
Beanie's Dog Training LLC
In Las Vegas (NV) and Surroundings.
Whether it's for basic manners or more complex behavioral issues, I am focused on not only training your pet but also teaching you, as an owner, how to effectively communicate with your dog. You will also learn how to reinforce your dog's obedience in everyday activities and life. Browse my site to learn more about how I can help.
K9 In-Home Training
Puppy Training
A new friend has moved into the house and now you want to do as much as possible right so that the sweetheart and their roommates grow well together. Good training is particularly important in the first few months.
There are different ways to train a puppy/young dog, but the most important thing is to find a training that is best for both the dog and the owner so that frustration does not arise. This requires the owner to understand a puppy's character and breed. Let's work together in my 4-hour Session or 8-hour Session.
Single lessons are possible too.
Obedience
Each dog has its own training speed. Some dogs learn quickly while others require a bit more time. Both are completely normal depending on the dog's breed. Remember that Rome was not built within a day!
Give your friend the time he/she needs to internalize what they have learned. Long-established patterns in particular cannot be changed in five minutes. However, don't fall for the saying, "An old dog doesn't learn new tricks," because even adult dogs are quite capable of adopting and learning new things.
Behavioral Problems
Sometimes it's just the little things you wish to eliminate.
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Pulling on Leash
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Excessive Barking
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Jumping on People
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Separation Anxiety
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Couch Potatoes + Bed Conqueror
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Bad recall
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Chewing
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Door Bell Reactions
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Begging
Sometimes all it takes is a few small suggestions or changes to get things going again. I am happy to help you with the various problems related to living together.
Aggression in Dogs
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Dog to Human
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Dog to Dog
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Resource Guarding
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Fear Based Aggression against:
-Movements
-Sounds
-Light Reflections

Why Dog Training?

Dog training is important for several reasons.
Firstly, it helps to establish a positive and healthy relationship between a dog and their owner. Training can help a dog to learn to understand and follow commands, which can lead to better communication and reduce the likelihood of misunderstanding or conflicts.
Secondly, training can help to prevent behavioral problems in dogs. By teaching them good habits and socialization skills early on, they are less likely to develop negative behaviors such as aggression or destructive tendencies.
Thirdly, training can enhance the overall quality of life for a dog. When a dog is well-behaved and well-trained, they are more likely to be welcome in public places, which can provide opportunities for socialization and exercise . Additionally, a well-trained dog is more likely to be taken on walks, hikes and other outdoor activities, which can improve their physically and mental health
Overall, dog training is essential for the wellbeing of both dogs and their owner. It can create a positive and rewarding relationship between a dog and their owner, prevent behavioral problems, and enhance the overall quality of life for a dog.



Call or Text:
(224) 382-0602
Email:
beaniesdogtraining@gmail.com
In Las Vegas (NV) and surroundings
*Sometimes it's hard to take a phone call while I'm in a training session, but please leave a message or text and I will get back to you as soon as possible.


Anneka P.
We have a 3 month old goldendoodle puppy and a 6 year old Fox Terrier with behaviour issues. I have worked with dog trainers previously but I'd highly recommend working with Jenny. Her passion for dogs and upbeat nature makes class engaging and enjoyable. She has a tremendous depth of knowledge with extensive experience in a wide range of training and behavioral situations. She teaches so much more than just sit and stay and educates owners about dogs and proper dog ownership. In class I feel she has super human eye sight sometimes as she is watching the dogs behavior and the handlers at the same time, I don't think she misses a thing. The mood is always upbeat and energetic. We worked inside and outside the home and covered the best food for both pooches. Respect is shown to all, she truly is setting people and dogs up to succeed.

Mike. M
I have a two years old Australian Cattle Dog who had some behavior issues. Jenny quickly found out why my dog often didn't respond to my commands and was able to show me how to get my dog to focus on me. I booked 4 hours (1h per week, so I had time to train) and during the 4 weeks, I could call Jenny at any time if I had problems with something. (I did it a few times and she was always happy to help me and answered all my questions.)

Stevie R.
Out of all the dog trainers with whom I have had experience working, Martha (Jenny) stands out as absolutely the most well-informed and knowledgeable in both the psychology of dogs as well as that of humans! I cannot stress how important it is to fully understand this link between our furry friends and ourselves when trying time nurture a loving and fruitful relationship with a dog but Jenny completely understands this and makes it a tenet of her teaching. She is hands-on and able to explain the abstract thinking that dogs have in human easy to understand terms. I highly recommend anyone to give Jenny a call and get started with her plans. My dog's responsiveness and obedience level has improved 10x within the few months that I have been working with Jenny. Beanies Dog Training takes the cake!

