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Address: 6719 W. 44th Ave. Wheat Ridge, CO 80033 | Phone: 720-839-1102 | Email | 2009 Front Range K9 Academy. All rights reserved.
Address: 6719 W. 44th Ave. Wheat Ridge, CO 80033 | Phone: 720-839-1102 | Email | 2009 Front Range K9 Academy. All rights reserved.
| Frequently Asked Questions: Q: Why shouldn’t I just go to a big-name pet store or breed club and pay about $100 for dog training? A: If you wanted a great steak dinner, would you go to a fast-food restaurant? Big pet store chains are all about QUANTITY, not QUALITY. With Front Range K-9 Academy, you’re paying for the very best in professional behavior modification and canine counseling. You're not paying for quantity-driven, large group dog training classes. Q: How much time will this take? A: We offer private sessions that may only take 2 - 3 sessions, or 8 week semi-private group classes. Q: How much work do I have to do? A: That depends on your dog. However, most owners find that if they work with their dog for at least 20 minutes, 2 times a day, they will see results. Remember: The team consists of 3 players - you, your dog, and your trainer. YOU control 2/3 of the team. Q: How long do sessions last? A: Sessions generally last from 45 to 90 minutes, with one hour being the average. Q: How often do we come visit our behaviorist? A: Weekly sessions will give you the fastest results, but in today’s world, we know schedules can be hectic, so we try to be as flexible as possible. Q: How much will this cost? A: That all depends on your goal and the program you select. We have services ranging from $75 to $1170 dollars. Our goal is to find the service that works for you and your individual needs. Ask yourself this: How much does a waste of time & money cost? Amateur dog trainers usually charge around $100. They do not offer specialized behavior modification methods. Imagine paying good money and then your dog is more aggressive, destructive, obnoxious, and disobedient than before. Over 50% of the dogs we see each year have already been to large group training classes with an amateur dog trainer. Dog Training and Behavior Modification are not the same! Q: What Methods of Behavior Modification do you use? A: We use the positive motivation method - combining positive reinforcement and humane guidance. Our on-staff behaviorist, Jennifer Hime, developed the techniques you will learn - they have been honed over 20 years of experience, with over 3000 dogs. The methods are proven. The results are reliable. Click here to read more about our methods. |
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