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Everyone:: ItsFluffy's Pawfect Trainer Dog Training Free Service

Many members know I'm actually a legitimate, professional, certified dog trainer and many don't.
I'm offering this service for multiple reasons:
-To prove training over live: e.g. Skype, is possible
-To build testimonials for my website and a site that hosts my business concepts
-To possibly open a premium service here on hf if users believe they'd pay for it
-To show more people around the nation (maybe world) I truly am the best
-To continue to gain personal experience as every new individual dog is a learning experience
-To prove no matter the concern, there's absolutely no issue or concern I can't handle between dog and owner

So, what can I help you with? You name it.
+Do you have a fear of dogs?
+Does your dog bark too much?
+Is your dog aggressive?
+Just get a puppy and need some help?
+Want to get a puppy and need to know how to prepare?
+Want to know the best food for your dog?
+Want to know what NOT to feed your dog?
+Do you really believe you can't teach an old dog new tricks?
+Are you having a hard time helping your newly blind/def dog?
+Trying to convince your mom/dad/family to get a puppy?
+Does your dog pull on the leash?
+Is your dog insecure? Anxious? Nervous?
+What is the best food for my specific dog?
+Should I use an E-Collar? A choke chain? A pinch collar?

-The list is virtually endless and I'll add more as users present their questions/cases to me.

So, what should you do to take part in this? Fill out the form as best as you can and I WILL MESSAGE YOU. Those who pm me will be completely ignored. Listen, I am insanely busy as it is with pms, emails, training sessions, and everything else I do, so when I get to you, you should reply because that means I'm making time for you.

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-How old are you (pertinent so I know my audience):
-What experiences do you have with dogs in general (previous dog owner, new dog owner, puppies, family, what?):
-What kind of dog/puppy do you have/are you getting:
-Age and sex of dog/puppy:
-Describe your question or concern in as much detail as you can:

+PLEASE HAVE A CAMERA YOU CAN USE WITH SKYPE AND A MIC!!! WITHOUT BOTH OF THESE THINGS I CANNOT HELP YOU, THIS IS LIVE TRAINING. I will ask that participants leave their review for me and I will ask permission to use their testimonial on my business if applicable.

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F.A.Qs.

(Feb 18, 2015 12:39 AM)Jason™ Wrote:  Cool service, I never thought I would see this on HF.

Nonetheless don't you think it would be a bit weird for the person
holding a webcam up to their dog while your saying "here puppy NO BARK!"

Lol, jokes but good luck with sales.

Thanks for the comment, but to answer in a serious note, I actually teach and train the owner over live. The dog wouldn't recognize the digital translation of a voice to their ear. Some dogs like to watch tv or hear the radio if the audio is on a certain frequency but otherwise not all dogs (most) will be able to hear an owner or other individual through a speaker due to the audio frequency altering our state of voice.

(Feb 18, 2015 05:25 AM)Joy Wrote:  -Describe your question or concern in as much detail as you can: How can i get my parents to get a puppy for me. They just think it is a hassle.

To prove to them you really do want one and won't get bored or cleaning up after the puppy after 2 weeks:
-Spend a little bit of time at a local shelter helping them
-Spend a little time at a local puppy store that responsibly sells puppies and learn some things there
-Do the proper research on what kind of puppy you'd like so you know you're not getting a breed too energetic for your life since you're probably still in school
-Proving your personal understanding of the task ahead instead of whining and complaining will greatly increase the likelihood your parents will have confidence in you to handle a puppy
-You can also bring your mom to dog parks on the weekends and talk to other owners

(Feb 18, 2015 05:34 AM)Qyte Wrote:  -Describe your question or concern in as much detail as you can: How the shit can I get the alpha to walk on a lead without pulling. I've tried chokers, harnesses, mouth wraps, literally everything.

This is one of the most common things I teach and is VERY easy to resolve, VERY easy. Also, with labs, ALWAYS use the harnesses. You will have much more control and it will be far more comfortable for them. The essential goal will simply be to take away his need to feel dominant and defensive and it can be solved in a matter of a day or so depending on your persistence which I don't think will be an issue since you have had dogs for so long (Labs are probably my favorite breed and they will learn ANYTHING within minutes)

(Feb 18, 2015 05:44 AM)Linkin™ Wrote:  You reckon you could teach us how to make our normal dog into a guard dog?

It's possible, it's not what I specialize in but yes it's possible

(Mar 24, 2015 12:45 PM)thatcucambooor Wrote:  -What kind of dog/puppy do you have/are you getting: Jack Russel
-Age and sex of dog/puppy: 4years old, Femail
-Describe your question or concern in as much detail as you can:My dog used to run after other dogs and bark at then and get very aggressive but since she was attacked by two German shepherds, she is very scared of big dogs, so scared that if they come close to her, she will scream and try to run home, but she is find with smaller dogs however she does still act like before the attack with small dogs.

