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What makes a dog trainer, professional?

  • Carl Charlesworth
  • 23 hours ago
  • 1 min read
Is a dog trainer required to have certification? No.
Is insurance a requirement? No.

Am I certified? Yes! I am a certified dog trainer and canine behaviourist. I’m fully qualified, and certified with distinction.



But if that’s all I had, it really means nothing. With rigorous studying and determination, anyone can pass a qualification in dog training.


It’s everything together that really makes me a pro!


I started in 2004. I acquired dogs from the police.. Dogs who were not the right fit for very specific police work. I would re-train them for security work. Personal guard dogs, security dog handler jobs, and home security.


Years later, I shifted focus on to training domestic dogs to be good house pets (and/or home security).


I have vast experience and knowledge. I get fast, lasting results. I didn’t get certified until about 2020. I wanted the certification, just to see what sort of extra stuff I could learn. I’m always open to new methods and other ways of training. I didn’t learn much more, but I did learn a little more.

I already had proven experience, and as it’s not the law to be certified, so I didn’t have to.. I chose to. I’m glad I did. I realise some stuff they teach makes a lot of sense. Some stuff does not.


So why would you hire me?


I’m a professional, certified dog trainer and canine behaviourist with a solid track record. I get fast and lasting results. As a dog behaviour expert, I know what to look for and how to train for that specific thing




 
 
 

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