Trainers at Dog Wizard in Madison, Mississippi, are dedicated to improving canine behavior, emphasizing effective dog training on National Dog Day.”No one wants their dog peeing on the floor, scratching, jumping on people,” said Megan Garner, head trainer at Dog Wizard.Carrie Roberts, a dog trainer at the facility, expressed her passion for working with dogs. “I love dogs, they’re great, they are cuddly, they are fun to train, and it’s really fun. I know the psychology of them,” she said.Megan Garner and Carrie Roberts have dedicated years to training canines. Their newest student is a 1-year-old golden retriever named Genny. Her owner, Renea Kelly from Brandon, shared her challenges with training Genny.”She was just all over the place. I really didn’t have the knowledge to train a dog,” Kelly said. She has had Genny for nine months and noted the difference between Genny and her previous dog. “My last dog was just calm and did everything right all the time, and Genny is just full of energy,” she said.Despite Genny’s energetic nature, Kelly said their bond has grown stronger. “I don’t have any children, and this is my child actually, we do everything together all day long. I’m retired,” she said.Kelly has learned that every dog has a unique personality, and on National Dog Day, she holds Genny a little tighter. “A lot of people get a dog and want to rehome them, but I never had that thought. She was my baby,” Kelly said.The trainers at Dog Wizard praised Kelly’s decision to seek help with training. “Make sure they are well-behaved because you’ll enjoy them 10 times more,” Roberts said.
Trainers at Dog Wizard in Madison, Mississippi, are dedicated to improving canine behavior, emphasizing effective dog training on National Dog Day.
“No one wants their dog peeing on the floor, scratching, jumping on people,” said Megan Garner, head trainer at Dog Wizard.
Carrie Roberts, a dog trainer at the facility, expressed her passion for working with dogs.
“I love dogs, they’re great, they are cuddly, they are fun to train, and it’s really fun. I know the psychology of them,” she said.
Megan Garner and Carrie Roberts have dedicated years to training canines. Their newest student is a 1-year-old golden retriever named Genny. Her owner, Renea Kelly from Brandon, shared her challenges with training Genny.
“She was just all over the place. I really didn’t have the knowledge to train a dog,” Kelly said.
She has had Genny for nine months and noted the difference between Genny and her previous dog.
“My last dog was just calm and did everything right all the time, and Genny is just full of energy,” she said.
Despite Genny’s energetic nature, Kelly said their bond has grown stronger.
“I don’t have any children, and this is my child actually, we do everything together all day long. I’m retired,” she said.
Kelly has learned that every dog has a unique personality, and on National Dog Day, she holds Genny a little tighter.
“A lot of people get a dog and want to rehome them, but I never had that thought. She was my baby,” Kelly said.
The trainers at Dog Wizard praised Kelly’s decision to seek help with training.
“Make sure they are well-behaved because you’ll enjoy them 10 times more,” Roberts said.
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