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Wednesday, April 14, 2021

How About Thinking of Dennis for Preventative Maintenance?

In this space we always discuss what Las Vegas dog trainer Dennis Danskin can do for your family AFTER the fact. What about BEFORE you adopt your new best friend. Maybe a call to Dennis would not be such a bad idea. Questions that you should be asking range from what breed to adopt to how many four-legged friends you already have.

Each dog is unique of course and has its own temperament. If you don’t have a lot of room then perhaps a certain breed who needs a lot of exercise is a bad idea. If you already have a dog (or dogs) will a new addition be a positive or a negative and what breed would be best to acclimate with the pack if that is your concern.

Why not give Dennis Danskin noted Las Vegas Valley dog trainer a call and ask a question or two before you decide what to do next? He will “shoot you straight” about your thoughts. When you are ready to adopt give Dennis another call at (702) 327-4744 and go to the internet and google trainhumane.net.   

Wednesday, April 7, 2021

After 50 Years of Doing Something, You Tend to be an Expert.

That’s a half century to you and me, folks! That is how long Dennis Danskin, a professional dog trainer in Las Vegas, has been training puppies and dogs throughout the Valley to be loyal and faithful companions for as long as fifteen years or more. It is a very long time to specialize in one field of endeavor.

Close your eyes and imagine having a child and, for the first decade and a half of his or her life, they do exactly what you expect of them? Okay, wake up…you know that you are dreaming! This is essentially what will happen with your new best friend once Dennis has worked with him. Who could ask for more?

Great dog training is not easy and should be trusted to a veteran pro like Dennis Danskin. If you live anywhere in the Las Vegas Valley give him a call. You have absolutely nothing to lose. Now that things are opening up you will have more and more visitors in your home. Call Dennis at (702) 327-4744, and to see his philosophy visit trainhumane.net.