I have a 3 y/o Pom that I really need to take to a dog training program. She is
sweet as can be, but needs to learn at least recall and sit/stay.

I have no use of my left arm, so I have to find a trainer that will let me
teach her to be on my right side instead of the traditional left side. Also she
has a slipped disc in her neck, so she has to be trained with her leash on a
halter instead of a collar as pulling on a collar makes the disc flare up.

Would any training program work with these two special needs, or will I have a
hard time finding help. How do I go about finding a good affordable program
that will meet my needs?

-sunny

Any experienced trainer should be able to help you. There is a woman in one
of my competition classes who cannot use her right arm and she's currently
showing her dog in the Open class of competitive obedience.

What city/state are you in, perhaps the listers know of a good school/club
nearby.
--
Kristen and
Kali CDX, CGC, TDIA, TT
www.kristenandkali.com





"Sunni12" wrote in message
...
I have a 3 y/o Pom that I really need to take to a dog training program.
She is
sweet as can be, but needs to learn at least recall and sit/stay.

I have no use of my left arm, so I have to find a trainer that will let me
teach her to be on my right side instead of the traditional left side.
Also she
has a slipped disc in her neck, so she has to be trained with her leash on
a
halter instead of a collar as pulling on a collar makes the disc flare up.

Would any training program work with these two special needs, or will I
have a
hard time finding help. How do I go about finding a good affordable
program
that will meet my needs?

-sunny

Any experienced trainer should be able to help you. There is a woman in one
of my competition classes who cannot use her right arm and she's currently
showing her dog in the Open class of competitive obedience.

What city/state are you in, perhaps the listers know of a good school/club
nearby.
--
Kristen and
Kali CDX, CGC, TDIA, TT
www.kristenandkali.com





"Sunni12" wrote in message
...
I have a 3 y/o Pom that I really need to take to a dog training program.
She is
sweet as can be, but needs to learn at least recall and sit/stay.

I have no use of my left arm, so I have to find a trainer that will let me
teach her to be on my right side instead of the traditional left side.
Also she
has a slipped disc in her neck, so she has to be trained with her leash on
a
halter instead of a collar as pulling on a collar makes the disc flare up.

Would any training program work with these two special needs, or will I
have a
hard time finding help. How do I go about finding a good affordable
program
that will meet my needs?

-sunny

Any experienced trainer should be able to help you. There is a woman in one
of my competition classes who cannot use her right arm and she's currently
showing her dog in the Open class of competitive obedience.

What city/state are you in, perhaps the listers know of a good school/club
nearby.
--
Kristen and
Kali CDX, CGC, TDIA, TT
www.kristenandkali.com





"Sunni12" wrote in message
...
I have a 3 y/o Pom that I really need to take to a dog training program.
She is
sweet as can be, but needs to learn at least recall and sit/stay.

I have no use of my left arm, so I have to find a trainer that will let me
teach her to be on my right side instead of the traditional left side.
Also she
has a slipped disc in her neck, so she has to be trained with her leash on
a
halter instead of a collar as pulling on a collar makes the disc flare up.

Would any training program work with these two special needs, or will I
have a
hard time finding help. How do I go about finding a good affordable
program
that will meet my needs?

-sunny

Any experienced trainer should be able to help you. There is a woman in one
of my competition classes who cannot use her right arm and she's currently
showing her dog in the Open class of competitive obedience.

What city/state are you in, perhaps the listers know of a good school/club
nearby.
--
Kristen and
Kali CDX, CGC, TDIA, TT
www.kristenandkali.com





"Sunni12" wrote in message
...
I have a 3 y/o Pom that I really need to take to a dog training program.
She is
sweet as can be, but needs to learn at least recall and sit/stay.

I have no use of my left arm, so I have to find a trainer that will let me
teach her to be on my right side instead of the traditional left side.
Also she
has a slipped disc in her neck, so she has to be trained with her leash on
a
halter instead of a collar as pulling on a collar makes the disc flare up.

Would any training program work with these two special needs, or will I
have a
hard time finding help. How do I go about finding a good affordable
program
that will meet my needs?

-sunny

We live in Rhode Island.
Thanks for the help.

