

PRIVATE SESSIONS IN DALLAS-FORT WORTH
Gain a Calm & Obedient Dog While Building Your Own Confidence & K9-Handling Skills

PRESTON HALFORD DOG BEHAVIORIST

"My dogs were totally different after just 1 session."
-Louise Polanco
#1
TRAINING IN DALLAS
10K+
DOGS FULLY TRAINED
ALL
BREEDS & TEMPERAMENTS
Private Sessions
In-Home Training
Transform
Your
Dog

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Free phone consultation
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Customized plans
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Ongoing support
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Clear expectations
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Effective training methods
Customized Programs
Fast. Effective. Results.
See Dynamic-RAW-Before-&-After
Videos Showing You Unmistakeable Change.
Most importantly, see my clients who were just like you doing it themselves!
Preston Halford
Dog Behaviorist









PRIVATE SESSIONS
IN-HOME TRAINING
What is a Dog Behaviorist?
According to the American Kennel Club, a dog behaviorist is an expert who studies animal psychology to diagnose and treat severe behavioral problems, such as severe aggression, extreme fear, separation anxiety, or compulsive disorders. They use science-based behavior modification plans rather than just teaching basic obedience.
A dog behaviorist focuses on environmental factors as the main cause of a dog's behaviors. This isn't board & train where you leave your dog in an unfamiliar & unnatural environment. This is hands-on training with the owner being involved every step of the way.
Gain a calm & focused dog while building your own confidence & K9-handling skills. STOP struggling & enjoy your dog like never before. It's time to join my thousands of clients & give your dog the freedom to experience life without stress & have the calm dog you've been dreaming of!

Behaviors My Private Sessions Successfully Fix — Including (But Not Limited To):
Leash & Walking Issues
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Pulling on the leash
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Lunging at people, dogs, cars, or bikes
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Reactivity/barking on leash
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Refusing to walk or freezing
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Leash aggression
Aggression & Reactivity
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Aggression toward other dogs
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Aggression toward strangers
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Resource guarding (food, toys, space)
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Growling or snapping when touched
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Fear-based aggression
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Territorial aggression (fence-running, door charging)
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Aggression toward family members
Anxiety & Fear-Based Behaviors
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Separation anxiety
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Destructive chewing when left alone
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Excessive barking or howling
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Hiding or trembling around triggers
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Fear of strangers, other dogs, or specific objects/sounds (thunder, fireworks)
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Panic during car rides or vet visits
Impulse Control & Obedience
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Jumping on people
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Not listening/ignoring commands
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Door-dashing or bolting
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Counter-surfing or stealing food
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Digging
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Excessive jumping on furniture
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Mouthing or nipping
Social & Household Behaviors
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Not getting along with other pets in the home
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Guarding the owner from other people or animals
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Excessive licking
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Marking/house-soiling (non-medical)
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Attention-seeking behaviors (whining, pawing)
Compulsive or Extreme Behaviors
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Tail-chasing or spinning
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Obsessive licking or chewing (self-harm)
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Redirected aggression (biting the leash, owner, or nearest object when overstimulated)
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Extreme shutdown/freezing under stress



