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Ahimsa Dog Training
- (206) 364-4072
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www.ahimsadogtraining.com
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We are a committed group of dog training professionals who care deeply about positive training for dogs and their people. We are proud of the loyal community of dog and puppy training clients we have created here in the Seattle area. Please join us for any of our expert lectures, dynamic classes, our special puppy camp intensive or book a private in-home training session.
11 recommendations and reviews from 10 people
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March 22, 2016
TheGreatWhiteNinja asked:I'm looking for a positive hunting dog trainer in the Washington area I have a four month old GSP that I want to train to hunt. Most of the trainers I have found in Washington use force fetch, shock collars, etc. I bought [this](http://www.amazon.com/Positive-Gun-Dogs-Training-Sporting/dp/1890948330/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1458581211&sr=8-1&keywords=positive+gun+dogs) book at the recommendation of another user but would like hands on field training for me and my dog. Does anyone have any recommendations in the Western Washington area? Thanks!
lzsmith replied:I don't know any personally, but [Ahimsa](http://ahimsadogtraining.com/) is in Seattle and is widely respected as a general training school. They might be able to provide references to gundog trainers in the area.
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March 20, 2016
gotly asked:Dog trainer recommendations? Our dog has developed some pretty bad separation anxiety after moving apartments. We're not making a lot of progress. I'm looking for a good in-home trainer who can help us with training a dog to be okay alone. Have any of you hired anyone like this? Yelp seems full of not so reputable people. Seattle or Eastside is fine.
sdvneuro replied:[University Canine Learning Academy](http://www.ucladogs.com/) and [Ahimsa](http://ahimsadogtraining.com/) are both great.
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March 6, 2016
Anna M. asked:Can anyone recommend a fabulous dog trainer who could come to our house and sort out some issues with our one year old dog? Thx!Ivy C. replied:I really like Ahimsa, and have used them for in-home training. The owner happens to live in this neighborhood. http://ahimsadogtraining.com/
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August 11, 2015
sheebainu asked:Looking for Dog Trainer Hello everyone! I'm looking for recommendations for dog trainers in the Seattle area that specialize in separation anxiety. Our dog has, I would say, a severe issue with separation anxiety. She howls and whines when we're not home. Unfortunately, doggy day cares won't accept her based on what I've told them about her nervousness around new people and dogs. And same issue with dog walkers. She really is a sweet, affectionate dog(once she warms up to you). We live in an apartment building so her howling is becoming a nuisance. Thanks in advance!
Mikeavelli replied:I had good results with Ahimsa with a misbehaving dog. http://ahimsadogtraining.com/ Crate training, lots of stimulation (toys, chew bones, that sort of thing), and lots of exercise are the best general recommendations I can give for howling.
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February 22, 2015
Kim B. asked:Hi everyone... We are looking for a reputable dog/family trainer. We need hands on in home training... With options to socialize with other dogs as training continues. TIA!Courtney K. replied:We don't own a dog, but a couple friends have used this place and had good luck. I believe they will do private training, too. Their site is packed whenever we walk by it. http://ahimsadogtraining.com/
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September 24, 2014
Jennifer L. asked:I have an 11 month-old puppy who is still quite nippy and I am looking for a dog trainer who specializes in lab mixes and a new family dynamics (I had a baby in July). While he is good with our son, he can nip us or guests in play when excited, but sometimes it hurts or bruises. We have tried all the things we learned in puppy training but none seem to work and I am worried we need to get this under control. Any suggestions for dog trainers specializing in mouthy dogs?
Will T. replied:I took my pup to Ahimsa (http://ahimsadogtraining.com/) and while the problem likely won't be magically fixed after set of trainings you sign up for, i did learn (and practice with guidance) skills to manage the problems that can be hard to do when reading a book.
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June 12, 2014
Ellen E. asked:Anyone in Seattle got recommendations for a good dog trainer? We need some help with the Harrinator.
Scott S. replied:You might like these folks. http://ahimsadogtraining.com/
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February 6, 2014
Yevgeniy F. asked:Looking for a dog trainer, I have one lady I've found but wanted to get a referral if you know a good one.
Elisha V. replied:I was really happy with their approach, take a look: http://ahimsadogtraining.com/. they focus on encouraging good behavior instead of just punishing bad behavior. This way the dog learns what you like instead of only what you hate. Plus, the classes were fun with all the puppies. I can message some tips I have to you too if you'd like. Just let me know!
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February 5, 2014
Kristi W. asked:I need Help...does anyone know of a good dog trainer that can help me with my rescue dog buddy..he is extremely aggressive and will bite anyone that walks through the front door. He is currently on a med called peaceful spirit....not so peaceful..LOL. I love this boy and want to keep him forever! HELP!
Meg B. replied:hands down the best www.ahimsadogtraining.com
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July 3, 2016
Tonja J. asked:I have a rescue dog that is having behavior issues. Does anyone have any recommendations for low cost training? She has come a long ways since she has been with me but she would benefit with training. I know what some of the triggers are and I will either muzzle her or separate her from others. I really want to keep her but won't be able to until we get this under control.Andrew M. replied:Ahimsa dog training teaches positive force free training methods to help you build communication, trust and mutual respect with your dog. They've been voted #1 in several "Best of Seattle" / "Best of Western Washington State" contests, including King 5 TV, CityDog Magazine, citysearch .com, NWsource, Seattle Dog Magazine, and more. http://ahimsadogtraining.com/
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March 20, 2016
Gabbie C. asked:Ok guys, I'm officially in search of doggy obedience classes for my 1 year old rottweiler mix baby :) (he is just turning 1 today, the 14th) :D & I am also looking for classes on the cheaper side, if that's possible, also needs to be near north Everett please. Thanks so much, guys :)Andrew M. replied:Ahimsa in Seattle has great classes focused on positive reinforcement methods. http://ahimsadogtraining.com/
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