-sunny

Any experienced trainer should be able to help you. There is a woman in one
of my competition classes who cannot use her right arm and she's currently
showing her dog in the Open class of competitive obedience.

What city/state are you in, perhaps the listers know of a good school/club
nearby.
--
Kristen and
Kali CDX, CGC, TDIA, TT
www.kristenandkali.com





"Sunni12" wrote in message
...
I have a 3 y/o Pom that I really need to take to a dog training program.
She is
sweet as can be, but needs to learn at least recall and sit/stay.

I have no use of my left arm, so I have to find a trainer that will let me
teach her to be on my right side instead of the traditional left side.
Also she
has a slipped disc in her neck, so she has to be trained with her leash on
a
halter instead of a collar as pulling on a collar makes the disc flare up.

Would any training program work with these two special needs, or will I
have a
hard time finding help. How do I go about finding a good affordable
program
that will meet my needs?

-sunny

We live in Rhode Island.
Thanks for the help.

-sunny

Any experienced trainer should be able to help you. There is a woman in one
of my competition classes who cannot use her right arm and she's currently
showing her dog in the Open class of competitive obedience.

What city/state are you in, perhaps the listers know of a good school/club
nearby.
--
Kristen and
Kali CDX, CGC, TDIA, TT
www.kristenandkali.com





"Sunni12" wrote in message
...
I have a 3 y/o Pom that I really need to take to a dog training program.
She is
sweet as can be, but needs to learn at least recall and sit/stay.

I have no use of my left arm, so I have to find a trainer that will let me
teach her to be on my right side instead of the traditional left side.
Also she
has a slipped disc in her neck, so she has to be trained with her leash on
a
halter instead of a collar as pulling on a collar makes the disc flare up.

Would any training program work with these two special needs, or will I
have a
hard time finding help. How do I go about finding a good affordable
program
that will meet my needs?

-sunny

We live in Rhode Island.
Thanks for the help.

-sunny

Any experienced trainer should be able to help you. There is a woman in one
of my competition classes who cannot use her right arm and she's currently
showing her dog in the Open class of competitive obedience.

What city/state are you in, perhaps the listers know of a good school/club
nearby.
--
Kristen and
Kali CDX, CGC, TDIA, TT
www.kristenandkali.com





"Sunni12" wrote in message
...
I have a 3 y/o Pom that I really need to take to a dog training program.
She is
sweet as can be, but needs to learn at least recall and sit/stay.

I have no use of my left arm, so I have to find a trainer that will let me
teach her to be on my right side instead of the traditional left side.
Also she
has a slipped disc in her neck, so she has to be trained with her leash on
a
halter instead of a collar as pulling on a collar makes the disc flare up.

Would any training program work with these two special needs, or will I
have a
hard time finding help. How do I go about finding a good affordable
program
that will meet my needs?

-sunny

We live in Rhode Island.
Thanks for the help.

-sunny

Any experienced trainer should be able to help you. There is a woman in one
of my competition classes who cannot use her right arm and she's currently
showing her dog in the Open class of competitive obedience.

What city/state are you in, perhaps the listers know of a good school/club
nearby.
--
Kristen and
Kali CDX, CGC, TDIA, TT
www.kristenandkali.com





"Sunni12" wrote in message
...
I have a 3 y/o Pom that I really need to take to a dog training program.
She is
sweet as can be, but needs to learn at least recall and sit/stay.

I have no use of my left arm, so I have to find a trainer that will let me
teach her to be on my right side instead of the traditional left side.
Also she
has a slipped disc in her neck, so she has to be trained with her leash on
a
halter instead of a collar as pulling on a collar makes the disc flare up.

Would any training program work with these two special needs, or will I
have a
hard time finding help. How do I go about finding a good affordable
program
that will meet my needs?

-sunny

(Sunni12) wrote in message ...

Would any training program work with these two special needs, or will I have a
hard time finding help. How do I go about finding a good affordable program
that will meet my needs?

Any good training program should be able to easily accommodate your
needs. In many areas, the least expensive training options are also
among the best: classes offered by local dog training clubs and
classes offered through local parks & recreation departments. When you
are exploring those options, ask for the phone number of the
instructor and call them to discuss your concerns. I think you'll
find that most are quite willing to discuss not only their programs,
but others in your area that would be suitable for you.

Lynn K.