Benefits:
- 401(k) matching
- Bonus based on performance
- Company parties
- Competitive salary
- Dental insurance
- Employee discounts
- Flexible schedule
- Free food & snacks
- Free uniforms
- Paid time off
- Vision insurance
Dog Trainer Responsibilities
Dog trainers play a vital role in shaping a dog's behavior and ensuring that they are well-adjusted members of both their human families and society. The responsibilities of a dog trainer are diverse and require a blend of patience, expertise, and communication skills. Below are the key responsibilities typically associated with dog trainers:
Understanding Canine Behavior
- Assessing Behavior: Evaluate individual dogs to understand their behavioral tendencies, issues, and potential areas for improvement.
- Identifying Needs: Determine the specific needs of each dog, such as socialization, obedience training, or behavioral correction.
Designing Training Programs
- Customized Training Plans: Develop tailored training programs that address the specific goals and challenges of each dog and their owner.
- Setting Objectives: Establish clear, achievable objectives for the training sessions that align with the owner's expectations.
Conducting Training Sessions
- Hands-On Training: Conduct practical training sessions, teaching dogs basic commands like sit, stay, come, and more advanced skills as needed.
- Behavioral Modification: Work on modifying undesired behaviors such as excessive barking, aggression, or anxiety.
Educating Dog Owners
- Owner Training: Educate dog owners on effective training techniques and reinforce the importance of consistency and patience.
- Communication Skills: Develop strong communication skills to ensure that the owners understand and can implement the training methods.
Monitoring Progress
- Tracking Development: Keep detailed records of each dog's progress to evaluate the effectiveness of the training and make necessary adjustments.
- Feedback Sessions: Conduct regular feedback sessions with owners to discuss progress and address any concerns.
Maintaining a Safe Environment
- Safety Protocols: Ensure that all training sessions are conducted in a safe environment, minimizing risks for both dogs and humans.
- Positive Reinforcement: Utilize positive reinforcement techniques to encourage desired behaviors and build trust with the dogs.
Continuous Learning
- Staying Updated: Continuously update knowledge on the latest training techniques, behavioral science, and industry best practices.
- Professional Development: Attend workshops, seminars, or certification programs to enhance skills and offer the best service possible.
Compensation: $16.00 - $20.00 per hour
All Dogs Welcome at the K-9 Kountry Social Club for Dogs
Our Mission and daily goal is to ensure our packs safety and health in our free roaming environment.
As a social club for dogs, ALL dogs are welcome regardless of breed, as long as they pass a strict temperament evaluation and can exist as a pack. We have a set capacity of 50 dogs at our 2800 sq. ft. facility with 2 acres of land set up with 5 different playgrounds. We set all nannies and our packs up for success daily and offer an abundance of additional stimulation with our enrichment program so not only our pups have lots of fun with their fur friends but so they are also nice and tired for parents as well, nothing is better than a tired happy pup!
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