Dan O'Brian

I have learned about training dogs and animals through my years of trial, error and experience. Dogs have played a huge part in my life and have always held a special place in my heart. I have trained them correctly and they have always been loyal, been there in my good times and in bad times to comfort me. A little bit of History: In the 18th century the term “man’s best friend” was given to dogs as they were proven to be the best companion a person has. Out of all the animals who are trained to do many amazing things the dog stands out amongst them all. One of the greatest things a dog can be trained in is a service dog, they play their parts in the utmost manner. I am one of those trainers who has trained many dogs and many other animals and have used my own experiences and provided ways to train different animals. Training animals is not easy. It takes years of hard work and everyday practice to train them. They have senses but how to use them is a trainer’s job to decide. Sometimes it gets hard to train them, but the tactics I use are not just the ordinary “fetch the ball” one. I not only train the animals, but I also recognize that animals have their own pace of learning and need to feel comfortable with that pace at which they are being trained. Many of the dogs and cats that I have trained have produced great outcome for their owners. I keeps a check on their safety as well because it’s not easy to keep an animal working without its health getting affected. I treat every pet as my own. I always show love and devotion to them as this results in a positive effect towards their training. It’s no military school. Animal training requires a lot of love and care for the animals only then will they show you the same in return. Everything has been kept at a check and balance. Be it the bedding, the food or their environment. I have a deep affection for animals which helps me cater their needs in the best possible manner. Animals are capable of doing many things. It takes a good trainer to teach them more than what their owner thinks they are capable of. It takes a lot of effort to make them a standing out pet.