This is a list of the top dog trainers in Dayton, OH, based on votes from the Sniffspot community and the general public.
CPDT-KA, ABCDT, FFCP
Aggressive dog training, Reactive dog training, In home training, Puppy training
Centerville, Ohio Bellbrook, Ohio Five Points, Ohio Miamisburg, Ohio
Helping people and their dogs connect is the absolute best part of my job. I've been working with dogs for 15 years and I've loved every second of it. I received my dog training certification in 2010 and have been focused on dogs and dog behavior ever since. I am a certified trainer through the Animal Behavior College and the Certification Council for Professional Dog Trainers. I spent 5 year...
Welcome to Dayton’s list of top dog trainers. The Dayton, Ohio list is based on 35 votes from the Ohio Sniffspot community. Only the Dayton dog trainers with the top number of votes made this list. Trainers are ordered by number of votes, with Jenna Huffman at the top of this list with 35 votes. We also counted 477 votes for Ohio, with the remaining trainers listed outside of Dayton.
Our rankings include trainers certified by CPDT-KA and FFCP. They also specialize in Puppy training, In home training amongst other training programs.
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Behind every successful Dayton training session lies a passionate professional. Jenna Huffman shares why they chose this path: I stumbled upon my beloved pup, Ares, as a sweet, innocent puppy wandering the streets of San Antonio. However, as she grew up, I soon discovered that she had severe anxiety and reactivity issues. Despite my best efforts to seek help and guidance, every piece of advice I received seemed to worsen her condition. From being instructed to yank her collar whenever she noticed another dog, to rolling her onto her back whenever she barked, and even squirting her in the face when she growled - none of these coercive techniques felt right to me. It wasn't until I delved deeper into the world of positive reinforcement training that I finally discovered the true cause of her reactivity - fear. This realization allowed me to approach her with a newfound empathy, helping her to feel safe and secure in her surroundings, and finally make progress. Ares was my heart dog, and after a long life of sixteen years, she left an indelible mark on my life. Through her, I discovered my true passion - to guide owners and their beloved pups towards a brighter future. If you're feeling lost, scared, or confused, let me help guide you towards the path of positive reinforcement training - the same path that helped me and my Ares.. All 1 trainers on this Dayton list are committed to positive reinforcement.
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I stumbled upon my beloved pup, Ares, as a sweet, innocent puppy wandering the streets of San Antonio. However, as she grew up, I soon discovered that she had severe anxiety and reactivity issues. Despite my best efforts to seek help and guidance, every piece of advice I received seemed to worsen her condition. From being instructed to yank her collar whenever she noticed another dog, to rolling her onto her back whenever she barked, and even squirting her in the face when she growled - none of these coercive techniques felt right to me. It wasn't until I delved deeper into the world of positive reinforcement training that I finally discovered the true cause of her reactivity - fear. This realization allowed me to approach her with a newfound empathy, helping her to feel safe and secure in her surroundings, and finally make progress. Ares was my heart dog, and after a long life of sixteen years, she left an indelible mark on my life. Through her, I discovered my true passion - to guide owners and their beloved pups towards a brighter future. If you're feeling lost, scared, or confused, let me help guide you towards the path of positive reinforcement training - the same path that helped me and my Ares..
My number one training tip is to enjoy the journey with your dog. Training is not just about reaching the end goal of having a well-behaved dog; it's about the process of building a stronger bond with your furry friend. So, instead of getting caught up in the outcome, try to appreciate every step of the journey with your dog. Celebrate the small successes along the way, and don't get discouraged by setbacks or challenges. Enjoying the journey with your dog will not only make training more enjoyable for both you and your pup, but it will also strengthen your bond and deepen your relationship.. This advice is particularly relevant for dog owners in Dayton looking to improve their dog’s behavior.


















