Ah yes, believe it or not I enjoy dealing with these cases because it's when you truly get to see just how smart and adaptive dogs truly are.
Jack russels are super trainable but you need A LOT OF PATIENCE!
They are in my opinion the most active dogs I've ever trained.
They can run for hours, play fetch, etc, and after 4 hours of non stop running you can come inside and they'll still act like they never went out.
The fear of other dogs if she was attacked is completely reasonable but we need to break her mindset of believing all dogs (bigger than her) are going to hurt her and this is 100% up to you to correct.
Dogs unlike us can get past fear VERY quickly if the have the right associations shown to them. We need to make sure they're calm and relaxed and ready to greet another dog so they don't become over anxious and go into panic mode. This I can absolutely teach you

TESTIMONIALS/REVIEWS

(Feb 19, 2015 05:04 PM)Chrominous™ Wrote:  Spent 50 minutes asking him questions and he answered all of them and even gave logic and reasoning behind all of his answers. I wouldn't think twice to use a service he provides, thanks fluffy!

(Apr 6, 2015 04:25 PM)๖ۣۜAverage Wrote:  Fluffy helped me so much, I know now more things and can stop my dog from rummaging thru my bins thanks!

what happens when this happens to my dog
[Image: 53tOOeE.gif]
This is pretty cool, never thought of this, especially for HF. Vouch for fluffy
(Feb 18, 2015 12:39 AM)Jason™ Wrote:  Cool service, I never thought I would see this on HF.

Nonetheless don't you think it would be a bit weird for the person
holding a webcam up to their dog while your saying "here puppy NO BARK!"

Lol, jokes but good luck with sales.

Thanks for the comment, but to answer in a serious note, I actually teach and train the owner over live. The dog wouldn't recognize the digital translation of a voice to their ear. Some dogs like to watch tv or hear the radio if the audio is on a certain frequency but otherwise not all dogs (most) will be able to hear an owner or other individual through a speaker due to the audio frequency altering our state of voice.

(Feb 18, 2015 05:25 AM)Joy Wrote:  -How old are you (pertinent so I know my audience): 14
-What experiences do you have with dogs in general (previous dog owner, new dog owner, puppies, family, what?): None
-What kind of dog/puppy do you have/are you getting: None
-Age and sex of dog/puppy: None
-Describe your question or concern in as much detail as you can: How can i get my parents to get a puppy for me. They just think it is a hassle.

Sorry if you don't do this. But i thought of asking you.

To prove to them you really do want one and won't get bored or cleaning up after the puppy after 2 weeks:
-Spend a little bit of time at a local shelter helping them
-Spend a little time at a local puppy store that responsibly sells puppies and learn some things there
-Do the proper research on what kind of puppy you'd like so you know you're not getting a breed too energetic for your life since you're probably still in school
-Proving your personal understanding of the task ahead instead of whining and complaining will greatly increase the likelihood your parents will have confidence in you to handle a puppy

(Feb 18, 2015 05:34 AM)Qyte Wrote:  -How old are you (pertinent so I know my audience): 18
-What experiences do you have with dogs in general (previous dog owner, new dog owner, puppies, family, what?): Been around dogs my whole life, always had a few in the family.
-What kind of dog/puppy do you have/are you getting: Have 2 labs.
-Age and sex of dog/puppy: 2 Years old, male, both brothers.
-Describe your question or concern in as much detail as you can: How the shit can I get the alpha to walk on a lead without pulling. I've tried chokers, harnesses, mouth wraps, literally everything.

Are you willing to discuss over skype? This is one of the most common things I teach and is VERY easy to resolve, VERY easy. Also, with labs, ALWAYS use the harnesses. You will have much more control and it will be far more comfortable for them. The essential goal will simply be to take away his need to feel dominant and defensive and it can be solved in a matter of a day or so depending on your persistence which I don't think will be an issue since you have had dogs for so long (Labs are probably my favorite breed and they will learn ANYTHING within minutes)

(Feb 18, 2015 05:42 AM)♯ʘǤ✌ Wrote:  what happens when this happens to my dog
[Image: 53tOOeE.gif]

You laugh

(Feb 18, 2015 05:44 AM)Linkin™ Wrote:  You reckon you could teach us how to make our normal dog into a guard dog?

It's possible, it's not what I specialize in but yes it's possible

(Feb 18, 2015 06:19 AM)Vynide Wrote:  Vouch! seems really cool. Hopefully my dog will stop being a pussy and meowing. Also do you do this kind of stuff for cats? My Cat runs down the road barking at people and likes to shit on the neighbours lawn. Am i feeding him the wrong food?

