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Puppy Personal Care

Aggressive Dogs

We do the puppy training. You enjoy your free time and the well behaved pup we bring back to you.

We aim to prevent the onset of aggression issues that commonly pop up in adulthood but we cover basic manners, potty training, chewing and biting too.

Aggressive dogs are scary. There is another way.

If you or your dog are scared of each other we can help. We can also teach your pet not only to cooperatively participate in their own grooming care and to enjoy it as well.

Puppy Personal Care

We do the puppy training. You enjoy your free time and the well behaved pup we bring back to you.

We aim to prevent the onset of aggression issues that commonly pop up in adulthood but we cover basic manners, potty training, chewing and biting too.

Aggressive Dogs

Aggressive dogs are scary. There is another way.

If you or your dog are scared of each other we can help. We can also teach your pet not only to cooperatively participate in their own grooming care and to enjoy it as well.

Why choose Project Potential for your puppy’s board and train?

To reclaim your house now: We’ll cover potty training, redirect all the puppy biting and chewing, wear off some of that excess puppy energy, and teach your pup her basic obedience manners.

To enjoy a great dog tomorrow: We’ll guide your puppy through a detailed, strategic socialization plan designed to deliver an unflappably calm, social adult dog you can enjoy at home and take anywhere.

For peace of mind: We handle all the puppy training “shoulds” for you, using only positive methods, so you know your puppy is getting the best possible start in life, no matter how busy you are.

For convenience: Our all-inclusive service covers pick-ups and drop-offs and all the training and socialization in between, with two transfer training sessions to teach you what you need to know about your new well behaved puppy.

For relief: From worrying about puppy training and socialization, from potty accidents and needle teeth, from guilt about leaving your puppy home alone all day.

Because preventing aggression is our expertise: Because puppyhood is hands-down the most important phase of your dog’s life. Get your puppy training right and everything else comes easily.

Does your dog scare you or your veterinarian?

Expert Dog Training for Aggressive Dogs

Does your dog scare you or your Veterinarian?

Tovah Reister Puppy Trainer Branson MO

Meet our resident puppy training expert: Tovah Lynn, CTC

Tovah is a graduate of the prestigious Academy for Dog Trainers, widely regarded as the Harvard of dog training schools. Having experienced first hand the devastation of poor puppy socialization and an aggressive adult dog, Tovah set out to dedicate her training career to helping other pet parents solve these issues. Her goal is for you to enjoy the best possible adult dog companion as a result of early puppy training done correctly or alliviating fear based aggression in your adult dog. Learn more about Tovah’s credentials and training approach.

Tovah Reister Puppy Trainer Branson MO

Meet our resident puppy training expert: Tovah Lynn, CTC

Tovah is a graduate of the prestigious Academy for Dog Trainers, widely regarded as the Harvard of dog training schools. Having experienced first hand the devastation of poor puppy socialization and an aggressive adult dog, Tovah set out to dedicate her training career to helping other pet parents solve these issues. Her goal is for you to enjoy the best possible adult dog companion as a result of early puppy training done correctly or alliviating fear based aggression in your adult dog. Learn more about Tovah’s credentials and training approach.

Academy for Dog Trainer's Graduate
Proud Member of the Association for Force-Free Professionals
Fear Free Certified Professional
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Proud Member of the Association for Force-Free Professionals
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Aggressive dog training and coaching, including food, grooming, and veterinarian aggression

    

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