training my German Shepherd
Training my Bulldog
Training my Doberman
Training my Belgium Malinois
Training my Heeler
Training my Husky
Training my Great Dane
Training my Cane Corso
Training my Doodle
Training my Poodle
One important part of setting up a successful training program for a specific breed of dog, is to know the breed characteristics.
Certain instinctive behaviors are very breed specific.
How were these breeds created?
All dogs come from the Wolf!
As Wolfs were more and more used by humans, the first selection process was to choose the ones that were easiest to live with. The shy temperament was eliminated right of the bet.
Then it was discovered that certain Wolfs had certain behaviors. One was more protective, the other was more interested in hunting, then there was one kind that liked to herd.
There were Wolfs of slightly different body types and different coat structures.
Humans started to breed the Wolfs to each other that had matching body types and temperaments they desired.
We now understand how our different breeds were created from the very same species, by selecting Wolfs with the desired structure and instincts (behavior tendencies), and mated them together.
We now understand why the Husky likes to pull the sled, the Rottweiler likes to protect, the Greyhound likes to chase and the German Short Hair Pointer likes to hunt birds.
Over thousands of years those animals with the same specific instincts have selectively been mated and reproduced. In training a dog, we will have to recognize that certain behaviors-trades- are very pronounced in certain breeds, and adjust the execution of training accordingly.