Well then you need to talk to the local zoo about how your breeder crossed a dog and a cat
@kondax, you're an idiot
@legend thanks for the comment
(Feb 18, 2015 06:48 PM)3.14 Wrote:  Can you teach my dog how to take commands in german?

Jk, but this seems like a very interesting service. GLWS

Honestly?
Yeah. As long as you use the same word or sound every single time you intend to teach the command, the dog will learn that and respond accordingly
Thanks for the comment
I will keep this running as long as I can
I don't expect a mass following but the thread itself is gaining a lot of views very quickly actually
(Feb 19, 2015 03:31 PM)Stupify Wrote:  -How old are you (pertinent so I know my audience): 17
-What experiences do you have with dogs in general (previous dog owner, new dog owner, puppies, family, what?): Lived with them my whole life.
-What kind of dog/puppy do you have/are you getting: Purebred German Shepard
-Age and sex of dog/puppy: Just got done with her first heat about 2 weeks ago, still a pup
-Describe your question or concern in as much detail as you can: Would like to have her as one of those cliche dogs that will listen to me and only me. She's kind of like that, she's disobedient to others but will listen eventually. She'll listen to me on command unless something else really has her attention like her playmate or another animal.

So to clarify, you do not want her listening to others? You sure that's what you want... it's truthfully not advised. If however you mean to say that you want her making you the priority and listen on command, this can absolutely be done and will prove to be considerably easy with her being purebred german shepherd. And she is still a pup correct (under 3 years), double checking?
(Feb 19, 2015 03:40 PM)Stupify Wrote:  I guess I may have over-thought what I was wanting. And being 17 I was quick to answer and not think long term since I'd be gone with school etc and would have someone else looking after her (did not think about that part).

But now really thinking about it, I want her to be protective over me. She'll growl and hide behind me when friends come but I kind of want her to be aggressive and ready to jump if that's what I wish her to do. But not be anti-social since I still have friends come over.

Also, are there simple, easy commands for her to learn to get some bonding time? Like I said, with school/practice/work I don't have much time with her so quality>quantity wins this battle.

I was an presidential scholar and all-state olympic athlete coming out of high school so believe me i know all about having a lot of time being taken up by academics and sports and yes I absolutely still can provide you the right info to help.

The part about her "hiding behind you" will be an easy fix but will need to hear and see exactly how it happens to properly give you the exact info but should be very easily to correct as you want it to be.

For the bonding commands, yes absolutely, however please keep in mind ANY kind of training and interaction you do with her strengthens the bond between you two. Any kind of simple obedience to playing ball or any kind of agility builds constant trust and reinforces companionship between you two.

If you'd like me to continue to reply through thread I will otherwise I can talk with you over skype any time you like (well, when you're off school and let me know to be on skype).
(Feb 19, 2015 03:59 PM)Stupify Wrote:  I can be on skype now, she's sitting right next to me while I write this message.

skype is: gokeyx

ok, will message you a couple minutes from now
(Feb 19, 2015 05:04 PM)Chrominous™ Wrote:  Spent 50 minutes asking him questions and he answered all of them and even gave logic and reasoning behind all of his answers. I wouldn't think twice to use a service he provides, thanks fluffy!

thanks for the vouch
was glad to help and if u have any other questions just pm me and ill help u out
(Feb 21, 2015 09:51 AM)Balloon Wrote:  I need to PM you about this when I get home from work. I didn't know we had this in common and would like to propose something to you. My pup is already well trained and my GSP will be too (once the bitch produces the color I want). This has to do in regards to a website.

Yeah sure
I will going through a ridiculous number of pms right now so ill go one by one which will take about an hour due HF's waiting system
if anyone has any new questions or comments feel free to seek me out
i have been a bit busy but am still offering this those n need
(Mar 3, 2015 04:27 PM)Effexion Wrote:  Wow, Fluffy One. This thread.

As a cat fanatic I wouldn't normally have clicked an obviously dog-related thread, but your title enticed me to have a peek. I believe 'Pawfect' is the word that grabbed me. How can a dude not be drawn to paw-based puns?

Well, not only did you lure your counter-part to your thread, but you also made him get up off his white, hairy arse to reach the keyboard and reply (I was just surfing on my One).

You really do seem to know your shit when it comes to dogs. Your obvious love for canines really grabs my respect.

I wish you all the best in this, dude. Keep up the great work outside of HF too, man.

~Effexion

Thank you very much I appreciate the time you put in to post the reply

I have had a website for awhile but it's on weebly (sad face) so I'm hoping to be able to build some additional testimonials to post on there. I'm not an html coder so I'm not familiar with creating/establishing my own site as of yet.

I came up with "The pawfect trainer" about 7 years or so ago and a lot of people seem to like.

I am asked frequently about cats as well as I've been an avid fan of big cats since I was young and know quite a bit about them but not necessarily quite the expert as I am with dogs.

Again thanks for posting the comment


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