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Happy Dog Training Happy Dog Training - Relationship, Training, Behavior, Education Professional dog training in Southern California. Contact us today!

I'm a certified professional dog trainer. So far, in my sixteen-year career, I have worked with over a thousand dogs. I am a 'Training without Conflict™' certified professional dog trainer (TWC-CPDT), also IACP certified on an advanced level (IACP-CDT, CDTA), and further hold multiple other certifications in a wide range of training disciplines. My team and I offer in-person training, virtual lessons, board-and-train programs, as well as virtual coaching and workshops. Whatever your challenges may be, we can help you.

Do you need a dog trainer or a dog behaviorist? What’s the difference, anyway? When hiring a dog professional to work on...
10/14/2026

Do you need a dog trainer or a dog behaviorist? What’s the difference, anyway? When hiring a dog professional to work on a specific challenge, it’s important to understand what kind to look for.

Two types generally provide hands-on help with pets: obedience dog trainers and behavioral dog trainers. There are also professionals like me, who work in both fields, but these are distinctly different activities, and most specialize in one over the other. In addition, there is a further specialization for areas like sport dogs, service dogs, hunting dogs, working dogs, etc.

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Dental health is as essential for dogs as it is for us. Dogs like to chew things. Like puppies, adult dogs also chew for...
10/02/2026

Dental health is as essential for dogs as it is for us. Dogs like to chew things. Like puppies, adult dogs also chew for comfort. They like to put just about anything in their mouths when roaming outside or playing. Of course, if what they find is edible, they will find a way to get to it, even if it’s in a trash can. They need to chew! It’s in their nature.

Chewing helps keep your dog’s teeth and gums healthy. A good chew treat will help you care for your dog’s dental health. You can keep their teeth clean and their gums free of infections.

I found that deer, elk, and moose antlers are the best dog chews. They don’t splinter, are fully digestible, and have nutrients beneficial to the dental health of your dogs. ...

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Caring for a German Shepherd can be a handful! Especially as they get older. In this video, I share tips and tricks for ...
09/20/2026

Caring for a German Shepherd can be a handful! Especially as they get older. In this video, I share tips and tricks for keeping my dogs healthy. My German Shepherd Max lived to be 19 years old. I rescued him from a shelter when he was eight; he was been part of my family for over eleven years. He always was in excellent health, and in this video, I am sharing how I cared for him. Below the video, you find links to all referenced products.

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If you’re dealing with bad dog breath, this recipe is for you. We can find many dog treats in the aisles of pet stores. ...
09/08/2026

If you’re dealing with bad dog breath, this recipe is for you. We can find many dog treats in the aisles of pet stores. But just as with normal pet foods, we usually don’t know if what’s in them is healthy for our dogs.

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When I was a less experienced trainer I always thought of food aggression in dogs as an issue of poor pack hierarchy in ...
08/27/2026

When I was a less experienced trainer I always thought of food aggression in dogs as an issue of poor pack hierarchy in the home. I know many dog trainers continue to believe this. Today I know better. I wasn’t completely wrong back then, my knowledge was just incomplete. Food aggression in dogs can certainly be a rank issue but most of the time it just isn’t.

We generally distinguish two types of food aggression in dogs: a genetic predisposition and a learned behavior. The former is more common and has to be managed and the latter is less common but can be resolved. Read More: https://SoCal.Dog/FoodAggression

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Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 8pm
Wednesday 10am - 8pm
Thursday 10am - 8pm

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