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Bea (619) 938-2918                             Andrea (805) 708-1418

Our focus is on the family pet, be it a new puppy,  rescue, or older dog or other pet. All  are treated with respect using reward-based methods of animal training. We never use pinch collars, choke chains, or electric training collars in our practice as we find them to be unnecessary. Please do not hesitate to ask for referrals.

Clicker training establishes a clear, consistent method for communicating with dogs and other animals. Once they understand the meaning of the clicker, it is remarkable how fast they learn and how eager they are to train. We can take your specific goals and create a custom training plan that meets your needs. Your dog training sessions should be fun and effective and that is one of our goals!

We believe that gentle, positive reinforcement training methods create a beneficial partnership between animals and their owners.



Training in San Diego with Bea Pludow, CPDT Training in Santa Barbara with Andrea, CPDT 

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We here at K9s Behave are dedicated to the relationships of Humans and their pets. We promote education and try to keep a log of interesting and educational articles on hand for your enjoyment.
Aggression is a very real problem and this article should be read if you have or suspect your dog is being aggressive. Bea has a special interest in treating aggression and liked this article about this subject: Aggression in Dogs The more we read actual scientific studies about our domesticated companions the better we can communicate in a realistic and humane way.
Drop me a line at Bea@k9sbehave.com with your comments about this article.
Bea Pludow, Canine Behavior Specialist.