These guidelines have been developed to help in that selection and permission is granted to copy them for clients. Shop around until you find a trainer that will work for you. Ask your veterinarian for referrals. Vets see many well-behaved dogs often. Ask owners of well-mannered dogs where they received their training.
Good training is flexible and suits the needs of the dog and the owner.
Competent trainers modify their methods so that everyone can succeed. Find a trainer who can deliver what you and your dog need. If obedience competition is your dream, find a successful competitor. If you want to train your dog to assist you in your disability, find a trainer with that specialty. If you have a specific problem with your dog, ask trainers what their experience is with this problem.