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Training Advocate

Richard Gonzalez

Dogly loves Richard because he brings an evangelist's spirit to how we can support our dogs to live their best, happiest lives.

Certified

Richard is certified

AKC-Canine Good Citizen · Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA) · Karen Pryor Academy Certified Training Partner

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Puppies · Manners · Basic Training · New Dogs

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About Richard

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Hi Everyone! Welcome to The Domesticated Dog (THEDD) community here on Dogly. I am so happy you have chosen to be a part of our community. The THEDD community is a safe place for pet guardians and pet professionals to ask questions, network, and learn training technologies and philosophies. I first started learning positive reinforcement (R+) with dogs in January 2010. As a Wounded Service member undergoing medical recovery from wounds sustained in combat, I was introduced to service dogs and training. It was through my participation and learning with service dogs that I found my passion to educate dog guardians and their animals' by using humane training methods. Certifications include: University of WA -Applied Animal Behavior (UW-AAB) Karen Pryor Academy Graduate (KPA-CTP) The Certification Council for Professional Dog Trainer -(CPDT-KA) AKC -Canine good citizen evaluator (AKC-CGC) Petco Lead Training Instructor Puppy Start Right Instructor (KPA)
Experience
10 Years
Based in
pacific north west (washington state)
Focus
Clicker Training

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