Redding Positive Reinforcement Dog Training Facility: Official Website Launched
Mar 27, 2023
Redding dog training facility Elements K9 Training (530-276-3908) recently launched its new website detailing their in-person and online dog training services.
Redding, United States - March 27, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Elements K9 Training’s new website provides information on their dog training services, including board-and-train, private lessons, and virtual training. The training services are delivered by Elements K9 Training’s owner and master dog trainer Garrett Beckwith, and his team of certified dog-training professionals.
More details can be found at https://elementsk9training.com
Every dog develops differently. From the time they are born until they fully mature around two years of age, dogs go through several developmental stages. Elements K9 Training tailors its services to each dog’s individual needs, creating custom programs that target their specific obstacles and behavioral issues.
On the new website are all of Elements K9 Training’s dog training options. In terms of in-person training, they offer board-and-train and private lessons. With board-and-train the dog is kept at Elements K9 Training’s facility, allowing for round-the-clock supervision and a more intimate training experience. With the private lessons, the trainer comes to the customer, providing the training at their home or establishment.
“At our canine training facility, we take pride in our one-on-one approach to training by providing the best experience possible for you and your companion,” said a spokesperson for the company. “Whether you are an experienced canine owner, or you’re just bringing a new puppy home for the first time, we offer a variety of training services to fit every canine.”
As far as online options, Elements K9 Training offers a virtual training service, where trainers can meet with dogs and their owners over Zoom or some other video conferencing service. As Elements K9 Training expands its website, they are also planning to add a products page, where customers can learn about and purchase items to help with their dog’s training.
The intake process for all dog-training services starts with an initial interview. In this interview, the owners are asked to fill out forms about their dog’s routine, history, behavior, and more. Based on this information, a custom training program is designed and appointments are scheduled.
About Element K9 Training
Elements K9 Training is a small, family-owned and operated business. Their mission statement is to nurture dogs' natural abilities and help them live happy and healthy lives.
Interested parties can find more information at https://elementsk9training.com
Contact Info:
Name: Garrett Beckwith
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Organization: Elements K9 Training
Address: 2205 Hilltop Dr #179, Redding, California 96002, United States
Phone: +1-530-276-3908
Website: https://elementsk9training.com/
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