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Dog Training Business: Do You Give to Get?

May 20, 2013/0 Comments/in Market Dog Training Business /by Leila Martin

One of the great things about having a dog training business is that it’s such a deep well of information that you can share, for free, to help people. I can already hear you! You want me to tell them how to fix their dog for free? Why would I do that? Hang on, we […]

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Dog Trainer Lesson: Out of Control Dog and the Power of Six

May 16, 2013/1 Comment/in Dog trainer coach /by Jim Burwell

As a dog trainer, you’ve seen an out of control dog before. You know, that bossy dog with no house manners. I was on a coaching call with a new dog trainer who wanted assistance with putting a training program together for a client with a young, bossy out of control dog. Here’s a list […]

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Grow Your Dog Business: The Eyes Have It

May 9, 2013/0 Comments/in Market Dog Training Business /by Leila Martin

What do I mean by the eyes have it when it comes to growing your dog training business. Simply put, the more “eyes” that find your business, the more potential clients you have. Let’s look at typical ways you, as the dog training business owner, are probably trying to get more clients for your business, […]

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Dog Training Clients Blind to the Role They Play

April 30, 2013/0 Comments/in Dog trainer coach /by Jim Burwell

As a dog trainer, how do you get dog training clients to “see the light” when they are blind to the role they play in their dog’s behavior problem? Have you thought about that before? It’s often been a challenge for me and for other dog trainers I coach. My bets are it’s probably a […]

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Dog Trainer: Why Do Your Clients Really Seek Your Help

April 22, 2013/1 Comment/in Dog trainer coach /by Jim Burwell

As a dog trainer, you know that your client’s dog behavior problem is emotionally upsetting to them. In fact, 99% of what goes on between your clients and their dogs is emotional. Remember, your clients do not call you just because they think you can help them. On an intellectual level they know or hope […]

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Dog Training Business: How to Get Referrals

April 15, 2013/0 Comments/in Market Dog Training Business /by Leila Martin

An awesome way to grow your dog training business is by referrals. Someone really liked what you did with their dog and told others about you. Doesn’t get much better than that. But there are many ways to get referrals. Let’s do a quick break down on referral sources. Vets Having a vet […]

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Grow Your Dog Training Business: The Barbie Band-aid

April 8, 2013/0 Comments/in Market Dog Training Business /by Leila Martin

One way to grow your dog business is of course, to be consistently good at your training that you do IN your business. That’s a given if you’re going to succeed. Let’s not forget that you also have to work ON your business. This can mean many things such as: Is your website attractive and […]

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Market My Dog Training Business:I’ll try this once

April 1, 2013/1 Comment/in Market Dog Training Business /by Leila Martin

Yeah, well, I’m willing to try this once to market my dog training business, but if nothing is generated from these ideas, I probably won’t do it again. Back when I was a kid and was pouting about doing something her way, my mother would say “Your stubborn Irish is showing”. Ever caught yourself thinking […]

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Dog Training Business: What Should I Charge for my Dog Training?

March 25, 2013/1 Comment/in Market Dog Training Business /by Leila Martin

What should I charge for my dog training? This can be a difficult dog training business problem to solve for some trainers, especially new trainers and people trying to decide if they want to be a dog trainer. Not only can it be a difficult problem to solve, but most dog trainers and “want to […]

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Dog Business: Dog Training Contracts

March 18, 2013/2 Comments/in Market Dog Training Business /by Leila Martin

Running a dog business requires you to have dog training contracts. These contracts will fully explain the responsibilities of both your client and you. Having contracts for your dog training, also shows your clients that you are a business and stand by sound business standards. Let’s talk about some reasons this is a necessity. We’ll […]

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Dog Training Business: Do You Give to Get?

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Dog Trainer Lesson: Out of Control Dog and the Power of Six

Grow Your Dog Business: The Eyes Have It

Dog Training Clients Blind to the Role They Play

Dog Trainer: Why Do Your Clients Really Seek Your Help

Dog Training Business: How to Get Referrals

Grow Your Dog Training Business: The Barbie Band-aid

Market My Dog Training Business:I’ll try this once

Dog Training Business: What Should I Charge for my Dog Training?

Dog Business: Dog Training Contracts

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