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Looking for a dog trainer experienced with Alaskan malamute cross German Shepard type of pupps! $50 for an hour and if the pup likes it then we can sort out a plan to keep training her for the next couple of weeks for extra money. 12 week old pup and ready to take on the world Located West Melbourne. Just down the road of north Melbourne train station. Can start immediately!

Hey there, looking for an experienced dog trainer who has knowledge with the breads Alaskan malamute and German Shepherds. If you need any equipments, lmk and I’ll try to sort it out for you! She’s 12 weeks old and loves meeting new people. Doesnt bite + rarely barks. 1 hour sessions for $50

Looking for dog trainer for my puppy-

I need a dog trainer who will teach my 1 year old Labrador how to loose lead walk. He is really bad on walks and pulls all the time

Needing someone to help sleep train my pitbull and French bulldog to sleep in the same room without getting hypo or overly excited or competitive

11 months old Labrador puppy. Only went to puppy's school at 4 months old. We can discuss number of sessions needs to be carried out for the below lessons. I'm adding the budget for one session at home. Disobedience Unwanted digging Sit, stay Loose leash walking Reactivity

We need a professional dog trainer to address our dog’s anxiety (Millie - 2 yo toy cavoodle) is barking a lot and very loud when one of us (between my partner and I) leaves the house or even starts chatting to each other because she thinks we may leave the house. It doesn’t happen when we both get ready to leave which is odd. When she’s home alone she doesn’t display any of these behaviours, only when one of us is home- almost like she needs the attention It’s so much worse in the morning when one of us leaves first

Hi just after a qoute regarding 2 American staffys. The male axel is 2 and Aria the female is 11 months both can sit, stay, drop, shake with both hands and hi 10 when asked. I can feed their main meal at night together with no aggression. But as I put dry food in there bowls during the day, axel the 2 year old will guard the bowls and not let the younger one eat. They are both a night mere to walk on the lead I use to ride the male along the bike at least 4 times a week but unfortunately this had to stop as I couldn't handle both at the same time and leaving one home just didn't work. When we do take them out we are usually in a locked basketball court where they are both of lead. If you could help settle them down that would be great thanks Ashleigh and cass