Fear of the Unknown.

Every human suffers from it periodically. Just think how your newly adopted dog feels when you bring it home from the shelter. So many new sights and sounds…Who are you? What is that? Where do I go? When is dinner? Is that where you want me to sleep? Maybe even…who is this new canine that I have never seen before…does it belong here too?

Here are a few initial tips –

1.  Provide a quiet place for your dog to lie down.

2.  Give it a toy of appropriate size to hold in its mouth.

3.  Show it where to eliminate.

4.  Better yet, show him/her where NOT to eliminate.

Now…do you want the next decade to be as fulfilling as possible with your best friend? You can begin by calling Las Vegas dog trainer, Dennis Danskin. He will come to your home and help you and your four-legged child forge a bond that will last for the rest of its life. Please take a peak at trainhumane.net then call Dennis for a complimentary visit at (702) 327-4744.

Kurtis and Ciera Know What They are Talking About.

When two young people live together and decide to add a four-legged child to the mix everything in the household changes. Now, they have to train, discipline, and learn to live with a new best friend. If that decision is to adopt a puppy under six months old, then the task of integrating your new dog into the family is even more daunting!

Their canine named Kodi is called by the couple “the most well behaved four-month old puppy ever seen!” Starting training early was a great advantage in their home environment which helped them create a wonderful companion. They believe that without the guidance of Las Vegas dog trainer Dennis Danskin this would never have happened.

Dennis Danskin has a passion for canines of all types who live in the Las Vegas Valley. See Kurtis and Ciera’s story among many others by visiting trainhumane.net. I hope that you will be glad that you browsed this website because the next decade and a half of your lives might be at stake. The only thing remaining is to call Dennis for a free in-home visit at (702) 327-4744.