Hounds Unleashed! Dog Training & Behavior Consulting
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About the Trainer
Kristi Martin has a long history of working with and training animals. For over twelve years she worked at a variety of different zoological parks including: Riverbanks Zoo & Botanical Gardens, The Oakland Zoo, and St. Catherine's Island. As a zoo professional she cared for and trained a number of different species, such as, great apes, zebras, and birds.
Kristi currently is enrolled in Purdue University's Veterinary Technology Distance Learning Program and works as a Veterinary Assistant in Adams, NY.
She also is a member of The Association of Pet Dog Trainers and is a graduate of Dogs Of Course, Instructor Training Course. Kristi is a frequent participant in continuing education opportunities, such as, Dr. Ian Dunbar's Dog Behavior, Medicine & Training, and Sue Sternberg's Dog/Dog Group Dynamics.
Kristi currently is enrolled in Purdue University's Veterinary Technology Distance Learning Program and works as a Veterinary Assistant in Adams, NY.
She also is a member of The Association of Pet Dog Trainers and is a graduate of Dogs Of Course, Instructor Training Course. Kristi is a frequent participant in continuing education opportunities, such as, Dr. Ian Dunbar's Dog Behavior, Medicine & Training, and Sue Sternberg's Dog/Dog Group Dynamics.
How to Choose a Trainer
* Training should be a rewarding experience for both you and your dog.
* You should feel comfortable with the training tools and methods used by the instructor.
* A skilled professional dog trainer employs humane training methods.
* Your trainer should have a thorough understanding of the principles of learning behavior and be able to explain them to you in a "user-friendly" manner.
* Avoid trainers who utilize the practice of hanging, beating, kicking, and any procedures that may cause pain or distress to your dog.
* Training should be a rewarding experience for both you and your dog.
* You should feel comfortable with the training tools and methods used by the instructor.
* A skilled professional dog trainer employs humane training methods.
* Your trainer should have a thorough understanding of the principles of learning behavior and be able to explain them to you in a "user-friendly" manner.
* Avoid trainers who utilize the practice of hanging, beating, kicking, and any procedures that may cause pain or distress to your dog.
