Pet Trainers in Port Huron, MI

Dawn Levitt?

Hector Hernandez, is the best, look him up,

Christine Fox at Wag 'N" Tails. http://wagntails.net/

if you are looking for a board and train, I'd go with https://www.facebook.com/joeylukesdogtraining/ totally worth the drive.

if you are looking for someone to come to your home or classes to go to that is more local then I'd go with Off the Leash llc. https://www.facebook.com/diane.saber

I follow this trainer and he works a lot with the rescues and has some just amazing tails of success! If I ever need a trainer this will be my first call. Good luck! http://www.betterlifedogtraining.com/

https://www.facebook.com/gooddogpt/

https://www.facebook.com/430797223711897 DogVille Doggy Day Care

Cheryl Lynn. Any suggestions?

https://www.facebook.com/203027649865649 Gwen Bautista - Pet Training

https://www.facebook.com/1389968244567492 Blue Water Pet Care

https://www.facebook.com/glakesk9/ they are the best I'm a German shepherd breeder take all my dogs there and always recommend them for my puppy buyers

https://www.facebook.com/157807007611800 Rheaume's Kennel

https://www.facebook.com/131610680584507 Plaza Pet Club

https://www.facebook.com/131610680584507 Plaza Pet Club they were amazing! Super helpful and knowledgeable!

Great Lakes k9 in Port Huron and I’ve also heard good things about Amber at Blue Water Pet Care

im certified dog trainer. I do training at clients house or board and training at my place. 20 years experience. www.midogtrainer.net..im in Lenox

Blue Water Dog Care. I even drop my dog off for a few hours to play. Took my dog there for training and really helped. They showed me what to do. http://www.bwpetcare.com/#welcome

Blue Water Pet Care is fantastic!

https://m.facebook.com/gooddogpt/

Great Lakes K9 on Runnels Street.

I have bred and shown Sibes and as I told every expectant buyer. Huskies are extremely independent and high maintenance. You need to crate train him so that the crate becomes his safe place. Ours are trained that every night we just say "go to bed" and all 3 head down to the kitchen, open their doors and go to their own crates. This was a necessity at all times (except when the females were welping as they wouldn't stray far from their pups.) We have one girl that will open the cupboards pull stuff out and surround herself with all the goodies she can in the living room (she pulled a lg bottle of Oceanspray out and up into a chair once) The best advantage of crate training is it gives the dog their own space. as for some of the above comments, Thinder coats don't really work for Huskies and baby gates stop working after their about 3 months old. (by then they can jump or climb em) adult huskies need 6' fences along with at least a 1 ft underground barrier (they will dig under if they really want out.) Other things are exercise...exercise oh and did i mention, exercise...a tired husky is a good husky.

Carolyn Crowe- she is amazing. She works with all types of dogs and is a leader of the blind dog trainer. She had many years of experience.