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Training dogs and educating their owners since 1977

Shelter at Home: COVID-19

                                   Shelter at Home With Your Dog: COVID-19


     With family members staying at home during this current health crisis, we are potentially giving our pets mixed signals. Being around your pup or dog constantly is conditioning them that we will be with them all the time. Once this emergency is over and we return to our normal routines, I foresee a lot of pets exhibiting behaviors such as; housebreaking problems, separation anxiety issues and aggressive territorial behaviors. These problems can occur with dogs you have owned for a while and with newer pets as well.

     At this time I strongly suggest that all dogs, including puppies are put in their crates daily and sporadically throughout the day. Use different time intervals, as little as 30 minutes to 4 hours or more at a time. You should be putting your dog or puppy in their crate multiple times a day.

     Crating your dog will help with housebreaking problems and start to address separation anxiety issues. Unfortunately, aggressive and territorial behavior will need to be handled in a different manner.

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Obedience Training

Obedience Training

Obedience Training

Obedience training could start as young as 10 weeks of age. 

Dogs are never too old to learn new tricks.


Lessons are done in the convenience of your home. As the dog progresses, lesson are done in parks, on trails, work environments,  downtown and in veterinarian offices.

Problem Solving

Obedience Training

Obedience Training

We all like dogs until they behave like a dog. Social behaviors (jumping, mouthing, mounting, etc.) acceptable in dog to dog interaction are not acceptable in human dog relationships. 

House breaking, chewing, digging, resource guarding, along with proper socialization are just some of the problems I will address.

Special Attention

Obedience Training

Aggressive behavior

 Rescue dogs and puppies are the most special class of canines and need the most help adjusting to their new homes. Give me a call today to make this adjustment period seamless for both you and your new family member. 

Aggressive behavior

Aggressive behavior

Aggressive behavior

Is your dog over aggressive towards people, dogs or other animals? I will train them to be neutral 

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Aggressive behavior

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Aggressive behavior

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Training in the lower Fairfield County, Connecticut and surrounding areas.

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Rob Mullin

K-9 Wizard and Company

Rob@K9WIZARDANDCOMPANY.COM (203) 366-0203 call or Text