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The key to stopping destructive behavior is to identify the cause. Teething, separation anxiety, attention seeking behavior and boredom can each result in chewing or digging. Often a dog that is bored or lacks sufficient exercise will exhibit destructive behavior. Regardless of the cause, the first course of action with every dog is to offer plenty of play and exercise time and basic obedience training to create discipline and affection. Physical and mental exercise alone can work wonders for many destructive pets.

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“Johanna’s extensive knowledge and experience was exactly what I needed. She provided me with breed specific training tailored to my dog. Life changing is not an exaggeration of the progress we’ve made in 6 short weeks.”

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“I can honestly say each issue was addressed and totally cleared up! He has learned manners and is a much happier, obedient boy. I learned so much myself and feel much more confident handling him!”

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