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Pat Nolan of Ponderosa Kennels,
Dawn Wolfe and Mark SO, Vice President DOGTRA
What Top Professionals are saying
about Dawn Wolfe...
Choosing Dawn
Wolfe to fix one's dog problems is one of the best investments
a dog owner can make. Dawn is quickly becoming established within Dog
Training's
elite world of Top Gun Trainers. Having worked with Dawn on several
projects,
I can't say that there are many trainers that I feel as comfortable
working with.
She's smart, fast, and can work a dog through a problem quickly.
George Cockrell
Companions Dog Training
IACP Regional Groups Coordinator
Kensington, MD.
www.companionsdogtraining.com
Dawn, great to
have you out there representing "No Limitations"!!!
Your knowledge of the remote collar certainly shows in your work with
your dog, and the other dogs that you handle. I am also very impressed
on your efforts to keep on top of the field during all of the dramatic
changes
in dog training that we are bringing about. Very proud to have you as one of
our graduates, and you are doing a fantastic job of carrying the torch.
Thanks again for helping us out at the police seminar, and a few of
the other
seminars that we have done. Keep up the good work!!!
Fred Hassen
No
Limitations School for Remote Training
Las Vegas, NV
I would like to thank you for the
assistance you provided to this agency's K -9 Unit regarding your expertise
in remote collar training. K-9 Shane evidence search abilities have
been improved by using your methods. You were both patient and-informative
while donating your time to better our dog.
Captain Glenn Rogers
Head Trainer for
Tinton Falls K-9 Unit
Tinton Falls Police Department
Trick Training with e-Collars
Not only is she using the thing for basic obedience
... she's also doing
some Tricks-dog work with it. Why I find this interesting ... in trick
dog
work you are shaping some behaviors and ->capturing others then putting
them on cue.<- The later, when done with an e-collar suggests to me that
the modern e-collars are capable of being used as positive motivation.
From
50 feet away you can't feed a cookie ... but I saw, with my own eyes,
Dawn
working out new tricks ... off lead ... in a crowd of people.
No
leashes,
no lines. Her dog could have just slipped away into the crowd ... but it
remained attentive and responsive ... even to newly learned cues and
responses.
Tony Ancheta
www.koehlerdogtraining.com
Westpoint, CA
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