Bosque Dog Behavior Solutions

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Does your dog have problem behaviors that need to be solved? Do you want do be able to hike with your dog or take them to a restaurant patio without being embarrassed by their behavior?

I have five weekend slots available for families who are ready for help with their dog. I have a proven track record and have helped hundreds of dogs and their families live better lives.

Text or call me at (505) 433-8617 to learn more.

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Welcome to the solution to your dog behavior problems.

Do you want your dog to be a better member of the family?
Are they hard to control or hyperactive?
Maybe you just want a better bond?

Text or call 505-433-8617 to talk about what we can do to help.

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Little Hazel started a training program this week to address some mouthing and nipping behaviors. At the end of the first session she was tuckered out so much that she slept through treats on her nose.

With new streamlined programs perfect for the busy family, we are accepting new clients in the Albuquerque area. Visit bosquedogs.wixsite.com/bosquedogs to review our programs.

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A short and sweet blog post by a fellow ABQ area trainer.

Let's Talk Arousal Arousal levels, regardless of the emotion behind it, affect the way a dog reacts to their environment. An over aroused dog is more likely respond to a sight, sound, smell, etc. in a way that we, humans, find undesirable. Let's take the walk... First, you change into comfortable clothes, put on your....

Ella completed 4 training sessions and showed huge growth in her behavior. Here she is taking a break during our session in Home Depot.

Jumping, biting at the leash, barking at people and dogs, attacking the decorative bushes on the street... all symptoms of a single underlying issue. Impulse control! Give Asa a few weeks and with the guidance of his fantastic dad, he’ll be an impulse control champion.

These behaviors sound familiar? Get in touch for training in Albuquerque, NM today.