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Stacy's Wag'N'Train • San Jose, CA • contact us
We offer in-home Expert Personal Training so you know that I am working one-on-one with you and your dog to solve most types of behavior problems. Our obedience school also offers a limited number of group classes with SMALL class sizes and a caring, educated, experienced instructor. Our training is designed to help you get the pet dog you and your family want and deserve! We have special group classes for young puppies (10-20 weeks), and of course for older and bigger dogs as well! Check out our services today! What's
New? Updated August
25, 2008
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| NEW: Stacy will be out of town August 25 through September 2. I will answer your emails and inquiries on my return! )'( NEW: "Companion Dog 1," "Puppy Kindergarten," and "Building the Reliable Recall workshop" have been added to the September class schedule! NEW: Flipper is now blogging on Dogster and Stacy is musing about dog training on LiveJournal. NEW: See what others have said about Stacy on LinkedIn, on Yelp, Bay Area Neighbor, and on Yahoo Local. Be the first to rewiew us on Dogster and Yellowpages.com! Stacy's article, "Why I Love Clicker Training", is featured in the Bay Woof newspaper. Thanks to Takako Johnson's wonderful work, we now offer our Companion Dog 1/Puppy Kindergarten and Companion Dog 2 handbooks in Japanese (as well as Chinese L1 and of course English)! Should you learn dog training from TV shows? Read other authors' articles here (new!), here and here.
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Flip celebrates his 9th birthday by pulling nearly-5-year-old Monica on a saucer! |
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Stacy's dog Flipper and 2-yr-old daughter Monica show off an alternative to pulling on a leash...! |
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"I
have learned that I can enjoy my dog in more ways,
take him more places, and
develop a better relationship
with him through positive training"
-- Marie Devaney, pet owner
If you have a new dog or puppy, obedience school or training classes are a great way to learn how to establish the rules and relationship you and your dog will be happy to live with.
If you already have a dog that you love and care for, maybe you would like the dog to obey you better in return for all you do. Your dog isn't ungrateful for the food, shelter, and love you give him, but he probably doesn't understand all that you expect of him. Dogs behave according to dog rules, after all, which don't recognize antique furniture, leisurely walks, or late-night quiet hours.
We'll teach you how to communicate your rules to your dog while enhancing the relationship between you and your four-footed "family member". We'll help you learn how your dog learns and how you can take advantage of all the good things you provide to get the behavior you want.

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