Virtual Dog Training Offered by Westchester County Trainer

PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. - April 15, 2020 - PRLog -- Virtual Training will allow dog owners to train from their home, with the flexibility to train on their own schedule.  This service provides many benefits, including convenience, expert advice, and the ability to problem solve canine behavior problems when they typically occur.  Sessions last 30-45 and are priced affordably for those with financial concerns.  Virtual Training can be combined with in-person training, or as a stand-alone service during self-distancing restrictions.  While aimed at New York area clients, dog owners from any location can benefit.

Virtual Training will help explain learning theory and canine behavior in detail.  Videos, handouts and/or email reports will follow each session to further the owners' understanding of training concepts.  In addition to obedience commands, virtual training can help with multiple behavior issues, including aggression, barking, attention seeking problems, nipping and chewing, and more.  House and crate training can be thoroughly examined and implemented during the virtual sessions.  Any age, breed or size dog can benefit from the training sessions.  All techniques used are based on positive reinforcement techniques.

About the trainer:

Holly Santana is a respected and experienced dog trainer and canine behavior consultant in Westchester County, NY. She has been training dogs for over 15 years, including obedience training, improving complex behavioral problems, and setting up puppy owners to succeed. Holly is referred by many local shelters and was the Director of Training at three locations of Canine Kindergarten daycare.  Her knowledgeable approach and positive philosophy make dog training easy for both novice and experienced dog owners.  Holly is certified by the Certification Council of Professional Dog Trainers (CPDT-KA), an AKC Canine Good Citizen Evaluator, and a member of the American Pet Dog Trainers Association and Pet Professional Guild.  More info can be found at http://www.DogDoneGood.com