A real dog training case shows how Sam Basso investigates inconsistent recall, prey drive, motivation, learned skill accessibility, and owner handling before developing individualized, measurable training homework. A dog can complete several obedience classes, practice commands every day, hike seven miles, and still ignore his owners when something more interesting appears. As an expert dog trainer, I don’t automatically assume the dog needs another obedience class or more practice. I investigate what the dog has actually learned, what motivates his behavior, whether his learned skills are accessible under different conditions, and why the training isn’t producing the results his owners need... (MORE)
Sam Basso, known as Sam The Dog Trainer, offers private in-home lessons, and is a professional dog trainer and behaviorist located in Gilbert, AZ, also serving Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa, Tempe, Chandler, Glendale, Paradise Valley, and surrounding areas. Some posts use AI-assisted drafting for clarity. This blog participates in affiliate programs (including Amazon Associates). Purchases via links may earn me a small commission at no extra cost to you.
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