Happy Tails To You ® is a registered trademark with the state of Ohio.
Ann Rogers is the only one allowed, by law, to use the name and logo
in reference to a dog training business. Don't be fooled by imitators!
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Why Choose Happy Tails To You ?
More than 10,000 dogs have come through my program!
Because:
- Expect the Best. Ann Rogers is the instructor who works with each of
you.
- Reputation. Ann has been serving the community since 1980 and has
built a wonderful reputation during that time.
- Experience. Ann's instructing experience, breed and behavior
knowledge, motivational skills, and love of her job will be unbeatable in
reaching your goals.
- Personal Attention. Group classes are small so that Ann gets to know
you and your dog and can help you find alternative methods of dealing
with problems that come up if what you are trying isn't working.
- Student Accountability. Instruction is firm and fair. you are given the
tools to use, but it's up to you to follow instructions.
- Reference Material. You will be going home with homework booklets to
work from, rather than just your memory.
- Resources. If you don't understand something during the week you can
email or call Ann who can help you work through it.
- Vacation Boarding. Camp Happy Tails boarding is open year round for
our well behaved students and graduates.
- Fun. Splash Camp is open for dog/friendly students during the summer.
- Solution Creativity. Happy Tails is not "cookie cutter" training.
- Results! Happy Tails students are the best advertising. Ann has a
personal interest invested in each of you.
At Happy Tails, you and your dog will learn respect for each other and
you'll learn to communicate with him in ways he can understand. Your
dog wants you to be the leader, but if you don't take that position, you
may end up with a very unhappy relationship. That isn't good for either
you or your dog. As Ann you to change your behavior, you'll find your
relationship with your four-footed friend gets better and better. There
is a big difference between Leadership and Dominance! Leaders are
strong and respected. Domineering owners are weak and feared.
Ann starts working with puppies as young as eight weeks, to get off on
the right foot in your home. Group classes start them at 12 weeks of
age, although friendly adult canines who are beginning formal training
are also invited. Ann feels that balanced adult dogs can teach puppies
an awful lot about leader/follower relationships, and humans will learn a
lot about canine behavior from watching interactions among the dogs as
well.
Not every dog can get along along with new people or with other dogs.
Please ask about private in-home lessons where you can work through
your dogs problems one on one.
Ann uses "YES!" motivational training in B1 classes, and does a lot of
controlled socialization during off-leash break times with same-sized
dogs in the groups. Pups learn to brush up on their social skills with both
dogs and humans which will keep them out of trouble as they mature.
Owners learn to read their dogs and prevent inappropriate behavior by
them.
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