Brian Tuel's Dog Training At Your Door

Brian has done an amazing job with our 2 gorgeous Australian Shepherds. One had a problem with barking at everything, being disobedient, and a general handful. The other followed his lead and neither were a joy to be around. After the very first session the change was so significant we could hardly believe they were the same beautiful dogs. We have been able to take short walks off property with them now. There is still room for improvement as we all learn what to do, but Brian has given us the tools we need and the confidence that we can get it done.

Brian came to our home on Jan 18, 2022, to teach our dog, Pete, to get in the car. We were really impressed with his communication skills for both the dog and us. He was here for about an hour, and he figured out Pete's aversion to getting in and trained him accordingly. He was worth every penny and when he left, he said if we have any trouble to give him a call. It has now been over a week and Pete has never failed to get in and out of the car.

Husband and wife in their 70s needed help with training as one of the Dobbies was too strong having already caused the wife to have a broken wrist. Brian made the training so easy and relaxing. We did end up using the “Sport Dog Remote Trainer” which worked very well. Brian is friendly and relaxed with years and years of experience. His training handouts were easy and clear. We do have more practicing to do but we are thrilled with Brian and his work.

Brian was professional, personable,and was great with teaching us and our dog Bella. We learned a lot about training our dog the correct way and immediately saw vast improvements. Would highly recommend him! Thank you Brain

It was soo easy. Goodboy is a 15 year old deaf cocker spaniel and I feared it was too late to train him to stay in our small yard, but Brian came, set up the flags, and went through a short training session. I had had a serious accident back in February that kept me from even stepping outside with GB. As months passed he had begun to travel throughout the neighborhood and I feared for his safety as well as the neighbors’ wrath. After a discussion with Brian we decided to try the warning collar, no fence buried; just a simple collar that would warn GB when he went too far from the established point (my front door). It took a day and a half; he now stays well within the prescribed boundary even if I forget the collar momentarily. Thank you Brian!