Codys Dog Training services will be paused from August 18 to September 10, 2025. Inquiries made by EMAIL ON THE WEBSITE will receive a response. We will be unable to respond to phone or text inquiries until September 10, 2025. We look forward to working with you—stay pawsitive and keep the tails wagging:)
Picture going to a home to let a dog out while the owners are working only to find the dog standing at the top of the stairs with its teeth bared at you. If you move to another room, it runs quickly to see where you went but stays at a distance. Any brief eye contact could elicit a snarl or send him running. It was determined that Dudley was fearful aggressive of humans but very happy and relaxed with all sizes and breeds of dogs.
Imagine a very large, gray standard poodle walking quietly with his owner down the street until he sees a dog in the distance. His body stiffens as he gets closer to the dog and he begins to bark while madly pulling and lunging at the end of his leash. While not afraid of a small dog, Bodhi was fearfully aggressive especially with taller, larger dogs. His owners admitted that they were very nervous about walking him in public.
Chewey was a stocky little chihuahua who would attempt to bite his owners at random times if he disagreed with anything they might want him to do! He was an equal opportunity snapper--dogs or humans. When visitors came to his house, he would bark long and loud at them. They were told not to touch him because he might bite. If the owner tried to move him off the bed, he would bite her.
Just as humans learn in various ways, a training program needs to be tailored to each specific dog and their owner. For that reason, we value individual training sessions in the dog and owner’s home where learning can be realistically applied.
Cody’s Dog Training values teaching humans the principles of a dog’s psychology and then use leadership skills, positive reinforcement and behavior modification type exercises to achieve any goals for the dog and its owner.
In 2017, Janet graduated from Cesar Millan’s Fundamentals I & II class where she learned the principles of dog psychology and human skills to achieve a balanced dog. Learning the leadership skills necessary for human-dog interactions remains a key principle of Cesar’s training.
Janet has almost 15 years experience working with dogs. She is a Certified Dog Trainer through International Association of Canine Professionals (IACP) as well as one of their professional members.
