Frequently Asked Questions

Dog psychology is the study of how dogs think, behave, and interact with their environment and humans. It focuses on understanding the mental processes and emotional needs of dogs to improve their well-being and strengthen the bond between them and their owners.

 We welcome all breeds, sizes, ages, and behavior issues. Our experience spans a wide range of breeds and behavior challenges, from minor to more difficult problems. Remember, all dogs can learn—regardless of their age. Training is for you, while rehabilitation is for your dog.

  Dogs of all ages can learn; it’s essential for you to understand their communication, which we’ll guide you through. By being consistent and making slight changes to your habits, you can help your dog thrive.

We are not just trainers; we are dog behaviorists. Our focus is on helping you understand your dog’s behavior rather than simply masking it. Instead of teaching obedience, we guide you in interpreting your dog’s body language and needs, while also establishing effective rules, boundaries, and limitations. Rather than controlling your dog through obedience, we empower you to understand their mind and communicate effectively and fairly.

 Training takes place at the Dog Psychology Center, a facility spread over 43 acres dedicated to dogs. It features Air conditioned kennels, swimming pools, and private hiking trails, all designed to provide an enriching environment for your dog’s learning and enjoyment.

 Your dog will stay in the trainer's home, which includes a comfortable dog room, a cozy dog living room, and two acres of securely fenced land. This environment ensures your dog’s comfort and safety, along with 24/7 supervision for peace of mind.