Dog Training Denver, Colorado

The Canine Psychology Center of Colorado

This page updated Sunday, November 16, 2008 09:31 AM

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If your dog is showing signs of aggression, seek professional help immediately!!!  Aggression issues almost always become worse over time.  Growling, nipping, biting, staring, stalking, snarling and snapping are some behaviors that demand attention as soon as they are detected.  Don't panic, don't procrastinate, call CPC for help NOW!!!

• Is your dog aggressive toward adults, children, dogs, cats, other animals or even you?

1. CPC offers an aggression rehabilitation program for dogs with very mild to dangerously severe aggression issues (and training for owners.)

2. Don't panic and don't procrastinate - CALL CPC NOW for immediate attention to all aggression issues.

3. Please do not have your beloved dog put to sleep until you have visited CPC!

4. Please remember that there are many dog trainers/behaviorists who claim to use only positive reinforcement, or 'holistic' healing methods with aggressive dogs. While these methods can help some dogs they do not provide the structure and discipline (not punishment) that even the simplest creature in the wild has the privilege of learning first-hand.

5. Please CLICK HERE to view details of the aggression rehabilitation program.

6. Please, serious inquiries only.

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