Dog Training Tampa - Clearwater, FL
Highland Canine Training proudly offers a variety of dog training and dog related services in the Tampa Bay and Clearwater, FL Metropolitan areas. We offer In Home Dog Training. In-Kennel Training, Group Classes, Agility and Canine Good Citizen Classes. Our service area includes:
Tampa, Clearwater, Odessa, Holiday, Land O' Lakes, Temple Terrace, Lutz, New Tampa, South Tampa, Orlando and the Palm Harbor, FL areas.
Highland Canine Training offers professional, effective training services based on humane, motivational techniques. We promise to treat all dogs and their owners with respect and courtesy, and encourage responsible dog ownership. Free evaluations are offered upon request.
Brittany Horbert, CPT - Tampa Dog Trainer
Brittany
Horbert proudly serves our clients in the Tampa, Florida area to teach them
goal oriented and productive methods of teaching their dogs good behavior
and obedience as well as controlling and managing inappropriate
behaviors. Brittany is a graduate of Highland Canine Training, LLC's School
for Dog Trainers and has worked with all types of dog breeds
and specializes in dealing with aggression and problematic behaviors. Brittany
assists owners in rehabilitating problems such as dog aggression, dominance,
fear aggression, phobic behaviors, jumping, pulling on
the leash and housebreaking. Brittany is an America Kennel Club Canine Good
Citizen Evaluator and a Member of the association of Pet Dog Trainers.
Our Tampa Dog Training Location
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Tampa location offers group classes, private lessons and in-home dog training.
We also offer In-Kennel Dog training for clients who are traveling or simply
do not have the time to work with their dog consistently enough. Our Kennels
are climate controlled for your dogs comfort and are maintained 24 hours
a day by the trainer that lives on-site. Our Tampa office is located at:
4203 Fox Ridge Blvd.
Wesley Chapel, Florida 33543
Dog Training Methods and Philosophy
Brittany utilizes simple and effective methods for training and teaching dogs and their owners. Her approach is simple, teach dog owners how to understand and properly communicate with their dogs to create a positive, productive relationship that is mutually beneficial for both the dog and owners. Some of the methods of dog training that Brittany utilizes in training dogs include, Clicker Training, Positive Reinforcement and motivational skills training, as well as remote collar training. Brittany continues to further her knowledge in the dog training field by attending seminars, conferences and classes as well as working with shelter and rescue dogs. Brittany also specializes in working with children and dogs in her unique Kids and K9's class to teach them how to train and work with the family pet through games and fun exercises.
Contact Brittany at 813.300.4160 or email her at bhorbert@highlandcanine.com
Testimonials
Dora's previous owners left her tied-up outside on a very short chain, so she was aggressive and very poorly behaved when we rescued her as a five-month-old puppy. We were unable to leave her unattended because she chewed on absolutely everything including fingers, toes, and ankles. Although we had been capable of training our other dogs, we realized at once that we would need professional help with Dora. Our first trainer wanted her to enroll in a $1,500 course. On our second try, we did not feel the trainer had a connection with Dora and her recommendations did not change her behavior. When Brittany became available, we were delighted because we had heard so many good things about her. On Brittany's first visit, Dora was characteristically aggressive and bit her bite sleeve a few times. Brittany showed us some techniques to change Dora's behavior; even more importantly, though, she gave us homework assignments for us to work on between visits. Ultimately, she taught us how to train Dora instead of doing it herself for exorbitant fees. Brittany did not just save us money, but she enabled us to connect with Dora at a much more meaningful level than if she had been trained by someone else. After just a few more visits, we had our life back: Dora was no longer controlling us and Brittany had given us the tools and techniques to control her. After seeing how well she was doing, we enrolled Dora in a six-week Canine Good Citizen class. Our friends laughed at the thought of Dora passing the test; but with Brittany's help, we passed on the first attempt. Dora is a different dog now. We are so thankful for Brittany; she's made such a difference in our lives!
Holly and Dora - Tampa, FL