Your home may not have a spider monkey but most homes require some type of customized training. It may be for your pool, gated driveway, landscaping or a toddler going through the terrible twos.
In some cases its about us pre-teaching a specific behavior like the automatic wait (stay behind natural boundary) and applying it to your flower beds. It may be teaching rules regarding your swimming pool such as how to get in and out (dogs can drown trying to lift up their water weight the first few times). It may be where to sit, stand or lie down when you answer the front door.
In some cases its not a matter of teaching rules as it is tolerance. Such was the case with Micha the 1 year old monkey in the video. Whatever is unique about your family, home or property, we will prepare your dog for it.
The blog sheds light on the unregulated protection dog industry, emphasizing the importance of choosing a reliable provider. With many companies emerging, buyers face challenges distinguishing reputable trainers from those with inadequate expertise. The article outlines key factors when selecting a protection dog provider, such as experience, transparency, temperament-focused training, facility visits, and client aftercare. Canine Protection International (CPI) sets the standard with a meticulous selection process, off-leash functional training, home environment preparation, and ongoing support. CPI's commitment ensures families receive loyal, trained companions that prioritize safety and seamless integration into family life.
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When considering a personal protection dog, one of the most critical factors is the dog’s level of control and responsiveness. At CPI, we believe in training protection dogs to respond easily off-leash, in obedience, and on protection. Functionality is what we train for, and in most cases, having your dog on a leash when having your dog perform protection is simply not functional. Off-leash training is more than a convenience; it’s an important skill that will keep you safe and improves the bond between dog and handler.
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