Dog Training Denver, Colorado

The Canine Psychology Center of Colorado

This page updated Sunday, November 16, 2008 09:30 AM

Suzi Schaefers - Master Trainer - The Canine Psychology Center

• Master dog trainer, Suzi Schaefers, has been a professional dog trainer/dog psychologist for over 23 years and specializes in canine aggression rehabilitation. Whether your dog is aggressive toward other dogs, strangers or even you, the Canine Psychology Center (CPC) can help you to 'reprogram' your dog.

• All dogs, even aggressive dogs, should be given the chance to become balanced, stable and happy.

• Formal dog training should be part of every dog's life, not just an aggressive or ill-mannered dog. The time to start formal training is when a puppy is 8 to 10 weeks of age, not when the adult dog is 2 or 5 years of age. Don't let your breeder or veterinarian tell you that your new pup should not be socialized until after 3 months of age due to vaccination reasons - it's just not true and can cause a myriad of problems.

• There is a very critical socialization period in a puppy's life - from age 6 weeks to 16 weeks - if your pup is not already started in formal training by 16 weeks of age it will become more and more difficult for the animal to be receptive to new procedures and commands as it ages. By the time a pup is 6 months of age it is the equivalent of a human teenager and already has a lot of bad ideas and decisions popping into its head and has already begun habits to live by from you, your family, your friends and your other dogs.

• CPC offers several dog training programs to meet the individual needs of your dog and your family. The best way to find out which program is right for you is to contact CPC and schedule a private evaluation lesson with your dog and your family.

• When you bring a dog into your home it is your responsibility to make sure he/she is well mannered, under control and a safe dog around children, dogs, other animals and strangers. If you lack the dog training experience needed to train or rehabilitate your own dog, you shouldn't even try. Please, seek the help of a professional dog trainer like Suzi Schaefers, owner of the Canine Psychology Center in Pine, CO.

• Call or email today for a price quote and to schedule an evaluation of your dog (due to overwhelming amounts of 'spam', please do not change the subject line of emails, otherwise your email may be deleted)

• Please, serious inquiries only

•  P.A.C.F.A. Licensed boarding facility

CPC specializes in...

Canine Aggression Rehabilitation

Canine Behavioral Psychology  

Remote Collar Training

Basic Obedience

Advanced Obedience

 

Suzi has over 23 years of dog training experience working with families and their cherished pets and has seen an astonishing success rate using her methods and techniques.

All Breeds of Dogs, All Ages of Dogs and All Personalities of Dogs Welcome!

Call or email today for price quotes and to schedule a private evaluation lesson

(due to overwhelming amounts of 'spam', please do not change the subject line of emails, otherwise your email may be deleted)

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Photographs - Suzi Schaefers, Jamilah Adnan Al Saraj, Sheri Lewis, Brad & Alexa Lanford, Frank & Cindy Beebe, Trish Bishop, Frank Solomon, Sara Clark, Janelle Lasecki, the Giordano family, Heather Wallace, RayAllen.com, SteveMorse.com, HighwayStar.com, High Street Records, Amanda Herrmann, Laura Major, Ceci Allen, Jeni Scott, Jesse Wilson Jr., Susan Migliorini, Julie Kunic, John Georgis, David Witt, Joshua Le Tellier, Mikey Johnson, Stefan Thiesen, Lacey Dippold, Ed & Lori Stepp, Beth Dale, Lisa Hauptner, Sherry Pacino, Jordan Avery, Dustin Whalen, Lyndsay Vandergriff, Beth Dale, Chris Duran, Ron & Korrina Swenson, Mike Dayter, Ivy Jester, Brittany Hicks, Wendy Jones, Elizabeth Nixon, Erin Stritzinger, Erin Martinez, Pete & Stephanie Serff, Odaroloc Kennels of Morrison, CO,

Photographer for CPC - Amy Fretz - seen here with her dog, 'Yuki'

• The Canine Psychology Center is licensed by the Pet Animal Care Facilities Act - a branch of the Colorado Dept. of Agriculture