We believe it is wrong for so many dogs to lose their lives every year in shelters and homes across the country because of seemingly irresolvable behavior issues. Many of us have adopted rescue dogs to 'save' them only to discover later that serious problems exist. What started as an act of kindness can end with you giving your 'troubles' to others, a lawsuit and/or a euthanized family pet.
The Dog Behavior Rehab system is based on the concepts of dog psychology. We are trained in various behavioral change methods and regularly attend seminars and conferences to update that training. We select the method that we feel will be best for you and your dog, and we believe strongly that no one method is the best for every dog. We get results with simple and fast methods, and are referred by many area veterinarians because our system truly works.
Read about our Dog Behavior Rehab Team:
Sherry BoyerSherry Boyer is the director of Dog Behavior Rehab, and a Professional member of the International Association of Canine Professionals (IACP). Sherry has literally traveled the globe to learn about different dog behavior rehabilitation methods. She is a dog psychology communications expert, acting as an interpreter and translator to train both you and your dog. Sherry’s previous life in Japan as a university instructor and Japanese language translator seems to have nothing to do with the world of dogs, yet has everything to do with communicating successfully with beings who do not speak the same language. Read more about Sherry here.
Sue MaxwellSue is the latest addition to our team. She is a lifelong dog owner, and has a deep interest in helping people live happily with their dogs. She lives with Oliver, a standard poodle, and Bug, a deaf Queensland Heeler mix. Sue is fascinated with the ability of dogs to learn and assimilate new information, as well as with the owner/dog dynamic. She loves working with people and their badly behaving dogs and seeing how quickly the relationship can be turned around in a positive way.
"It's great to know that there are people out there like you specializing in dog rehab and not just dog obedience. It's certainly needed in the rescue world!"
— Monica Rua, Animal Friends Rescue Project of Pacific Grove.
Our Mission and Purpose
Dog Behavior Rehab uses natural methods to neutralize behavioral issues. Our main focus is to rehabilitate dogs and train their people. Our goal is success for both the owner and pet. Happiness is a peaceful, well-balanced dog that the family members, other pets and neighbors can feel safe around. "Behavior problems are the largest preventable cause of death in dogs in the United States" says Steve Appelbaum, President of Animal Behavior College. "We know that 40 to 70 percent of all dogs in animal shelters are there because of untreated behavior problems." The Dog Behavior Rehab team is expert at training owners to quickly and easily work with their dogs in ways that dogs understand.
877-579-3223
San Jose, CA
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