[nagdu] About private trainers

[Marion Gwizdala]

Dear All,
    there is a private guide dog trainer on this list. His name is Doug 
Weil. He worked at GDB for quite some time. He has helped me with a couple 
of training issues and is willing to work with anyone who needs his help. 
Since he is on this list, I will let him give you more information about his 
services and fees, if he wishes to do so.

fraternally yours,
Marion


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mardi Hadfield" <wolfsinger.lakota at gmail.com>
To: <nagdu at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Sunday, November 06, 2011 8:08 PM
Subject: [nagdu] About private trainers


> Hi every one, Mardi here. Just catching up on the list.I have used a
> private trainer with all my dogs. I told them what I needed my dogs to do
> and it worked out for me. This last time around, I did more of the 
> training
> my self. I definitely feel that I could train the next one with out the
> trainer's help. I would really like to get a program dog next time but not
> being able to travel away from home, needing a wheelchair guide and
> preferring certain breeds, I will probably end up training my own again. 
> As
> far as private trainers that do guide dog training, Pro-Train of 
> California
> will train one for you. You can provide the dog or take one that they have
> bred. Of course it will cost big bucks. The link is  Dog Trainer, San
> Diego: Pro Train Service
> Dogs<http://www.protraindog.com/Service-Dogs-San-Diego.html>
> Have a great day,  Mardi and Shaman
> -- 
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